To reinvent himself as a moderate, in other words, Trump would need to discover not simply gentler policies, but a gentler temperament.
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They'd be gentler with each other because they would have felt at one with each other, gentler with environment because they'd feel at one with the environment.
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I'm kinder and gentler in my reality show viewings now, just as I'm kinder and gentler to myself about my marriage ending and my life crumbling from underneath me.
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This gentler version has become prominent in today's psychoanalytic circles.
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Other people might take a gentler road, through meditation, perhaps.
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Away from the town center, they look less imposing, gentler.
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That kinder, gentler strategy has even included a gay couple.
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It was kinder, gentler time of tech mavens breaking laws.
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And it didn't want to engage in gentler conversation either.
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Even those with a gentler approach look across the pond.
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In Wisconsin, they may opt for a kinder, gentler alternative.
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But she is now kinder and gentler with her herself.
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Scale your usage back or try an even gentler formula.
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His wife had a gentler way of handling the situation.
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A gentler energy flows as the moon connects with Venus.
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I wanted to present a reinvented kinder, gentler David Duke.
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Would Trump pivot toward a kinder, gentler treatment of immigrants?
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This kinder, gentler Germany has lost none of its ambition.
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I think in old age I'm much kinder and gentler.
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In general, we preferred shooting the kinder, gentler Howard first.
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Investor insight: Gentler rhetoric could also give stocks a boost.
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She offered a gentler view of the rich and famous.
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Gorsuch said, however, his views tended to the "gentler" side.
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Mr. Ticer is quieter, gentler and more of a tactician.
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Before long, I detected another, gentler source of noise pollution.
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The southern style is slower, gentler, more elegant, though still fierce.
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We were Americans, how much gentler could life be on us?
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However, under the new, gentler dispensation, ethnic chauvinists spy an opportunity.
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That dynamic is contrasted with the gentler underbelly of their songs.
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We've become a nicer, more tolerant, gentler nation in many respects.
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The market is flooded with some gentler iterations you could try.
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I left the horrible, abusive job for a much gentler one.
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My warm up will be gentler — and then we'll adjust accordingly.
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Nancy, an aspiring novelist, is equally smart but gentler and shyer.
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"I want a kinder, gentler nation," Bush said at the time.
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Gentler and younger readers may want to keep a safe distance.
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However, a gentler version of sense play proved much more fruitful.
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A gentler strain of Carmelo, ground up for college basketball bowls.
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"I definitely have a kinder, gentler approach to patients," he said.
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I do think people are just kinder and gentler around here.
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" It is a gentler approach than "we want all your photos.
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For a gentler, lighter sprinkle, turn the spigot a tiny bit.
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"The era of the kinder, gentler Republican is over," Stewart said.
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But let's call it what it is: a kinder, gentler thirst trap.
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" In a gentler voice, he added, "I want to play George Washington.
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Mr van der Staaij's charm has given the party a gentler image.
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Iraqis remember gentler times in Mosul The clock's hour hand reaches 6.
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Ah, but isn't democratic socialism a "kinder, gentler" version of pure socialism?
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In gentler times Namewee's only offence might have been crimes against music.
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The gentler curve ultimately results in fewer people infected and fewer deaths.
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The dancers move between glorious shapes of sculptural line and gentler touches.
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The tragedy, gentler and more mellow than most, is emphatically born again.
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Mr. Green seized the moment, billing Lyft as a kinder, gentler network.
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Why do we assume female leaders are inherently gentler and less egomaniacal?
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That reticence was fitting for the gentler sort of evangelical he was.
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It lets teachers pick any coding language and has a gentler vibe.
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But the Trump Narrative™ demands that a kindler, gentler Trump emerge at some point, so here we are, even if Trump is no kinder or gentler or different in any meaningful way than he was a month ago.
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Crime — even in this gentler New York City — is a part of life.
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Bowser seems a bit more subdued, a gentler contrast to Reggie's booming energy.
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But at a gentler rate of 9%, the ratio improves to about 2.
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"The earth element makes this a gentler dog than other elements," Lau says.
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I'm asking you to please be gentler with others, even on the internet.
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Pinker's work suggests that humankind is getting kinder and gentler as we evolve.
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It employs a gentler method than that of more in-your-face clocks.
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His leadership taught us to be kinder and gentler, to love each other.
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They were for women shampoo their hair a lot and wanted something gentler.
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Have our kinder, gentler abortion opponents spoken up for any of these women?
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Help your man get a better, gentler shave with this fancy electric shaver.
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"Maybe a little bit gentler," my father noted, sounding oddly placid, maybe hypnotized.
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If a Democrat wins in 2020, expect a kinder, gentler version of capitalism.
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The cluing on Ms. Lucido's puzzle was on the gentler side, I believe.
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Microsoft has become a gentler giant, and Mr. Gates has become a philanthropist.
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This allows me to get into people's lives in a slower, gentler way.
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It's meant I've needed more self-care — trying to be gentler with myself.
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I think I like this movement toward a gentler, sweeter, more forthright production.
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Fatherhood seems to have brought out the gentler side of Mr. Leguizamo's persona.
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It makes me feel soft and gentler than I'd sometimes like to feel.
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But he returned to New York determined to try a gentler approach to security.
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They're hoping to find ways to make long spaceflight gentler on the human body.
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Imzy, the kinder, gentler online community platform, will be shutting down on June 23rd.
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It's an open question, but in my experience, the gentler approach gets more results.
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It may be "better to have a milder, gentler information-gathering approach," she says.
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Once your dark spots disappear, switch to a gentler brightening ingredient, like kojic acid.
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Not to mention buying a drone is a little gentler on your savings account.
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Whereas the S8 has more pronounced curved edges, the Note 8's are gentler.
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"A kinder, gentler labrador— making my forever home at Walker's Point," the bio reads.
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Varvill says instead of plunging into the atmosphere, Skylon will take a gentler approach.
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It's gentler than its predecessor, lead by delicate synths and Alexander's always gorgeous vocal.
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Brett joined his frat only two years before, but the hazing then was gentler.
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It may be kinder and gentler, but can you build a bridge with it?
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No, now a kinder and gentler approach to shaming and silencing must be employed.
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Is maximum speed your only speed, or are you looking for a gentler ride?
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But a strategy of impunity did not magically conjure up a kinder, gentler GOP.
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In reality I'm gentler and more considerate, but I'm very Tuca at the core.
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And, you're allowed to ask for gentler pressure, which will be just as effective.
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The market has demanded a kinder, gentler Oracle and it is trying to deliver.
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He laughed in embarrassment, and when we ended the interview, he was much gentler.
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A physical therapist chucked the standard protocol for a gentler approach and "rescued" him.
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It's not just that kinder and gentler seems at odds with our current politics.
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Not coincidentally, this does feel like a kinder and gentler side of Croatian Amor.
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But gentler options that are as effective — and most importantly, safer — are virtually nonexistent.
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The whole-wheat flour stays in the background, with gentler, warmer and nuttier notes.
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"Hide replies" represents a gentler approach, geared toward steering conversations in less toxic directions.
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They believe in empowering working people, not just administering them in "kinder, gentler" ways.
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"We need a kinder and gentler Oracle," VMware CIO Bask Iyer told Business Insider.
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Liberalism used to be about making the capitalist system fairer, gentler and more inclusive.
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Google and the carmakers testing self-driving cars have done so in gentler climates.
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There's no evidence that mindfulness has made them kinder, gentler, or more socially responsible.
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Establishment Republicans yelped that he needed to pivot to a gentler, more inclusive tone.
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The Moon, in Cancer, connects with Neptune at 7:46 PM, creating a gentler atmosphere.
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Avocado Melt is meant to be the gentler version of the cult-favorite watermelon mask.
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On the bright side, it will likely be gentler with your stuff than humans are.
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A new market is emerging for a gentler, less potent weed, with lower THC levels.
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Their motives are perhaps a little gentler than those of a standard Western animation antagonist.
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I wish you had held my hand more, and I wish I had been gentler.
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This reduces brushing speed and alerts you to be gentler if you brush too hard.
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Ritchie was also pretty firm, but had a gentler delivery, and Bryan was even nicer.
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One of the lessons you're being taught this month is to be gentler with yourself.
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This compassionate cosmic combo can help you look at things through a kinder, gentler lens.
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While retinol oil is gentler, that doesn't mean it's on the same level as CeraVe.
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Bidets are gentler and more hygienic than toilet paper, which just smears around your poo.
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He longs, he says, scratching his scraggly, infested beard, for the gentler pleasures of civilization.
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So wouldn't a name centered around the gentler weather systems of nature be more fitting?
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Recently, a gentler type of workout with its very own acronym — LISS — has gained steam.
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According to a new study, women use warmer, gentler words in their Facebook status updates.
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CBD is a cannabinoid like THC, but is non-psychoactive, resulting in a gentler high.
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But in reality and in retrospect, Bush was a kinder and gentler breed of leader.
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But recently, it seems to have eclipsed the gentler "sexism" and "chauvinism" in popular use.
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There are gentler surfactants available (like decyl glucoside, which is often found in baby shampoos).
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The planned walkway would stretch the rise over the entire walkway, making the ascent gentler.
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This was driven by a surge among Democrats and a gentler uptick from independent voters.
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Theirs is not a painless policy massage in the direction of a kinder, gentler economy.
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He only wanted to make his religion more accessible in today's world, gentler, less doctrinaire.
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Without regular, gentler rain to restore the soil, he said, conditions will continue to worsen.
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It's a lawn with a diversity of plants, taller grasses, and a gentler, undulating appearance.
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However well meaning the Harvard team's recommendations — who doesn't want a kinder, gentler, fairer admissions process?
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Despite that gentler approach, police in the Philippines are open about their readiness to use guns.
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Will repeat viewings and positive word-of-mouth propel a gentler drop-off in ticket sales?
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If other brands have been uncomfortable for you to use, try the gentler Saalt Menstrual Cup.
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It is a gentler formula than that found in many kinds of toothpaste for sensitive teeth.
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And the overdose spike is apparently driven by a policy change much gentler than full legalization.
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He famously called for a "kinder, gentler nation" in his 1988 speech accepting his party's nomination.
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And, as a bonus, it's a gentler process than scrubbing with a brush or typical washcloth.
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The company wants to make debt collection, if not kinder or gentler, then certainly more efficient.
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It's distinctly warmer than the original, with a cinnamon punch almost like a gentler mulled wine.
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Tillerson issued a far gentler message at the conference, underscoring the "long-standing" U.S.-Japanese alliance.
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Chill makes acceleration more gradual – ideal for smoother driving and a gentler ride for your passengers.
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But don't take those metrics to mean that Twitter's community itself has a kinder, gentler tone.
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The official said he hoped — but wasn't confident — Trump would take this gentler, more diplomatic route.
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" Fox News was gentler, asking his mother what it was like to raise "this amazing child.
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Kojic acid and vitamin C are on the gentler end of the spectrum, lightening pigment gradually.
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It's only Monday, though, so this year's April Fools' Day puzzle is of a gentler sort.
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There is, among its mythic characters, a much-loved, kinder and gentler national hero: the larrikin.
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Their mission: to swap identities and keep the gentler Howard's comatose wife, Emily (Olivia Williams), alive.
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But it's a lot gentler and less fatty than everyone's beloved salmon — and it's more sustainable.
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He started in New York's 1960s jazz avant-garde, but today tends toward a gentler beauty.
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Go deeper: Some Republicans are advocating a gentler approach to close the door on his inquiry.
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As for her father's death, Guthrie said it had made her more sensitive, gentler, and kinder.
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But the decline was much gentler than expected, an indication that the market may be stabilizing.
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"My parents dreamed of a gentler kind of universally lower-middle-class society," Kraus told me.
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Ruben's fervor never catches in his gentler cousin, who daydreams about returning to Armenia and Mina.
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Instead, car owners should switch to microfiber towels that are gentler on automotive wax and paint.
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The overall trend is that primary campaigns are becoming kinder, gentler, and less personal in nature.
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And without Letterman, Stewart, and Colbert (the fictional one), it's also gentler than it's been in years.
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George H.W. Bush, the 41st president — who called for a kinder, gentler nation — died Friday at 94.
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" Perhaps wisely, most places have rebranded "sensory deprivation" as gentler-sounding "floatation therapy" or just plain "floating.
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Faced with evidence that it's politically toxic, conservatives redoubled efforts to mask "47 percenterism" behind gentler rhetoric.
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The gentler Serena Joy we've seen in this episode disappears, revealing the woman scorned by her beliefs.
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Yet Twitter, by its very nature, won't let Mr. Trump pivot to some gentler version of himself.
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It is to make kinder the face of the nation and gentler the face of the world.
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Their technology has helped make them far gentler on the environment than at any time in history.
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An even gentler estate tax: As it is today, the estate tax affects only 0.2% of estates.
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The company gave it the gentler name of the "Sporter," and described it as a hunting rifle.
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Is this Ingels's way of proposing a kinder, gentler, and smarter version of postmodernism, or post-historicism?
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It is to make kinder the face of the nation and gentler the face of the world.
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Experts credit competition among airlines in the United States for driving kinder, gentler policies for loyal customers.
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"Take care with any other kind of stones and use a gentler form of cleaning," they suggest.
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But my stronger impulse is to ask you to be gentler with your mother about her loss.
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College administrators similarly prefer broader programs with gentler language requirements, lower administrative overhead and seemingly greater appeal.
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Some will likely find comfort in hearing the president's brand of populism repackaged in softer, gentler language.
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If his writing could be caustic and his stage humor devastating, Ms. Weaver remembered a gentler side.
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Maybe you want a gentler touch on the massage table, need hypoallergenic products or prefer subtler scents.
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Opt instead for an in-shower lineup made with natural ingredients that'll provide gentler, more nourishing benefits.
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Some fans enjoyed the shows new "kinder, gentler" judging in which there was no snark -- just encouragement.
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From personal experience, using a balm or oil-based cleanser feels a lot gentler on my skin.
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Having two kinder, gentler, less privacy-invasive, less troll-friendly alternatives would be good for the public.
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They'll transport you to another world—one that's gentler, stranger, and creepier than anything you've seen before.
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Make no mistake: I am not suggesting that liberals adopt a fuzzy, gentler version of their politics.
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He could work with "Chuck and Nancy," ease up on the culture war, give some gentler speeches.
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But gentler religious language, such as wishing fellow workers a "blessed day", has been found to be permissible.
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There's been no shortage of competitors, of course; we've seen our share of cheaper, gentler, and express versions.
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But despite its infamous past, we've recently been seeing the reflective color scheme in a new, gentler light.
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Perhaps take a gentler post-sports wind down in the private cinema, indoor swimming pool or hammam instead.
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The Galveston test will be a shorter, gentler version of a sonic boom experiment done five decades ago.
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Steaming is a gentler way to cook because the vegetables don't come in contact with the boiling water.
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Farmville, Virginia (CNN)For one night, Mike Pence put a calmer, gentler face on the 2016 Republican ticket.
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They are able to address themes like beauty, sensuality, and social issues with a gentler point of view.
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On a surface level, Ford's treatment was kinder and gentler than what Hill faced from senators in 1991.
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It was homegrown austerity, not imposed from abroad, and it was a somewhat gentler austerity than Greece had.
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The books, the work, sharpened into focus in a gentler second round, a round that hasn't ended yet.
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Fayard's 1938 edition, published under the much gentler title "Ma Doctrine" ("My Doctrine"), would only be 347 pages.
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It's framed as being sort of akin to yoga or meditation, but with a much gentler learning curve.
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Launched in 2013, these courts purported to offer a kinder, gentler judicial response for people charged with prostitution.
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Back in the days when most households read a daily paper, we were a kinder and gentler people.
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All college students would benefit from drinking alcohol in a gentler manner: often with food, rarely in basements.
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While exfoliators have a reputation for being harsh and abrasive, the latest crop delivers gentler sloughing and smoothing.
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If moderation were merely a matter of kinder, gentler policy, no one would think reinvention necessary for Trump.
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The man I spoke to is a much kinder, gentler version of the fiery ginger iconoclast of old.
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Tillerson's State Department had taken a hard line with the Cubans, but Pompeo was notably gentler with China.
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Never a proponent of "kinder and gentler" politics, Mr. Trump prefers a brawl, even with his own party.
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Mr. Trump does not believe in "kinder and gentler" politics, but governs through blunt force and Twitter barbs.
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They tend to be gentler, since they cross the theme entries, which are generally the long Across entries.
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Simone is obsessed with her responsibility to protect Rasmus, as if she were a younger, gentler Rick Grimes.
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Vigorous running had blunted acylated ghrelin production more than gentler jogging and longer runs more than briefer ones.
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His solution: Use a gentler cleanser that corresponds to what you put your hair through in a day.
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To make the experience a little gentler on your skin, you can moisturize after the alcohol has dried.
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Not in a kinder, gentler light, or as a fantasy, but as a source of memory and creation.
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"We need a kinder and gentler Oracle," he said, adding that collaboration has become critical in enterprise tech.
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No eye for imprecise thought was ever more discerning; no edit a sharper yet gentler distillation than his.
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It, too, had a gentler mousse and more elegant bubbles than the Gruet, and its texture was fine.
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He told me that poverty is also a factor in the gentler response from the state security forces.
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There were still a lot of political jokes, Ms. Wisan said, but it was a gentler show, too.
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Bluff is more of a home base for environmentalists, archaeologists and tour companies that specialize in gentler explorations.
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With ours, we're using a gentler, more hydrating formula — it's lemon and chamomile, coconut oil and coconut water.
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We can't just be a kinder, gentler, more diverse version of the Republican Party; that's not compelling enough.
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It also has zinc, which is a gentler way to control oil production so future pimples don't crop up.
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Co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick was replaced by Dara Khosrowshahi, who promises a kinder, gentler Uber in 2018.
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As Dr. King reminds us, there's still room for human error even if you do choose a gentler scrub.
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Charles says she only uses water-based inks because they're safe for the wearer and gentler on the environment.
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Broderick undercuts the frenetic energy of the series with a gentler comedic tone that works as an effective contrast.
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Sampha's Process serves up a good illustration of the Powerbeats Pro's deftness in handling more nuanced and gentler productions.
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" Lopes said, "There is a spirit of the intention of it being a bit safer, gentler and more efficacious.
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Find Me, Aciman's new sequel to Call Me By Your Name, is gentler and more melancholy than its predecessor.
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"We wanted to create a natural deodorant that was just as effective as baking soda, but gentler," Futher says.
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With their wider soundstage and gentler tuning, they're also a better fit for any ASMR or binaural recording enthusiasts.
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MUTATED VIRUSES (HIGH): Introducing mutations into a virus's genome almost always leads to a gentler form of the bug.
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Here's hoping the softer, gentler name will result in a less banged-up and bruised experience for its star.
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Regardless, Forte's got to be hoping next season will be just a little bit gentler on his delicate follicles.
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Perhaps as we look back on our history, we should try to remember the kinder, gentler side of it.
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Mr. Staller's are formally posed portraits, time-consuming enough that the subjects had relaxed and showed their gentler sides.
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The Clinton campaign's efforts to put forth a kinder, gentler candidate began last week with a speech that Mrs.
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Other options for gentler slopes are laying down jute, wattles (encased tubes of straw) and silt fencing, he said.
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Spending time at these Portman events is like entering a parallel universe of a kindler, gentler Republican National Convention.
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The movement's leaders have replaced the openly racist epithets of lynchings and cross burnings with gentler "alt-right" euphemisms.
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On the contrary, Ms. Smith offered a kinder, gentler view of movie stars and moguls, politicians and society figures.
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"My hunch is heaven, as perfect as it must be, just got a bit kinder and gentler," the Rev.
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Ms. Leng'ete's grandfather, her guardian, took a gentler approach and asked her, after her second escape, to explain herself.
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He switched to a gentler excavating tool, a sharpened wooden broomstick, to avoid breaking any glass or ceramic finds.
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His quieter, gentler scion, a creature of words to the last, was only ever truly at home in books.
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"Frank Ancona posed as the kinder, gentler Klansman, but he was really none of those things," Mr. Potok said.
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The first directly followed the earthquake, resulting in the many Edwardian-era houses found on Bernal Hill's gentler slopes.
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Gia says cops were regular customers, but "different from the firefighters," who were usually looking for a gentler time.
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Tighter financial conditions haven't been repealed by the somewhat gentler tone taken by Fed Chair Jerome Powell in recent weeks.
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Those on the right have countered by supporting a president whose trademark combativeness would never have succeeded in gentler times.
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The fact that the Democrats aren't even bothering to promise to hold a kinder and gentler convention says a lot.
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Sure, Abzû frames the familiar in beautiful ways, but this isn't a title that challenges how creators approach gentler experiences.
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How on Earth do we say farewell to Garry Marshall — an immense talent, who emerged in a kinder gentler era?
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When you see what is coming out of the quivering Cronkite, you can&apost blame gentler souls for falling ill.
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Variety called it a "kinder, gentler" global warming documentary compared to the other climate doc from 2006, An Inconvenient Truth.
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In recent months Hofer seemingly swapped his earlier gun-toting strongman persona for that of a gentler, cane-carrying character.
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And that means those hoping for a kinder and gentler political climate after the election are already out of luck.
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There's also a gentler approach in which smaller steps are taken toward the larger goal of directly facing your fears.
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Better still, she bolstered this kinder, gentler image of Donald Trump while tying it into components of his existing reputation.
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Now, here comes the brand-new Ridgeline, which looks more like a traditional truck, if a softer and gentler one.
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The speech, actually delivered in January, echoed many of the themes raised by the authoritative person, albeit in gentler tones.
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Sadly, there is not yet much reason to think that we will meet kinder, gentler candidates on the convention stages.
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Valdastri said that the procedure will take the same amount of time as a standard colonoscopy, but will be gentler.
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It's more expensive and may require ordering the rig online, but the experience is gentler since the cannabis doesn't combust.
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"Many of my friends are — I don't know a gentler way to put this — orthodox religious men," Mr. Diawara said.
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In this vision, kinder, gentler computers will offer customized assistance on our path to becoming more competent and confident people.
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Mr. Macron's European friends have been gentler, but the rejection — or at least the standoffishness — has been no less unmistakable.
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Is "a break" just a gentler word for a total, if possibly temporary, breakup, which is how Ross took it?
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Twitter was a gentler place, with the most-retweeted photo of the year being President Barack Obama celebrating his reelection.
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Mark Harris, a former executive editor at Entertainment Weekly, took a gentler touch, putting the onus on the Emmy producers.
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Another angle: House Republicans have criticized Mr. Mueller's investigation, but some are encouraging a gentler approach in this week's questioning.
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"My personal and political character was formed in a different era that was kinder, if not necessarily gentler," he added.
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Give it to the queer teenager in your life, or any adults you know who miss a kinder, gentler internet.
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They need gentler workouts—and more training sessions—before they can keep up with the rest of the team. pic.twitter.
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Still, seeing it on a warm summer evening in the country invites a gentler, less ends-oriented kind of reflection.
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He never put his thumb on the scale for that, he never asked for us to be gentler on it.
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Depending on how dystopic your imagination is at this point, the film might seem like a throwback to kinder, gentler days.
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That, coupled with a kinder and gentler Trump, Cramer said, explains how the bull suddenly came alive and trampled the bears.
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As Lyft continues to burnish its image as the kinder, gentler alternative to bad-boy rival Uber, its growth is accelerating.
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It's a kinder, gentler Men In Black, without any of the sharp edges, which makes it feel curiously calm and inert.
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The claim that Denmark is somehow proof that a gentler socialism is preferable to free-market capitalism simply doesn't hold water.
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It would be a lot gentler on the planet if we didn't swap out phones so often — so why do we?
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Unexpected drama pops up as the moon opposes Uranus, but a gentler energy flows as the moon connects with romantic Venus.
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Then the gentler sounds of Pavel Milyukov playing Johann Sebastian Bach's Chaconne for Solo Violin echoed through the eerie desert space.
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Layla recently got up the courage to tell a partner to slow down and be gentler, which helped her delay orgasm.
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"It's a gentler way to resurface your skin with a laser because it's not taking off a whole layer," he says.
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The summer's waves, while less consistent, see gentler breaks perfect for beginners, who meet back on the beach for sunset cookouts.
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But Andy Taylor, the folksy sheriff of Mayberry, North Carolina, seems like an accidental attempt to create a kinder, gentler LBJ.
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Reading "Duped" gave me occasion to second-guess even gentler deceptions; it may actually have made me a (slightly) better person.
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If companies should be treated differently, then perhaps that portends a kinder, gentler Justice Department when a corporation reports its violations.
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There's a widely held view that it was a brash, fierce urban impulse replacing the gentler, rural-based civil rights movement.
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His refined approach to playing allowed him to adjust to the lighter keyboard action and gentler yet pinging sound of fortepianos.
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Honest observers will tell you that Congress, as an institution, used to be better in a kinder, gentler sort of way.
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Northern England is, unlike the gentler south, a land of peaks and troughs, often desolate and heather-covered, but always beautiful.
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Those in political power have planned a smoother, gentler transition, perhaps using A.I. to help them anticipate and modulate the strife.
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On Tuesday, Judge Gorsuch said he had been aligned with Mr. Bellinger's faction, which "wanted a gentler signing statement," but lost.
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Let&aposs stick with gun violence corruption climate crisis & immigrant families torn apart that&aposs so much gentler on the psyche!
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A gentler internal dialogue can be good for us, studies say, and she has some practical ways to tame self-criticism.
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If editors need to make clues gentler, they can often keep the essence of your original suggestion but add a hint.
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But the scarf, with the warm and fuzzy colors of the nation's flag, appeared to signal a gentler leader and government.
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But it is not an inspiring vision — it does not promise grand advances, transformative change, or a kinder, gentler political sphere.
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They're not equipped to provide kinder, gentler alternatives that take care of the immigrant families they've apprehended for breaking the law.
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This is ideal if your mom struggles to get up in the morning, or if she just wants a gentler morning routine.
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He brings the theatrics and '60s-inspired pop hooks while she brings a gentler vocal style and more classic pop song structure.
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This is a kindler, gentler form of trolling than the kinds of actual abuse and harassment we associate with trolls these days.
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"We don't need to a kinder, gentler version of the Republican Party," Nixon often said of centrist Democrats on the campaign trail.
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"I know u already know this but I feel I need to remind my fans please be gentler with others," Grande wrote.
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For many former progressives, the war crushed any hope that modern humanity would prove to be gentler and wiser than its forebears.
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The goal is to not trivialize the magnitude of the problem, but to make it gentler in self expression and social acceptance.
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Infrared saunas might be easier to handle, because they're actually gentler, says Katie Kaps, one of the co-founders of Higher DOSE.
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Already we see Apple's two-year iPhone release schedule expanding to a three-year span because of gentler innovations and increasing complexity.
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As scholars have been able to show, Luther was gentler early on because he was hoping to persuade the Jews to convert.
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But they took a gentler approach in the NAFTA letter sent Tuesday, calling for cooperation between Capitol Hill and the White House.
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On Thursday the Russians added gentler sounds: live classical music echoing through an ancient stone theater and into the eerie, empty desert.
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The pee-peeved plutocrat took a gentler tack when asked on Thursday morning where Caitlyn Jenner should find relief in Trump Tower.
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Any reader who saw the original version of this piece would surely recognize a gentler, more nuanced tone in the revised version.
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The production notes refer to this as a "kinder, gentler" take on "Transformers," which sounds better than a "quieter, less irritating" one.
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WILLIAM DUNHAM Bryn Mawr, Pa. To the Editor: Exactly when was it that Donald Trump exhibited "a gentler tone" that needed scuttling?
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Back in 2000, when immigration reform seemed imminent, the Republican convention in Philadelphia offered a multicultural vision of a "kinder, gentler" America.
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" Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the opposition Labour Party, to which Ms. Cox belonged, said that "we need a kinder, gentler politics.
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"A kinder, gentler labrador— making my forever home at Walker's Point," the Instagram's bio reads, referencing the Bush home in Kennebunkport, Maine.
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After Mr. Khosrowshahi replaced him last fall, Uber pledged to follow a philosophy of being kinder and gentler and to reform itself.
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They are gentler than the typical ride in a traditional park — there's no roller coaster nor any stomach-churning 150-foot drops.
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They feature multiuser functionality, kid-safe options, and adaptive display technology, which adjusts the settings to make it gentler on your eyes.
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For the longtime Groening fan, appreciating "Disenchantment" will mean resetting your internal humor clock — the laughs are gentler and more spread out.
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Curry came to Japan from India by way of the British in the 19th century, and got sweeter and gentler en route.
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Over the last couple of years, the genre has shifted again to a gentler, less brute kind of male star: the gentleman.
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Breaking that attitude of complacency is now the Republicans' top priority, far more than wooing moderates with gentler messaging about economic growth.
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The show's now airing Tuesday nights on USA and, overall, he says you can expect a "kinder, gentler" approach to slimming down.
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She and Marshall have been together almost as long as Hugh and I have, and I can't think of a gentler guy.
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While the state of play might not be any worse than at this point last week, it's hardly any better, or gentler.
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It's clinically proven to be up to five times more effective than traditional flossing while also being gentler on gums and teeth.
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Men seemingly realized that openly brusque behavior and using people purely for sex wasn't working anymore, and instead opted for gentler tactics.
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While several action-adventure cartoons were still on air, cartoon creators, including Hanna-Barbera began brainstorming new series with gentler story lines.
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Now 75, Wideman is noticeably gentler-looking than the severe ice-grill that has glared from dust jackets for so many years.
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They hope that he will eventually reinvent himself – that there's a kinder, gentler, more responsible Donald Trump waiting in the wings somewhere.
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"A good night's sleep means you have a gentler, brighter, and more focused day," says Rohan Gunatillake, the executive producer of the app.
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She's a little rough with her 'cause she doesn't understand [being gentler] yet, so she'll get in her face and do crazy stuff.
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In Mosul, Mr Hawkins says, the Iraqi army has used gentler tactics, and encouraged civilians to stay in their homes rather than flee.
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Lyft has a kinder, gentler image that it can capitalize on as Uber works to shake off multiple controversies and growing negative sentiment.
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Instead of rinsing with water, Dr. Hamden recommends mopping up the cleanser with a muslin cloth, which is both gentler and more efficient.
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Unilever denied that its proposed move had anything to do with Brexit, or with the gentler brand of capitalism practised in the Netherlands.
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Designed to be even gentler than the leading brands, it features a proprietary bulb shape and an indented removal stem made without ridges.
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He could also opt to let it die a slower, gentler death by refusing to renew DACA permits, which expire every two years.
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His kindler, gentler message was an obvious contrast to the non-stop sparring between other candidates like Trump, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio.
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Trump has not gone "kinder and gentler," but he does now have a clear communications plan that stems from a clear political plan.
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After the aggression of the God v science debates, Mr Spencer's book is a gentler, though no less provocative, contribution to the discussion.
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According to the experts over at Everlane, alpacas' grazing habits are gentler on the environment, making alpaca wool a more earth-friendly fiber.
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Kinder, gentler cleansers that hydrate (rather than harsh exfoliating or foam formulations), since skin irritation can increase along with dryness in colder weather.
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More recent Tesla employees describe Straubel as well-respected and a gentler voice in the room next to the bombastic and outspoken Musk.
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Except instead of doing a full expropriation, the Saudis did a gentler takeover, using oil revenue to buy Aramco from its parent companies.
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The unkind may conclude that the kinder, gentler image Pakistan is trying to project is prompted by a sobering look at its finances.
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"I know u already know this but i feel i need to remind my fans to please be gentler with others," she started.
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The moment was primed for a new Trump to come out to the podium and blow us away with a gentler, kinder persona.
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The market's tumble at the start of 2016 trading is giving investors little reason to believe the new year will be any gentler.
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It has also led many to speculate that the kinder, gentler, more sanitized Tumblr could ultimately spell doom for the service, moving forward.
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I mean, if you're trying to get kinder and gentler, it's a curious strategy to have Joe Arpaio introduce you at a speech.
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The Apple Watch's alarms are much gentler than the iPhone's alarms, and it also buzzes, in case you sleep with your Watch on.
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I've been experimenting with lower heat and speed settings, and found that the gentler speed lets me style with my fingers more easily.
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But after some of my friends helped me to start living a healthier life, I started being more honest with myself, and gentler.
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"Organic products are healthier, gentler, and in the long-term we're going to see that they're also way more beneficial," adds Dr. Klemperer.
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He started out in the 212s on New York's avant-garde jazz scene, but nowadays he tends toward music of clearer, gentler beauty.
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Frank Bruni It's hard to imagine a candidate with friendlier looks, a more harmless demeanor and a gentler-sounding surname than Conor Lamb.
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Then, too, the judge instructed the jurors to continue deliberating, although her instruction, known as an Allen charge, was given in gentler terms.
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While navigating that fog, the instrumentalists only briefly touch on notes of distress, before eventually relaxing back into a gentler state of communion.
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A kinder, gentler Green proceeded to blow up in Kevin Durant's face earlier this month, and the fallout has been something to behold.
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Putting Mr. Trump into office has disrupted the unity this country might have felt with a gentler, more thoughtful and less selfish leader.
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In fact, says Mr Sturzenegger, it sought a gentler pace of disinflation in order to reduce the cost of those backwardly indexed pensions.
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She believes women should make up half of all CEOs and presidents and thinks it would make for a kinder and gentler world.
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It was also important because it gave her a better chance than the previous, gentler debates did to show what she's made of.
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Plus, chemical exfoliation tends to be a gentler alternative to scrubs — but with the same soft, smooth complexion to show for your efforts.
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It's gentler on hair because it uses warm air rather than a hot metal or ceramic material, so you experience less heat damage.
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In some ways, Toronto, long seen as a cleaner and far gentler version of New York, lost part of its innocence this week.
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Above all, a strong and enduring comeback for Kvitova, a two-time Wimbledon champion and one of the gentler souls in the game.
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In recent months, some Americans have spoken wistfully (and unrealistically) of moving to Canada, where people are kinder, gentler, more accepting of others.
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Gentler moments succumb to the overall volume, and Scheidt's voice—at times a rumble, at others, a reedy cry—retains its elemental power.
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"I think most dermatologists tend to like chemical exfoliants because they are overall more effective while being gentler on the skin," she said.
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Drawing on correspondence between Mr. Briggs and his uncle, the work illuminated a gentler struggle, too, of family members trying to grow closer.
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A painful truth is richer than its gentler substitute, even if the latter masks itself as more useful, or makes a better sale.
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But if that's not enough, the show has embraced the slow-comfort feedback loop and developed an even gentler version of itself: Masterclass.
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In a nod to this gentler approach, the name of Uber's main meeting place will change from the "war room" to the "peace room".
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He presented a kinder, gentler face of private equity: Abraaj's $2100bn health fund, which closed in 2016, was backed by development banks and philanthropists.
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Blocking offers a more complete solution to ending all contact on Facebook, while unfollowing is a gentler, less permanent solution than unfriending or blocking.
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The kinder, gentler Christian statesmen Brooks cites (George W. Bush, Mike Huckabee, Rick Santorum) support polices as hair-raisingly violent as Cruz's own positions.
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Readers who have not already done so must rid themselves of notions that women's politics are always kinder, gentler, and less racist than men's.
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" Asking her followers "to please be gentler with others," Grande wrote on her Instagram Story, "I really don't endorse anything but forgiveness and positivity.
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But today, even that country uses gentler approaches like needle exchange and methadone maintenance for people with opioid addictions who do still exist there.
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Ariana responded not long afterward, telling her fans to "be gentler" with Pete and others ... saying she cares deeply about him and his health.
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"If you're trying to get kinder and gentler, it's a curious strategy to get Joe Arpaio to introduce you at a speech," Perez said.
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" A gentler way to characterize the new system would be "polarizing," but for Android users a better way might be to call it "rejection.
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As Facebook continues to face fierce media scrutiny over how it handles user data, the company may well be wishing for some gentler headlines.
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During the joint news conference with Kishida, Tillerson issued a far gentler version of that message, first underscoring the "long-standing" U.S.-Japanese alliance.
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Learning the lessons of his defeat when he was seen as the angry white male, four years later he became the softer, gentler type.
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In contrast to Take-Two's more scorched earth approach to the problem, Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games has sometimes taken a gentler approach.
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But even without a gentler ride from regulators, he said, Goldman's priorities had changed, after years of struggling to adjust to ever-tighter rules.
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The idea that Trump will look at election results, have some kind of political conversion and become a kinder, gentler President is also unthinkable.
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An all-female theater company might be counted on to lay bare men's flaws and follies onstage, but at Takarazuka the approach is gentler.
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Regardless of whose policies are better, such zig zags jar expectations far more than the gentler changes in the course of a strong democracy.
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It's only a matter of time before well-designed, tech-y temperate jackets are trotted out at gentler price points by more mass brands.
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The soprano Lauren Snouffer sounded overpowered in the dramatic beginning of Haydn's mass, her fine-grained, chiseled singing more at home in gentler moments.
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He has adapted new, gentler methods of pruning vines as a means of preventing esca, a devastating vine disease that attacks through pruning wounds.
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" Grande tried to call off the hounds, writing online, "i feel like i need to remind my fans to please be gentler with others.
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Friends ask him why opioid users, who are largely white, get gentler treatment than crack users, who were disproportionately black, did in the 1980s.
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It's part of a line of products that includes body lotion and animal-shaped soaps and can be had at a slightly gentler price.
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But the same study's results also indicate that gentler exercise, while safe for people with Parkinson's, does not seem to delay the disease's advance.
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It's something gentler and more compassionate, albeit with a wry sense of humor: the story of a female human being who became a superstar.
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I just want — as the very beginning of some kind of return to the gentler old normalcy — for people to stop making death threats.
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This manufacturing process, over a prolonged period, apparently produces a gentler high than, say, the abrupt elevation that might come from consuming pot brownies.
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"My cell expanded, the lights became brighter, colors more colorful, the sun shone warmer and gentler, and everyone around me looked friendlier," he wrote.
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Depp later called the Rolling Stone profile itself "a sham," telling British GQ "I was shafted" in a much gentler and more flattering profile.
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Lisa Clark, the executive producer of "Gone Fishing," said the gentler reality shows offered light relief at a time of cultural and political division.
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Shadow of the Tomb Raider found Lara Croft playing at National Geographic-style photojournalism even in the middle of a kinder, gentler colonialist pillaging.
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Over the past three decades, Goldman has regularly encountered leadership and reputational problems — and often tried to reinvent itself in a kinder, gentler image.
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Easily inheriting the 1988 nomination, he promised a "kinder, gentler" America, pledged not to raise taxes and portrayed his rival as soft on crime.
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If the idea of overhauling your hair-care regimen sounds onerous, Ms. von Mueffling has this simple tip: Be gentler when drying your hair.
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"We must bring in the new while preserving our traditions," he said, mentioning uniforms and gentler language to persuade audiences to part with some coins.
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But the President's daughter has picked up where she left off on the campaign trail — as the softer, gentler side of her father's gruff demeanor.
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To make easing into the season a little gentler on your wallet, the retailer is slashing prices on everything from sofas to pillows to flatware.
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Although advocacy groups like CALinnovates have suggested that Airbnb could sue San Francisco to overturn the law, the company is currently taking a gentler approach.
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But despite — or perhaps because of — the very real threat North Korea poses to the South, many South Koreans favor a gentler approach toward Pyongyang.
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If this proves to be so, then those seeking to make a living selling sea cucumbers may wish to find gentler ways of harvesting them.
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Ageing curves are far gentler in golf than in most other sports—no one blinks an eye when a 12.53-something golfer wins a tournament.
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Combining sparse arrangements, multi-layered harmonies, and a heavy dose of percussion, It's a refinement of Alopecia's aesthetics and themes into something softer and gentler.
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A third appeals to gentler sentiments with a wooden bird-house resting on a branch adorned with the sign, "Please do not disturb the birds".
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But peristalsis instead of these rotational forces is gentler, and would allow fuel to be manufactured in one slow, continuous process, rather than in batches.
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The "repeal and replace" bill, on the other hand, would be far gentler to the individual market but would make much deeper cuts to Medicaid.
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Building on the quieter music he was writing under the name Portastatic, McCaughan began to regularly make these gentler expressions on the band's subsequent releases.
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Plenty of gentler ones want no more than to withdraw from the mainstream and create their own micro-paradise with a few like-minded idealists.
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"It was a very brutal campaign," Wead said, suggesting the media portrayal of Bush as a "kinder, gentler" president compared to "philistine" Trump was inaccurate.
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"I Will Ask You Twice" is a gentler, sweeter tune whose title phrase refers to a marriage proposal — but why the need to ask twice?
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We can romanticize those jobs, but if you had a better option, something that's a little gentler on the body, people might choose the latter.
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There have been times where I've found solace in softer, gentler, more traditionally "self-care" games, before 2018's hard sci-fi gave me relief.
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This also extends to children; a study of postoperative pain management found that boys were more likely to receive codeine and girls the gentler acetaminophen.
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The answer, foodies say, is to go back to a better, gentler age, when farmers worked with nature and did not try to dominate it.
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And Trump all but promised that, if elected to the presidency, the kinder, gentler, more dignified Trump was the Trump that would rule the country.
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But by any measure, she said, Cipla's new, gentler formulation for children is a major advance: "This is indeed great news for treating pediatric H.I.V."
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If you're looking for a gentler option than the acrid, no-nonsense stuff found at the drugstore, then a non-acetone formula is for you.
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So, whether you're forgetting about your resolution today or taking the time to recollect and recommit, being gentler and more positive toward yourself is key.
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"We can't just be a kinder, gentler, more diverse version of the Republican Party — that's not compelling enough," Nixon told Vox in a Monday interview.
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I came to Silicon Valley thinking I had found a kinder, gentler capitalism, where startup secretaries became millionaires, and ex-hippies ran Apple and then Google.
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At various times he mentioned a thousand points of light, a kinder, gentler America, and a new breeze blowing away the leaves of an old tree.
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All these aspects combined make for an effective dildo that Ere says is more pleasant and gentler than anticipated — kind of like the Fish Man himself.
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" But the group does acknowledge handling of the dog when it appeared unwilling to enter pool "should have been gentler and signs of stress recognized earlier.
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HBO is taking a gentler approach: while it will be losing movies like The Martian, The Iron Giant, and Coraline, they'll be around until January 230st.
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ONE of the gentler quips uttered by the writer and thinker H.L. Mencken was that nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public.
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Deadline describes the superhero team as a "Black Ops force of down and dirty mutant warriors," who are more violent than their gentler X-Men counterparts.
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Explorations of topics like this have always been relegated to gentler metaphor, through alien cultures like the Klingons' obsession with honor, or the Cardassians' imperialist fascism.
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A new study is suggesting that reading with your child early on may be associated with gentler parenting and have a positive impact on juvenile behavior.
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Joe Wilson, from Bio-response Solutions, which sells flameless-cremation machines, says families choose it for environmental reasons but also because it seems gentler than fire.
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Feminist demands, then, are a kind of greedy grab for extra privileges, justified only if women are superior to men — gentler, kinder, less likely to misbehave.
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Made for all ages and all skin types by the dermatologist who knows her pimples, we're excited to get our hands on a gentler acne treatment.
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The soft-spoken retired neurosurgeon, who dropped out of the race last week, said the American people would be "comforted" when they discover Trump's gentler side.
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Most transplant patients are now treated with a three-drug cocktail that includes cyclosporine or tacrolimus along with steroids and a second, gentler anti-rejection drug.
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If you're returning to Pokémon after a long absence, you may be pleased to find that the latest iteration is a kinder, gentler monster-battling game.
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Travel BanA federal judge in Hawaii has blocked enforcement of the Trump administration's kinder, gentler travel ban before it could even begin.
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The certification program establishes manufacturing and sourcing guidelines that let people create boards that are gentler on the oceans and perform as well as traditional surfboards.
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The Treasury Department said in 2016 that its pilot program to collect on defaulted student loans with a gentler approach failed in comparison to private companies.
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The only thing notable was how many people—even, reportedly, Trump's own advisers—believed the Republican nominee would be unveiling some new, kinder, gentler immigration policy.
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So rather than just pull the plug when it doesn't need to be abrupt, giving it some time is a gentler way of having that conversation.
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But the creators of the Automist feel a gentler, more targeted approach to fire fighting is a better way to protect a home from serious damage.
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Rueff said he's seeking a nominee who's focused on boosting the fortunes of working-class Americans and who offers a "kindler and gentler" approach to politics.
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The charm offensive gave hope to Western policymakers desperate for a kinder, gentler leader in Tehran with whom to negotiate and ultimately resolve the nuclear issue.
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Donald J. Trump has repeatedly promised a "pivot" toward a softer, gentler, more refined version of his candidacy since he emerged as the presumptive Republican nominee.
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Or maybe it was being out in the softer, gentler air, walking around in a city of walkers — and noticing little things like the baseball caps.
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It feels clear that Elena has left behind the unrelenting misery and terror of her neighborhood entirely, that she has escaped to some kinder, gentler world.
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In "Hey-nyo," a lengthy ensemble number that was the evening's centerpiece, Ms. Monk charted numerous routes between clashing semitones, unsettling microtonal swoops and gentler harmonies.
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"I don't know if I'm getting gentler with each baby," he jokes with me, his Scottish accent jangling on the other side of the telephone line.
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The softer surface is gentler on his achy knees and allows him to slide into the ball instead of being forced into abrupt starts and stops.
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All are best daubed alternately in sepen, fierce enough to halt conversation, and a gentler yellow chutney of crushed tomatoes and sesame seeds, musty with turmeric.
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The "kinder, gentler" line came as Bush was navigating the very beginning of this new phase, as he accepted the Republican nomination at the 1988 convention.
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When the hood slips back, the voice modulates into gentler cadences, and there's good old Dad again, looking perhaps a little less lost with each reappearance.
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That softer, gentler approach of the Mossos d'Esquadra is a departure from its crackdowns during austerity protests years ago, for which the force received ample criticism.
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Though the primaries have raged with the expected partisan vigor, Texas Republicans say they are aiming to show a calmer, gentler side to voters this year.
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Accounts with gentler stances on overdrafts could draw interest among US consumers, helping Wells Fargo steady the ship as it tries to leave its scandals behind.
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"Let me say that I am a gentler and more focused athlete," said Jill Kelly, 230, of Chelsea, who placed first in women's doubles in pickleball.
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A stout bald man with a scraggly white beard and wine-dark lips, Slobodchikoff speaks with a gentler and more lilting voice than you might expect.
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The bubbles were much finer, the mousse, to use the French term for the froth that forms on the wine when first poured, was much gentler.
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The Julius here is protective and a bit of a romantic, a gentler counterpoint to their colleague Ol' Boy (Ruy Iskandar), who is toxic masculinity personified.
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In the weeks before the election, Mr. Prayuth, who writes his own songs and likes to perform them, has tried to show off a gentler mien.
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Fans of "My Struggle" will find some finely articulated passages in "Winter," written by a gentler, more mildly tempered narrator than that of the longer books.
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Transitioning into the general election, Trump shifted gears and revamped his campaign, firing controversial campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and initially seeming to run a kinder, gentler operation.
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This toothbrush helps you protect your delicate gums with pressure control technology that reduces brushing speed and alerts you to be gentler if you brush too hard.
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Luckily for Kanye West's firstborn (who is the spitting image of Kim in Jenner's #FBF pic), aunt Koko is a little gentler when it comes to accessories.
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But every time he imagines the alternatives that more competition would create, he muses about kinder, gentler platforms — platforms with fewer ads, more privacy, less attention hacking.
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"It's great if we have a kinder, gentler war on drugs that leads to better drug policies because of all the concern about white people," she said.
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While some vampire facials have been known to be pretty brutal all in the name of better, brighter skin, Dr. Shamban is known for her gentler technique.
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At no point did she insert herself into a relationship that didn't actually involve her — and, this kinder, gentler game plan still resulted in one fewer competitor.
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A gentler, more generically wow look at this cool new thing effort prioritized press quotes, pasting accolades across the screen, many of which focused on online play.
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So if you look at October 93, the New York Times' front page story read In Heroin Crisis, White Families Call On a Gentler War on Drugs.
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But Tumblr's fangirls and kink-focused communities gesture to a gentler, more emancipatory sexual politics—one that has much more to do with internal gratification than conformity.
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But while the price points of these suits are certainly gentler than RTW creations from Oscar de la Renta, these certainly still qualify as investment-caliber swimsuits.
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Speaking to the UN in April, the top US diplomat delivered a message about North Korea's nuclear programs that was a gentler version of Trump's angry tweet.
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"She's a little rough with her 'cause she doesn't understand [being gentler] yet, so she'll get in her face and do crazy stuff," The Voice coach remarked.
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The difference between authoritarian regimes and "democratic" ones is that Hacking Team customers jail, torture and kill, where the "democratic" ones have gentler ways of managing dissent.
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Any answers will unavoidably come through political projects to remake this world in gentler and more inclusive forms, so that it can house more kinds of lives.
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Rather than pine for gentler times, fixate on unrealistic proposed fixes, or simply give up, we need to strengthen the ability of Congress to have better fights.
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In turn, perhaps unions will set aside the political games and become kinder, gentler advocacy groups that are paid for by folks who want to do so.
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" Mitch McConnell, the top Senate Republican, was, as is his style, gentler and careful in his wording when he said that the Russians are "not our friends.
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" Fellows were selected via a competition that culminated in a two-minute pitch to Mr. Thiel and a team of judges — a gentler version of "Shark Tank.
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The world of Twitter, noting the series of abrupt interruptions, immediately called sexism, especially given how much gentler, almost babying, Lauer's stance would prove toward Donald Trump.
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Lots of people believe that holistic anxiety aids or supplements are safer or gentler for you than a psychiatric drug — but that's a misconception, Dr. Cassiday says.
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Trump wants you to believe that the difference between the "real Donald Trump" and the public one is that the real Trump is kinder, gentler, more polite.
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Traditionally in our heteronormative society, there's a stereotype that softer, gentler music is associated with the feminine, and harder, more aggressive music is associated with the masculine.
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Plus, if you use a flat iron regularly, you know that damage adds up — and this might be a gentler way to use heat on your hair.
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The job of narrator was, in the words of government spokesman Benjamin Griveaux, an experiment in "soft power", jargon for a gentler form of persuasion and leadership.
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There's some similar back patting in "Nassim," which is directed by Omar Elerian, but this work is smaller and gentler and a lot more moving for it.
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If the 1978 animated adaptation of Richard Adams's novel left you with emotional scars as a child, be assured that this limited series is a gentler viewing.
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Uber's man in New York: The new head of Uber's New York operations is trying a kinder, gentler approach, but he still wants the giant to grow.
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This is because steam is gentler than boiling water, allowing eggs to cook through without any hint of rubberiness in the whites or chalkiness in the yolks.
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That's present in The Personal History of David Copperfield, but unlike his 2017 TIFF premiere The Death of Stalin, Copperfield is a gentler, less biting period piece.
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Mr. Koudelka first became known for up-close images of confrontations taken during Russia's 1968 invasion of Prague, but he is equally adept at gentler, more poetic images.
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"Emcor and MasTec are quintessential Trump stocks, the kind that have a right to roar if the new, kinder, gentler Trump comes to the hill more often, " Cramer.
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It looks like a much gentler change of pace from Aggretsuko, but it still deals with cute Japanese characters helping a friend navigate the stress of office life.
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At times, he sounds like a gentler, more self-aware version of Angels in America's Louis, Prior's neurotic, diatribe-loving boyfriend, played in this production by James McArdle.
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Beating around the bush may seem gentler, but to someone in the grip of ED, anything left open to interpretation will almost certainly be interpreted the wrong way.
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Wearing his mild Episcopalian hat, he mentioned a thousand points of light, a kinder, gentler America, and a new breeze blowing away the leaves of an old tree.
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"It's entirely possible that One Day at a Time is a manifesto in sheep's clothing, a wordless call for a gentler and more genuinely curious world," she writes.
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That title is so important because it lets you know that the war on drugs was harsh in the first place, and families are demanding a gentler way.
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The evidence indicates US workers will instead be lapped by the gentler swells of a gradual revolution, in which jobs are transformed piecemeal as machines grow more capable.
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At the start of his presidency, he told President Xi that he would be gentler on trade if Xi took a harder line on North Korea's nuclear program.
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In the spring of 2014, New York magazine ran a piece on "butt play"—not merely full-on fucking, but gentler activities like rimming and fingering as well.
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Before bed, tie up your hair with a soft scrunchie à la Saved by the Bell (it's gentler than a hair elastic) and try changing your pillowcase nightly.
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He says he would have foregone super PAC money and taken on Wall Street, albeit in a gentler manner than Sanders, but in a harsher manner than Clinton.
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The cream, as its name suggests, has just 10 ingredients, compared with the usual 20 or 30, which plays to the myth that minimalism makes for gentler products.
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He's doing all that, Mr. Manafort suggested, to win the primaries; come the general election, Mr. Trump will bloom into his truer (and presumably kinder and gentler) self.
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Early songs like "The World Is Soft as Lace," found Lawrence presenting a gentler face to universe, musing on the ways he'd help change society if he could.
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But to what end can it really create a kinder, gentler breeding ground for online discourse, when we've proven as a people that's something we're not capable of?
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After we were finished, I made some suggestions as to how he could be gentler for his next partner, but not until my own pussy was thoroughly mangled.
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The tale is mostly ghost- and bully-driven, but has lighter moments as Mary reads and identifies with the far gentler "The Secret Garden" by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
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Right now I'm kind of partial to "A Kinder, Gentler Nation," a phrase George H.W. Bush actually uttered in his acceptance speech at the 1988 Republican National Convention.
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And in "Chicago Stories," with Mr. Emanuel, this combative mayor recasts himself as a kinder, gentler interlocutor of anodyne local figures, like brewery owners and spoken-word poets.
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It varies by season; for winter, the elder Ms. Lee is making a gentler pickle of radish strands that can be eaten right away, without requiring prolonged fermentation.
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" Garner writes that Smith's "Feel Free" is a "gentler ride," but in the best pieces, she "presses down hard as a cultural critic, and the rewards are outsize.
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Your Money There is a boomlet in kinder, gentler annuity providers, and they want you to devote some of your savings to guaranteeing more retirement income for yourself.
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Still, over and over, he has seen treatment work: parolees who stay out of prison by learning not to react to street provocations; abusive parents who become gentler.
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"Bon Voyage" (season 7, episode 22) The series finale is probably sweeter and gentler than anything Sherman-Palladino would have done, but damned if it doesn't still work.
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These successes were based on Oracle's bid to project a kinder, gentler image, one not typically associated with the tech behemoth known at times for aggressive sales tactics.
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"Family Papers" climaxes in the second world war—including the outlandish career of one Levy who helped the Nazis—but Ms Stein finishes her story in gentler times.
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The movie, directed by Rupert Goold and written by Tom Edge, is a gentler, squarer mash note to the Great Woman that's part maternal melodrama, part martyr story.
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" The House minority leader, Kevin McCarthy, tried a gentler version of this on CBS's "60 Minutes," saying he interpreted the call as "two leaders having admiration, not intimidation.
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With its ceremonial rocking chairs, its tribute films and its standing ovations, a player's easing into retirement is a softer, gentler, pretend version of the lights going out.
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Considering the son's problems today, one can't help but wish Fred had been a kinder, gentler father who taught his boy it was okay to order the fish.
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Ms. Flannery, through her work with Zoe Saldana, Gwen Stefani and Ms. Stone, is known as a risk taker, but with Ms. Adams, her steering has been gentler.
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The word "humble" travels so often now as a verb that embodying its gentler spirit, the adjective, can be an invitation to online trolling, professional invisibility or worse.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: We combined two names for our beagle pup: Stanley Kowalski, for the macho hunter in him, and Stan Laurel, for his sweeter, gentler side.
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Drake is still in the paranoid and resentful mode that has dominated the last three years, but even when he's lashing out, he feels gentler and more resigned.
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Once primarily a blend of street wear and club gear overlaid with B.D.S.M. fantasies, the queer aesthetic, if indeed there is one, is clearly showing a gentler side.
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Your planetary ruler, the Sun, connects with dreamy Neptune, in Pisces, on July 5, which will create an easier, gentler atmosphere after the drama that was Mars opposite Pluto.
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However, what I do like is that the letting go of this album means it is taking a gentler course than the usual abrupt release of a single album.
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Many theorists believe in black hole interiors (and gentler transitions across their horizons), but in order to understand them, they must discover the fate of information that falls inside.
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More speculatively, Käs thinks the idea could also yield new avenues for therapies that are gentler than the shock-and-awe approach clinicians typically use to subdue a tumor.
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This must have been what Vernoff meant when she said this would be a kinder, gentler season of Grey's Anatomy: no one left the show by a tragic death.
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New Eden, the violent religious cult that was your main enemy in the previous game, returns in New Dawn, but this time as a kindler, gentler kind of cult.
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Until now, the Clinton campaign appeared content to leave the disavowing work to the super PAC, while it spent its TV money to play up Clinton's kinder, gentler side.
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The firm's boss, Satya Nadella (pictured), strikes a different and gentler tone from Mr Gates and Steve Ballmer, his immediate predecessor (although he, too, has a highly competitive side).
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But Airbnb spun a gentler tale, of tourists swapping the anonymity of hotels for the authenticity of districts; of homeowners weaving a few bob out of the spare room.
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"I know u already know this but i feel i need to remind my fans to please be gentler with others," she wrote alongside a screenshot of Davidson's post.
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Whatever shampoo you choose is up to you, but if you're looking for a gentler option, some of Hollywood's top pros have spilled the beans on their faves, ahead.
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Clinton has been holding mock debates preparing, first for the pugnacious and bullying Trump we saw in his Republican primary debates, and more recently, for a gentler, gracious Trump.
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So, while double-dipping your indoor cycling class might seem like the best way to get moving, it'd behoove you to find gentler, more sustainable ways to increase activity.
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Recipe Pairing: Butternut Squash and Bacon Risotto Red wines that are gentler and more supple may still call for a meaty main course, but not a steak or chops.
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Ultimately he went for a gentler approach with a part of the Telecommunications Act called Section 706, which calls on the FCC to take actions encouraging timely broadband deployment.
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With Venmo, a reminder to pay up can come under the guise of a winged dollar bill emoji, a seemingly gentler reminder than a potentially rude in-person request.
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But if we merely prove to be kinder, gentler corporate stooges — if we allow the nascent Trump loyalist autocracy to take hold — we may not get a second chance.
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And while Bush campaigned to continue Regan's legacy, his attempt to establish his own identity by calling for a "kinder, gentler nation" in his convention speech irked Reagan loyalists.
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" Isabel was interested in a gentler kind of Taylorism, one that made "every worker feel as if he was needed somewhere, doing something, no matter how unglamorous the task.
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B-side track "Baby, I'm Yours", a Barbara Lewis cover, from Leave Before the Lights Come On also gave us a glimpse at Turner and the band's gentler side.
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In the 19th century, textile mills in New England — which were supposed to be gentler than the cruel depredations of the Old World — employed children as young as 4.
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We took a similar path, though nervous about driving under the British left-side-of-the-road system along sheer-drop cliffs, we chose a gentler paved mountain pass.
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The unlikely counselor was a kinder and gentler Kennard, who revealed an introspective character online that was altogether different from the fearsome quarterback-hunter he plays on the field.
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In contrast is a gentler duet, exquisitely sung by another husband and wife (Gregory Prest and Ms. Duffy), a humble hymn to conjugal love set to a lone piano.
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If the chastened prime minister and Brexit Secretary David Davis take a gentler tone when talks finally launch in Brussels next week, they could win valuable concessions, some think.
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Wink said the real purpose of the video was to provide people with a gentler, more reflective space that was less alarmist than what people were seeing in the news.
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Rick Santorum was seen by some as a little off-putting, so he began to wear his signature sweater vests and he took on a softer-gentler tone and appearance.
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To set the record straight, we use Sodium Coco Sulfate (SCS) in our brand's laundry detergent because it is a gentler alternative that is less irritating and safer to use.
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A bad attitude will break your reputation Losing your cool at work has always been frowned upon, and despite claims of a kinder, gentler 21st century workplace, it still is.
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The brand recently reformulated one of its first products, the Ceramic Slip cleanser, to be gentler on sensitive skin that couldn't handle the potent deep-cleansing properties of the original.
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Later that week, reports emerged that Paul Manafort, who had recently usurped Corey Lewandowski as Trump's right-hand man, had been pushing Trump to be kindler, gentler, and more presidential.
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When the vehicles arrived at the site, they spotted signs of flowing lava, as well as domes from magma heaping around the vent—signs of a gentler, less-explosive eruption.
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The Republican Indiana governor and former congressman has been projecting a kinder, gentler Republican Party as he's hopscotched across the country during his first month as the vice presidential nominee.
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"This is Travis 19993," said one exasperated person close to the situation, referring to a previous statement by Kalanick that he was working on building a kindler, gentler Travis 21999.
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Yet when the adaptive cruise control, which keeps a set distance from cars in front, is activated, the Teslas braked earlier and gentler and avoided the balloon, the agency said.
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But in a testament to the toxic legacy of the war on drugs—and despite a kinder, gentler rhetorical approach—supply-side battles are still engrained in American health policy.
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These days, we don't need to look very far to see that the New Man's gentler, more reflective feminist image can conceal the apparitions of a rougher, more thoughtless masculinity.
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Protesters repeatedly interrupted Brett Kavanaugh during the Supreme Court nominee's second day of confirmation hearings, but Democrats took a gentler tack, letting the nominee speak before challenging him with questions.
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Better him than Joffrey — or Tywin — but in the end his impulse was to work within the system and thus keep the system going: to create a kinder, gentler Lannisterism.
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In 1988, Bush used his promise to be "the education president" to illustrate his "kinder and gentler" conservatism, as part of his effort to woo suburbanites and middle-class Democrats.
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So with the scientific literature showing the upside of employment and the downside of idleness, we still have the "kinder and gentler brigade" fighting work for those on food stamps.
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But perhaps there's a gentler lesson to be had here for the Sanders supporters so eager to protect their candidate: that not everything is about Bernie Sanders versus the establishment.
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Blum looks and sounds a bit like a gentler, more affable version of the sports pundit Skip Bayless, with a long face, deep-set, probing eyes, and a slight frown.
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The legislation was promoted as a gentler version of laws like those in Australia, Germany and France that require certain kinds of hate speech to be removed from the internet.
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Given this gentler format, you can sit on the carpet and watch for as long as you like, considering bits of pop culture, gestures and movements presented in abstract form.
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Not only this, but the toothbrush helps you protect your gums with pressure control technology that reduces brushing speed and alerts you to be gentler if you brush too hard.
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It is possible to be so absorbed by the quickening plot here that you overlook the unfolding of the relationship, which is subtler, gentler than it is in many romances.
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See it in action in the video below: Even with its highly impressive cleaning capabilities, the Sonic Soak manages to be gentler than hand washing, totally quiet, and eco-friendly.
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Now it takes on gentler forms; Jacob deGrom recently asked to see Horwitz's swing with a toy bat in the clubhouse, and the players laughed at Horwitz's feeble, futile hacks.
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Microshading is also a little gentler on the skin, but that does mean it fades faster than microblading, and you may need to go in for touch-ups more regularly.
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I think that the cluing was a bit gentler in general today because of the rebus elements, but here are a few that might have slowed down your solving flow.
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She recommends self-compassion exercises like meditation or journaling — tiny steps to help you develop a gentler way of looking at yourself without resorting to an artificial self-esteem boost.
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" She said that rather than being a "kinder, gentler" version of Americans, Canadians were "just more passive-aggressive, too frightened to acknowledge how we fail our citizens day after day.
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Novices should start with Angela Caglia's Rosebud Eye Treatment Set ($65), hand-held rose-quartz orbs designed for massaging the eye area and temples (a gentler alternative to gua sha).
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It's also a reminder that while Pence may have a kinder, gentler demeanor than President Trump, he's no better — and maybe a lot worse — when it comes to women's rights.
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President Donald Trump sought to strike a gentler, more positive tone at a campaign rally Wednesday, just hours after authorities intercepted at least seven pipe bombs intended for Trump's political rivals.
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While Legend uttered this awesome quote as part of Axe's efforts to become a kinder, gentler (as in, less sleazy) brand, he didn't just come to this conclusion for a paycheck.
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It's one of the gentler Black Mirror episodes, largely with the feeling that everyone is probably just going to be a reasonable adult about solving the problems in front of them.
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After the treatment, I buy a new cleanser which is supposed to be a bit gentler than what I'm currently using and a facial oil which is supposed to replace moisturizer.
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Bush famously promised a "kinder and gentler nation" as the US emerged from the Cold War, and his presidency was marked by foreign interventions in the Persian Gulf, Panama, and Somalia.
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The P30 Pro still has curved glass on both the front and back, but it's a much gentler slope, something a lot closer in form to Samsung's latest Galaxy S devices.
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Overall, though, the friends' travails are presented in a kinder and gentler manner than we're used to, and the balance has shifted away from cringey awkwardness and toward something resembling warmth.
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One of the remarkable story lines of the current market cycle is the way more risk-averse investors have had to give up so little in exchange for a gentler ride.
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"When Uber switched from a focus on ruthless innovation to kinder and gentler, I think that solved a lot of problems," said Tusk, referring to the carnage left behind by Kalanick.
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After Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's heart-wrenching and credible testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday, pundits wondered whether Brett Kavanaugh would adopt a gentler tone during his own appearance.
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Movies like Unplanned may try to draw a distinction between gentler and more aggressive tactics on the anti-abortion side, Sisson said, but ultimately, it's a matter of degree, not kind.
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But while Booker's gentler approach frustrates Trump's fiercer critics, it's easy to imagine it appealing to voters who just want to move on from an ugly, conflictual era in American politics.
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I can remember hours when I argued with her as though my soul's salvation depended on it, tried to break her rigid purpose, tried to make her milder, gentler, more insightful.
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Although some forms of yoga, such as power and vinyasa, can be quite strenuous, restorative yoga is much gentler, encouraging the use of props like pillows and blankets to facilitate relaxation.
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Some of the world's most successful family companies practise a gentler version of consolidation, buying up smaller family companies to add scale but allowing them to keep their names and identities.
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But the film is significantly gentler than the cartoon, humanizing Wynne-Candy in a series of flashbacks that usher us through his life and illustrate how he became what he is.
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These "gentler coups d'états," as Human Rights Watch calls them, are intended to avoid running afoul of the African Union, which will not recognize leaders who seize power through military coups.
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The thinking, Dr. Gibala said, is that these 20-second intervals, although grueling, are more tolerable than 30 seconds of the same exercise and more potent than gentler 60-second intervals.
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And good news: This eclipse should be somewhat gentler, because it is the third (and final) of a trio of spring eclipses that have popped up annually since April 15, 2014.
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Mr. Kordestani and Mr. Pichette advocated a gentler approach, arguing that losing Mr. Dorsey would destabilize the company, and that Twitter was finally improving its momentum on product development and revenue.
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The gentler curve results in fewer people infected at this critical moment in time — preventing a surge that would inundate the healthcare system and ultimately, one hopes, resulting in fewer deaths.
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Paths that wind through the Canaan valley are a major draw for mountain bikers and cross country skiers; hiking trails offer gentler treks to points overlooking the valley and Blackwater Falls.
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Detours into the efforts of firms attempting to produce their goods through gentler methods offer a glimpse into how consumerism, slowed to a less ferocious pace, might be reconciled with sustainability.
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Williams's third collaboration with Barry Levinson was a salve for liberals begging Jon Stewart to run for President, and looking back at this gentler time in our political culture is still soothing.
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"Emcor and MasTec are quintessential Trump stocks, the kind that have a right to roar if the new, kinder, gentler Trump comes to the hill more often, " the "Mad Money " host said.
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But the French-American artist's work has evolved away from the overtly political, and the works in his latest solo show find de Balincourt tackling Americana in a gentler, more subtle way.
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George Herbert Walker Bush, who advocated a "kinder, gentler" conservatism, pursued policies that helped topple the Soviet empire and initiated military campaigns that ousted one foreign dictator and crippled another, has died.
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While Mr Trump encouraged voters to blame their grievances on Mexico, the third partner in the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA), he was much gentler towards the United States' northern neighbour.
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The result was a gentler, smoother, bump-free shave that 13-year-old me — and my misguided classmate — would have killed (or at least given up our Britney Spears concert tickets) for.
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"I developed this recipe with my mom as a way to introduce people to Caribbean food in a gentler way," says the Seasoned Life author, who recently launched her own cookware line.
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An introverted patient may not connect with a therapist who is extroverted or "in your face"—while some people like direct answers and advice, others may prefer a gentler, more nurturing program.
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First, cooking your salmon at a lower temperature for a longer amount of time is gentler on the fillet, resulting in a super-tender piece of fish with less nasty white stuff.
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If he is very lucky, the Peronists will put up the fiery populist Fernandez against him rather than a more moderate candidate promising, perhaps, a kinder, gentler implementation of the IMF plan.
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Yet that gentler tone reflects a big difference between America's red and blue insurgencies, which is likely to determine how far they go and how much damage they do their respective parties.
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But while Drake's reputation has almost completely curdled post-Views — and deservedly so, given his lyrical immaturity — Jonas is being celebrated for putting a gentler, more open face on male pop stardom.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - After years focusing on the hard science of Germany becoming Europe's economic powerhouse, the proposed next government also wants to pursue the gentler art of making it a better homeland.
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G.A.: Thank you, Po. For a gentler introduction to some concepts in this year's International Mathematical Olympiad, National Coach Po-Shen Loh highlights several through his puzzles this week on Expii here.
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The cotton pairs I reviewed for this story have held up to frequent washings and their elastic is intact; Everlane says they're machine washable, but I air-dry mine since it's gentler.
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In his speeches so far, Mr. Biden has struck a gentler chord than Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren, delivering paeans to bipartisanship and beckoning Democrats to rise above Mr. Trump's demagogic taunts.
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On the basis of the pilot, she'll be a kinder though not gentler Higgins, less of a nemesis to Magnum than a colleague in arms and, of course, a potential romantic interest.
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It was a version of a point that had been made, in much gentler fashion, during floor remarks by Representative Jim McGovern, Democrat of Massachusetts and the chairman of the Rules Committee.
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I know this is blasphemous to say, but I prefer Bollinger as a painter: he has a softer and gentler touch that adds something to the emotional tenor of his subject matter.
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This 22 Irving Berlin musical imagines a gentler world in which the worst the State Department has to contend with are finicky matters of protocol and a few inconvenient love affairs. Encores!
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In other words, though the training environment now looks much gentler to those of us who trained in the bad old days, we still don't seem to be consistently getting it right.
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When a volcano erupts explosively (as opposed to gentler lava eruptions from, for example, Hawaiian volcanoes), it ejects exploded particles of molten rock (aka "magma") into the air, which becomes volcanic ash.
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If you're thinking about switching home organizational handbooks, Margareta Magnusson's "The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning: How to Free Yourself and Your Family From a Lifetime of Clutter," is, well, gentler.
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That was what the clientele looked like, this kind of older, gentler DC crew that was going to get hip checked by Dischord Records, Black Market Baby, and the Bad Brains, etc.
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The days of the "frozen face" are giving way to a desire for a more natural look through gentler treatments, as the increasing interest in wellness encourages people to embrace all things holistic.
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Bitter old Ebenezer Scrooge hates Christmas, but with the help of some ghosts, eventually comes around to being kinder and gentler — spreading holiday cheer that'll leave you hopeful for humanity and what not.
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A gentler Brexit that allows for a continuation of tariff-free flows for a time after Britain leaves the EU will give time for Irish food producers to reorient to other European markets.
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This is the question facing the throngs of investors favoring "defensive" market sectors, especially those crowding into fund strategies engineered to promise most of the rewards of equity investing with a gentler rise.
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In some cases, the toothpaste and toothbrush you're using might actually be the reason why you have sensitive teeth, so switching to a gentler toothpaste and softer toothbrush might solve the problem, too.
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Grande, channeling a kinder, gentler Regina George (Rachel McAdams), has filled her Burn Book with happy memories of her exes, but one is conspicuously absent: Mac Miller, who passed away in September 2018.
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The lesson is: Just because they're women doesn't mean they place "women's issues" as their priority, and we have to get past the idea that women are always a naturally gentler, kinder sex.
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But even before taking over the FN from her father, party founder Jean-Marie Le Pen, Marine Le Pen had spent years refashioning the FN as a sort of kinder, gentler, far right.
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A gentler suspension helps smooth out rough patches of road, a modified steering system makes it less jittery at highway speeds, and most importantly, you've got that crazy flip-top lid in back.
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But the gentler episodes, like the scene during the dance at the gym where a few couples sharing intimate moments are highlighted, also had a striking freshness thanks to the Philharmonic's beautiful playing.
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Charlie is then forced to employ lawyers of his own, first a street fighter played by Ray Liotta, and then Alan Alda's gentler, wearier veteran, whose hourly rates are still eye-wateringly high.
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And, after winning the hard-hitting 1988 race, he sought to bring about what he'd called a "kinder, gentler" America, reaching out to Democrats and Republicans alike, seeking common ground on common problems.
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If a viewer clicked on the cleric's earlier, gentler, talks, YouTube's algorithms would point the viewer to one of his later sermons, like one describing why it's a Muslim's duty to kill Americans.
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Party cadres' explanations for this reflected deeply entrenched gender prejudices: Women have a weaker constitution and gentler temper, rendering them unfit for the strenuous tasks of operating heavy equipment or manning factory floors.
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It was a gentler soundtrack than the hiss of cars outside on Queens Boulevard, and a lulling accompaniment to the plates that streamed steadily from the kitchen to my table in the corner.
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One of the gentler examples of dour kitchen sink realism's depiction of the postwar angst of working-class Britons, "A Kind of Loving" (1962) was the first feature film directed by John Schlesinger.
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This is one of the kindler, gentler comments," DuVernay wrote, along with a re-tweet reading, "Sellouts like you don't deserve our respect you can kindly go to the trash with Oprah. #MuteAva.
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The N.Y.P.D. has never demonstrated an ability to provide "equal justice under law" to black and brown citizens, and a kinder, gentler version of broken windows is apt to continue that tragic history.
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She believes the Khangai yak -- an indigenous wild species found in Western Mongolia -- could preserve the country's landscape, because they're gentler on the fragile steppes, and help save the herder families' nomadic lifestyle.
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So by bestowing the robots with the gift of touch, humans could well gain not only gentler companions and prosthetic hands that allow amputees to feel, but partners in the war on crummy fabric.
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Gabriel Chiu, M.D., a plastic and reconstructive surgeon based in Beverly Hills, also advises we dial down our expectations — and takes it one step further, eschewing microdermabrasion altogether in favor of gentler exfoliating options.
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That has forced the Republican Party to adopt a gentler stance on Medicaid expansion, in the hope that it will improve the party's chances of retaining control of the chamber in the 2019 elections.
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The soft left, including those around Ed Miliband, Labour's previous leader, has a gentler strategy: to temper Mr Corbyn, reason with the new members and ultimately guide the party towards some sort of compromise.
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You can turn on "Reduce Motion" (Settings > General > Accessibility > Reduce Motion) to turn the animation off and replace it with a gentler fade effect, but most people don't even know they can do it.
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Thousands of years later, we're told, wolves are "becoming … dogs!" as we see in another two-page spread of rather gentler-looking leaping beasts, members of the dog breeds we know and love today.
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The boy who once sang, "Coffee table, girl, get ready, I'mma put you down / All the way down," with disgraced R&B singer R. Kelly is now embracing a gentler, even teenybopper romantic rhetoric.
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If the high pressure over the Great Basin moves eastward, for example, the air will be less likely to flow westward, and that may allow cooler, gentler winds to move into California from offshore.
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I set my Muse to a rainforest soundscape, which gets stormier as your mind gets more active and then gentler and eventually produces a bird chirp if you reach a prolonged state of calm.
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Perhaps it's all the indoor free time people have now, or because players can social distance themselves right out of reality and into a kinder, gentler world filled with quiet hobbies and talking raccoons.
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The 41st president was remembered as a "kinder and gentler" leader during a funeral service in Washington on Wednesday attended by more than 3,000 mourners, including President Trump and all four living former presidents.
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Orangutans are gentler than chimps, but still, they are not always gentle, and investigators say zoo trainers sometimes beat them with lead pipes wrapped in rolled-up newspapers to force them to perform tricks.
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On a gentler note, the 3×3 comic below by Wang XX is a fantastic encapsulation of the tenderness and care that people in China are feeling for one another during this calamitous period.
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"Rest assured, as I am personally following up on these procedures," Mr. el-Sisi wrote in a Facebook post, adopting a gentler tone than in the past, when he told Egyptians to toughen up.
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Beef short ribs turn creamy in megruli kharcho, long simmered with walnuts, kviteli kvavili (yellow marigold, the Georgian saffron) and utskho suneli, blue fenugreek, warmer and gentler in bitterness than the more common variety.
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Set to play in his 18th and final All-Star Game on Sunday, a kinder and gentler Bryant will continue a farewell tour that will conclude his legendary 20-season tenure in the league.
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Socialism is in vogue, but it's a gentler version that offers a big public safety net that provides basic needs for people (to include higher education) — just without political repression and human rights abuses.
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She gave herself the freedom, when transmuting the earth tones of the desert into music, to use more melody and to use gentler sounds that she might otherwise eschew for fear of their chintziness.
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And the gentler way to color is as versatile as Bey herself: "The technique can be adapted for different looks and colors," Hazan says, including all-over color or low-key highlights near the face.
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A large Ford-Dole banner hung behind James as he paced the floor with a wireless microphone, a tribute to the the Michigan-raised president and a relic of a gentler era in Republican politics.
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Joe Biden has shown us the way: Counter the fear and loathing with words from a gentler time, say, a 1940s Frank Capra movie where men wear hats and women in lipstick have snappy comebacks.
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Recently launched, Alpha-H's Liquid Gold Rose is a gentler version of its sell-out sister, Liquid Gold, and harnesses glycolic acid to slough away dull surface cells, brightening and refining at the same time.
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Adding a new layer of emotional depth that had previously been missing with gentler ballads like "Driveway to Driveway" and "In a Stage Whisper," Superchunk now had love songs their fans could use on mixtapes.
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The German opposition party, the Social Democrats, were thought to take a far gentler position against Russia's annexation of the Crimea in the past, though candidate Martin Schulz has warned against the lifting of sanctions.
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This last year, I've been nicer and gentler with myself and the way that I think about everything, so that feels good—but maybe it also means I'll be a dick again in two years.
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"To set the record straight, we use Sodium CocoSulfate (SCS) in our brand's laundry detergent because it is a gentler alternative that is less irritating and safer to use," Honest said in a subsequent statement.
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Tonks, in particular, had become a softer, gentler, more gendered Tonks, letting Remus feminize her as "Dora," a name she'd previously hated, and pining away for Remus, growing physically ill with worry over his safety.
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Sachs says his films have become gentler and less internal as he has become a parent, and his recent work reflects a growing interest in the effect children have on their parents and the reverse.
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Jumping on the beat to give a version that goes harder than Yachty's gentler original, he makes sure that he reps his home state, shouting out its beloved fallen son Prince ("Purple rain on me").
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You don't have to be an imperialist power in Europa Universalis, for instance, or you can at least play in ways that let you tell yourself that yours is a kinder, gentler kind of imperialism.
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But neither purchasing the equivalent of papal indulgences for our sins, nor attempting to craft a kinder, gentler capitalism, nor waging a zero-sum game to get ahead will get anyone out of this mess.
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All transitions are hard, but moving a child from one private-school or home-schooling community to another is a gentler, more flexible process than subjecting them to the often rigid rules of public schools.
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President Trump may call Assad an "animal" and hint at more airstrikes, but he cannot unseat him, because he knows that the alternative is not the kinder, gentler place once dreamed of by opposition activists.
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"I do not see how a member of the gentler sex, even a German or a French lady, could have fastened on such an unpleasant mode of expression," she said and cut at her meat.
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"But to the broader world, inside of Syria and on social media, there is an effort to reinvent them as kinder, gentler jihadists," he said, adding that Mr. Abdul Kareem was part of that effort.
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A study published in 1989 found that gentler, old-style hand dryers blew bacteria over a three-foot radius and onto the user's clothes, which considering the era was probably an acid-washed jean jacket.
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For the softer, gentler seeming members like Brian Littrell and Nick Carter, songs like "As Long As You Love Me," and "I'll Never Break Your Heart" aligned with them and their vocals were featured more prominently.
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If the original Ghostbusters was filled with snarky stars—the culmination of the Animal House/Stripes/Saturday Night Live era of wise-ass big-screen comedy—this new movie is a gentler, loopier, more cheerful creation.
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The performers in Paris is Burning were sometimes guarded and abrasive, proud of their ability to craft cutting insults through a haze of cigarette smoke; Kiki's players are more inclusive, a gentler but equally brave generation.
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But Mr. Adams practices a gentler, more ingratiating — an over all more American — form of eclecticism than does the Dutch Mr. Andriessen, whose idiom is generally harder-edged, even when he's quoting pop standards or tango.
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According to the newspaper's account of the gathering, Cruz struck a gentler tone on gay marriage than he does on the stump, saying he would love his daughters no differently if one of them were gay.
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Women used warmer, gentler words in their status updates on Facebook compared to men, who were more likely to swear, express anger and use argumentative language, a study of 10 million postings released on Wednesday found.
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Knapp had an extraordinary voice, Bjork-like, but gentler, and performed the song alone, accompanying herself with only a delicate, monotonal Indian classical instrument resting in her lap, a kind of bellows, called a shruti box.
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It's part Pixar movie, part weird dream you'd have at the gentler end of a comedown, but somehow—though the song is largely forgettable—SZA's sunny presence and willingness to embrace the ridiculousness makes it work.
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SABINE DEVIEILHE Her presence on the European opera scene increasing practically by the month, this coloratura soprano comes to Carnegie's Weill Recital Hall in a gentler mode, with songs by Debussy, Fauré, Canteloube and others. Jan.
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Despite the climactic violence, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is one of Tarantino's gentler efforts, and it's less attuned than his other work to the way historical atrocities echo into our present and our future.
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Indeed, there had been a vague idea that after the heart attack Sanders's campaigning was kinder and gentler, that he was looser and more spontaneous and more able to connect with voters in a personal sense.
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True novices might want to begin with one of the gentler chemical compounds, whose effects are shorter-lived, found in cinnamon, ginger, black pepper, mint or wasabi and build up to the fiery capsaicin in chiles.
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If Mr. Bedor enjoyed the man-on-cat combat during his grooming sessions, Elly Wong — Felix's current stylist, and the proprietor of Towne House Grooming and Pet Supplies in Chelsea — takes a gentler, more stoic approach.
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" Representative Steve Stivers of Ohio, the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, released a gentler statement on Mr. Gianforte's apparent eruption, describing it as "totally out of character" and conceding that "we all make mistakes.
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Trump also surprised some observers by opposing Israeli settlements and indicating interest in a new peace initiative at a news conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, even as he kept his criticism gentler than Obama had.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, who assumed the role on September 5, was supposed to be a kinder, gentler chief executive of the ride hailing company, but as The Wall Street Journal reports, this song is starting to sound familiar.
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Keys to Trump Victory1-Silent bigots voted in large numbers2-Islamophobia was a winning strategy3-Sexismand Racism are deeply embedded As this election fades into the distance, explanations for the outcome will become gentler and more opaque.
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Now Darwin has been given similar—if gentler—treatment, in a new play staged in the Natural History Museum's Jerwood Gallery, a few feet away from the statue and surrounded by the intellectual fruits of Darwin's theory.
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Lyft's gentler image has also helped, after a bout of bad press damaged Uber's reputation, and Lyft has been benefiting since, winning market share from Uber at a rapid clip, particularly in cities on the West coast.
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If Melania Trump truly wants to make social media a kinder and gentler place, as she asserted the other day, she'll have to start inside Trump Tower by asking her husband to get these trolls in line.
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Republican senators from these states are concerned about how the transition will affect Medicaid coverage and will therefore be looking for a gentler transition from the current financing system to the new one proposed by the AHCA.
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It is a gentler, friendlier place than Phnom Penh, but with an underlying sadness that one does not feel further upstream: Phnom Penh will grow more crowded and unmanageable in the coming decades; Can Tho may vanish.
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Republicans and some political pundits praised Trump for communicating his long-held policy platform in an optimistic way, while Democrats said the president merely repackaged the same ideas they loathe in a gentler tone with no details.
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Efforts to make police forces kinder and gentler, and to use technology and surveillance to make them more efficient, have been carried out since the 1970s and tend to exacerbate violence and punishment, regardless of stated intent.
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A sign on the wall noted that "loud and angry words generally indicate a weak argument," but the white noise of the city, through open windows, risked drowning out any form of speech gentler than a reprimand.
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And so crossovers were ideal in terms of enabling automakers to appeal to a gentler, natural sensibility that could be set against that super rugged, kind of primitive, very patriarchal, masculine, almost misogynist domination of nature type.
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At his worst, Stern was branded an effective dictator, but I see it as a tribute to Silver that his first five seasons in charge, with such a gentler style, featured so many more highs than lows.
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Late in his career, Altman entered a gentler phase, losing a lot of the satirical bite and acerbic cynicism of his earlier movies and replacing them with a genuine affection for watching talented actors do their work.
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I've been sober for 8 and a half years now, and I just kind of feel the need, instead of being the asshole that I was, to be a softer, kinder, gentler, let's-get-together kinda guy.
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Rick Santorum faulted Republicans for focusing on job creators to the exclusion of workers, and even President George W. Bush famously described himself as a "compassionate" conservative years after his father described a "kinder and gentler" Republican party.
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And as the show has gradually softened, with more episodes leading to gentler endings rather than devastating ones, the shift has consistently come from the characters making positive, caring choices instead of reaching for the most selfish ones.
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But over the course of 2017, the singer has undergone a pretty radical reinvention, debuting a much softer, gentler side of herself, ditching her prosthetic breasts and phalluses for jean shorts, soft knits and the shores of Malibu.
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Women are pressured to conform to contrasting ideas: We're supposed to be the "gentler" sex, yet we're taught to hate ourselves and each other, creating a toxic competitive atmosphere where one woman's livelihood is a threat to another's.
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The ancient story goes that the Furies were taken out of commission when a gentler societal order was established, and Ryan explores what would happen if they were to come alive and seek retribution in the modern world.
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Flashback: 2010's "The Social Network" came out in a kindler, gentler era for tech platforms, when Facebook was much smaller and the idea that Silicon Valley's products might be addictive and invasive was only a distant rumble.
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Carroll might just as well have called his position "romantic reductionism" or "fragrant physicalism," since what he's trying to convey is a stance that is hard-nosed yet soft to the touch — a kinder, gentler, more capacious science.
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Utopias, though, takes a variety of cask-conditioned beers (which results in a gentler level of carbonation and a rounder mouthfeel), then transfers them to barrels, ranging from bourbon to rum to sherry to calvados (an apple brandy).
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Clinton has wrapped herself in the cloth of the Obama presidency rather than break with him and offer a new path, like Vice President George Bush's promise of "a kinder, gentler nation" in 1988 after the Reagan years.
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I wouldn't go quite that far—it isn't "The Good Fight"—but she has a point: the show has begun to explore an alternative vision of heroism, one that is gentler, stranger, and, in its way, almost idealistic.
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It's always felt like an escape—a window into a kinder, gentler world, a utopian vision of what heavy metal and its subsects could be if given the chance to grow and evolve in a rainbow Petri dish.
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If you have a strong aversion to making phone calls, then voice noting is a gentler alternative that allows you to start again if you trip over your words or say something awkward (I speak from personal experience).
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In France, meanwhile, Le Pen's daughter Marine has shed many of her father's most controversial statements — his denial of the Holocaust, for instance — and turned herself into the kinder, gentler face of the party he founded decades earlier.
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"His wish for a kinder, gentler nation was not a cynical political slogan: It came honest and unguarded from his soul," James A. Baker III, Mr. Bush's longtime friend of more than 24141 years, said in a eulogy.
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Tensions had also grown when a national controversy erupted last April after Xu Xiaodong, a mixed martial arts fighter, challenged masters of China's gentler traditional martial arts to fight and flattened one of them in about 10 seconds.
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A calmer, gentler, more mature Mathieu was all over the field in his first season in Kansas City, piling up 70 tackles, four interceptions and two sacks while being named first-time All-Pro for the second time.
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The Luna Fofo's bristles are much shorter and stiffer than Luna 3, and as someone whose skin gets a little dry in the winter, I was looking for a gentler device that would still get the job done.
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William Johnson of the American Freedom Party even wrote Mr. Spencer a letter accusing him of squandering what might have been a "start-over moniker" — a gentler term that didn't invite immediate dismissal — for his fellow white nationalists.
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These business models are a kinder, gentler way of commerce — you don't rent a car, you share one; you don't pay for a hotel room, you share a couch; you don't hire a dog walker, someone "shares" your dog.
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WHEN Melania Trump called for a gentler, kinder politics and an end to cyberbullying in a stump speech in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, on November 3rd, it prompted howls of derision and disbelief among many political observers, especially on social media.
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TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN' That flexibility has helped him unite the nebulous Peronist political flank, his gentler, man-of-the-people image helping lure middle-ground voters worried about the return of divisive ex-president Fernández de Kirchner.
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BHP's most diverse teams outperform the average by around 15% on measures such as meeting production forecasts, sticking to timetables and—because female miners are gentler on gears and more likely to respond to alarm lights—cutting maintenance costs.
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The new formula — which is just a blend of various clays and non-foaming surfactants — is indeed gentler, but it just doesn't have the same pore-purifying power that earned it such an ardent following in the first place.
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There's a lot of buzz surrounding Trump's supposed apology last night at a rally in Charlotte, leading to speculation that the the new crowd running his campaign has convinced him to make a pivot to a gentler, kinder Trump.
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The film is a meandering chronicle of Bindu (Parineeti Chopra) and Abhimanyu's (Ayushmann Khurrana) love story and tries to hark back to a gentler time when mixed tapes were popular, kids climbed trees and technology hadn't pervaded our lives.
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Mr. Owens had been, he said, thinking not about politics but about the destruction of the environment, a concern since his men's show earlier in the year, and this was a kinder, gentler continuation of that train of design.
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We've collectively bought into a fallacious binary that says women are the "fairer sex" — fundamentally more beautiful, gentler, less sexually aggressive, and less threatening — while men are ever and always poised on the cusp of violence and sexual depravity.
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As she did in her gentler but equally original "Good Dick" in 2008, Ms. Palka carves a black and biting niche between a man and a woman, a space where chaos and psychological unease demand to be reckoned with.
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Indeed, Trump himself is proof of this: He calls the economy under his watch "a miracle," but that has not led him toward a gentler stance on immigration or less concern over NFL players kneeling to protest police brutality.
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At full tilt, the tenor Yonghoon Lee (as Manrico, the troubadour of the title, di Luna's nemesis and Azucena's son) sings with clarion robustness; it's only when he tries to go gentler that his voice turns thin and crooning.
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And we should not expect him to make the mistake of an earlier chairman, who once said that the S.E.C. would be "a kinder and gentler place" for accountants, even though that remark was largely taken out of context.
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P&P&Z likely won't appeal to hardcore zombie fans — its PG-13 rating will attest to its gentler level of gore, mostly played for laughs — but anyone who loves Austen's original novel will find something to enjoy here.
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SANT PERE DE TORELLO, Spain (Reuters) - As Spanish police wielded batons and fired rubber bullets at crowds attempting to vote in Catalonia's banned independence referendum on Sunday, the region's own police force gave many voters a much gentler reception.
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To work around the shorter whitewater season, Basalla started bringing clients to the Suiattle River, which melts later in the season, and to the Skagit River, which is dammed and therefore reliably has water for rafting — although the rapids are gentler.
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Though the race is in flux, it's been a tough introduction to New York's bare-knuckle politics and tabloid culture for Sanders, who has never lost his Brooklyn accent but forged his career in the gentler political climes of Vermont.
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Lotion P50 is essentially a modernized gentler version of the 1970 potion, a smart, smelly blend of proven clarifying ingredients like lactic acid, gluconolactone, salicylic acid, and sulfur, with a few less-expected additions, like horseradish, onion, and thyme extracts.
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"With a kinder, gentler Federal Reserve, investors appear to be less concerned with imminent interest rate hikes and inflation - both considered to be a catalyst for investors to embrace adjustable-rates funds," said Tom Roseen, head of research services at Lipper.
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By 1967, the duo was known as the country's leading tropicalistas, exponents of a permissive new musical idiom—Tropicalismo—that grafted British and North American rock on to the gentler song-forms of what was known as música popular brasileira (MPB).
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In Fournier I saw my two brothers, who don't adore their children any more than our father adored us but who do it with a gentler, tenderer touch, unafraid to broach discussions and display emotions that most men once shrank from.
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Edward F. Cox, Nixon's son-in-law and the chairman of New York's Republican Party, said the Nixon-Agnew campaign of 1968 had been caricatured as an angry and divisive affair, with the gentler notes of the acceptance speech largely forgotten.
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Complete with the Royal Oak's signature octagonal bezel and eight exposed screws, Ms. Dimier's version succeeded in retaining the original's masculine look, softening it just enough with gentler proportions and a bimetal combination of the original steel with yellow gold.
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CEO Nadella has been widely praised for revamping Microsoft's traditional cut-throat competitive culture into a kinder, gentler version of itself — more willing to work with former rivals like Apple, as well as being a better corporate citizen in general.
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"It was a rare positive story, and I decided to write it for teenagers, because I still have hope that the younger generation will engage with these issues and grow up to be kinder, gentler, more humane citizens," said Sarma.
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The Moon, in Water sign Scorpio, connects with action planet Mars at 11:53 AM, creating an energetic, aggressive vibe this afternoon—at least until the Moon connects with Neptune at 1:22 PM, making for a dreamier, gentler atmosphere.
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One protest movement, Five Star, which had made aggressive talk its trademark for years, switched to a gentler tone as Election Day neared and polled 33 percent of the vote, which will make it the largest party in our new Parliament.
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This doesn't make for a kindler, gentler experience in terms of taking the family to enjoy a lovely weekend outing to the site, and this is an important reason why saving and preserving this work in situ will be tough.
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The lyrics, as Halsey usually does, stake out contradictions — "I'm no sweet dream but I'm a hell of night," she sings in one of her gentler refrains — while the music brings the soft-LOUD dynamics of grunge to trap and electronics.
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" The impression that he didn't relate to people's problems or daily lives has stuck, as have phrases that sounded good but never quite acquired deep and agreed-upon significance, like a "thousand points of light" or a "kinder, gentler America.
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When he lived in Hong Kong in the years before its return to Chinese sovereignty in 1997, local writers would tell him that mainland politics had no place in local prose, which they felt should be gentler and more tender.
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This strain of gentler, albeit still hyperbolic, PSA got a massive boost with Richard Nixon's war on drugs in the 1970s, and after a brief lull under Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter, the PSAs persisted for the rest of the century.
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A gentler, more insidious face of the system, however, belongs to the courteous, smiling, well-dressed man who, carrying a bouquet of flowers, showed up early last month out of the blue at the ninth-floor Moscow apartment of Nataliya Gryaznevich.
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"The Democrats are known as the kinder, gentler party, but this is going to require tough love and not a lot of Democrats want to go there," said Democratic strategist Steven Maviglio, who served as press secretary to former California Gov.
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"It seemed like such a simple thing to do to help kids in need," said Ms. Whitehead, 28, a high school special education teacher from Collingswood, N.J. Bridezillas are certainly still around, but a kinder, gentler bride has also emerged.
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Mr. Sanders, raspier than usual but no gentler on the sound system, insisted that Mr. Biden has "got to defend" a status quo that bankrupts cancer patients, drawing a steely glare from a front-runner well-versed in the disease's ravages.
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At a time when Americans may fantasize returning to a kinder and gentler style of politics, Blumenthal reminds us that every age has been fraught with anxiety and dread, and that in government, times are always tough, and the future uncertain.
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When, after nearly three minutes, a gentler theme was introduced — a portrait of Mahler's wife, Alma, if she, one of music history's most unreliable narrators, is to be believed — it was bitterly ironic, a term of endearment through clenched teeth.
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Whether this is partly because the N.B.A.'s gentler vision is more palatable to an international community, or partly because the N.F.L.'s endemic violence simply doesn't sell abroad, the N.F.L. has never taken off internationally the way the N.B.A. has.
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Naturally, a gentler formula may not work or feel exactly the same as what you're used to using, but the advantage is that they're usually less drying to your nails and cuticle area, and can even have nourishing benefits, too.
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A few years earlier, in 2015, the e-cigarette maker Juul had introduced nicotine salts, which make inhaled nicotine feel gentler on the throat and are more potent because they allow people to inhale higher concentrations of nicotine without discomfort.
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Speaking in a gentler vocal register than the querulous pitch she can adopt on cue (as in "Downton"), Ms. Smith never overplays her hand, preferring to keep us guessing as she moves toward and away from any real grasp of events.
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So if this year's election has you feeling nostalgic for a magical period when the political climate was kinder and gentler, you might be willing to shell out $2,400 for this voting machine as a reminder that it never really existed.
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Event organizer Arts in Bushwick has spent time rethinking and retooling New York City's largest open studios event, and the result is a quieter, gentler BOS: no more art fair, nary a branded party in sight, and, generally, far less distraction.
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But because Kalanick's pugilistic side has been front and center for so long, this softer, gentler side we're starting to see — the crying, the apologies, the promises to seek outside help to make him a better boss — become that much harder to swallow.
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But Noda, the mother of a handicapped son conceived via donor eggs and in-vitro fertilization and an advocate of a bigger role for women in politics, might be tapped if the party wants to recast itself in a "kinder, gentler" mold.
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But women like Kim and others, who find pot to be a gentler and more effective alternative to a raft of pharmaceutical medications often prescribed to treat the corporal realities of pregnancy—like nausea, vomiting, pain, and depression—are challenging that notion.
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The company then revamped its concept, taking into consideration the opinions of anti-bullying experts, to release a kindler and gentler application called Famous, which instead focuses on fans giving love (in the form of hearts) to their favorite friends, celebs, and brands.
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I settled on using gentler stuff three weeks in a row and then blasting the apartment with the heavy-duty shit every fourth week, and it gave me an excuse to get out of the apartment as I let it air out.
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Using Sleepy mice for an unstressed comparison should help deal with that issue, but Scammell wondered whether the same SNIPPs would emerge in mice deprived of sleep in gentler ways, such as tapping on their cage or giving them something to play with.
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Ahead, check out the new tool in action, plus some ideas for mixing and matching the brand's styles Then click on over to Outdoor Voices' site to test-drive the new feature (and nab those gentler prices when you DIY your own Kit).
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She began spending time in Jasper after her daughter, Lisa St. John, a nature lover who wanted a quieter, gentler place to raise her children, bought a Greek Revival house around the corner from the Victorian farmhouse where Mr. Smith moved his family.
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The preliminary accord resolves nationwide litigation accusing Honest of misleading consumers by claiming that its products did not contain the skin irritant sodium lauryl sulfate, when in fact it was a component of a "gentler" ingredient, sodium coco sulfate, that Honest acknowledged using.
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The Knight of Flowers was the Westeros equivalent of Justin Bieber back in season one, but that was a kinder, gentler era, where looking good in an ornate suit of armor was the key to popularity, not being a giant, undead, or both.
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" Most interesting ... the clip where the dog clearly does not want to go in the water and the trainer gets aggressive with the animal ... the AHA says, "the handling of the dog ... should have been gentler and signs of stress recognized earlier.
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While Democrats search for a muscular patriotic language to win back Trump voters (or galvanize their own), Republicans and conservatives seem happy enough to claim the gentler mantle of reform, especially when facing popular skepticism or outright hostility toward their policy proposals.
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The offerings at this three-night festival provide a cross sample of the country's music — from the kinetic churn of the Songhaï vocalist and guitarist Sidi Touré on Saturday to the gentler admonishments of the griot supergroup Trio Da Kali on Sunday.
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Even as police shootings in the city remain stubbornly high, and many poor black and Latino residents, especially young men, still complain about heavy-handed tactics, the force has become gentler in recent times, and its demographics more reflective of the city.
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Hand sanitizer is easy to make at homeHudson Square Pharmacy sells both 70% and 99% alcohol, and either would be fine on its own or with small amounts of aloe vera, which some people use to make the sanitizer gentler on the skin.
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It also captures the rifts within the White House, where Stephen K. Bannon, the president's chief strategist, and Stephen Miller, his policy director, are driving a get-tough immigration policy while Reince Priebus, his chief of staff, has counseled a gentler approach.
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Abe's government believes Japan may be better placed to prise Southeast Asian nations away from Chinese influence than its U.S. allies with a gentler approach that emphasizes a common Asian heritage, two sources with knowledge of the diplomatic strategy told Reuters earlier.
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While weakening the immediate case for a further rate cut - especially as soon as next month - it is less clear whether it will alter the BoE's longer-run expectation of a slump in business investment and a gentler slowdown in consumer spending.
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I may never be able to fully internalize the concept that it's okay to be sad, but I do know that I need to be gentler with myself, and to worry less when I don't meet my own, or society's, emotional expectations.
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Toning down the razzle-dazzly showmanship that made his name in musicals like "The Book of Mormon" and Disney's "Aladdin," the director and choreographer Casey Nicholaw brings a gentler touch to the material (Chris Miller and Nathan Tysen wrote the score), with surprisingly successful results.
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In a separate Citi report assessing the progress of the Belt and Road Initiative after its first five years, the U.S. bank suggested that China may be forced to modify the BRI into a "kinder, gentler" version that would sit better with its critics.
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But as the race has moved to New Hampshire, its tone has quietly, but noticeably, changed: Candidates who once vied to throw the hardest rhetorical punch are campaigning in gentler terms, emphasizing their compassion and human frailty, and especially their concern for women and families.
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One cannot excel at gestating any more than one can excel at grieving: In both, the best we can hope for is to be a little more patient with ourselves, a little more forgiving, a little gentler and kinder to our own compromised state.
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Davis eventually has us follow the fortunes of a cast of nine fictional artists, including Dolores, a performance artist (think of a slightly gentler Marina Abramovic); Ju-Long, a sculptor; Twicetwo, who works in "massive multimedia"; and Richard, whose practice involves humble papier-mâché.
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We're still trying to get out from under MOVE from 1985 [when Philly cops bombed a house occupied by a radical group and ended up killing 11 people including five children]—trying to be a kinder, gentler police force when it comes to crowds.
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As outright denial of the scientific evidence becomes ever less credible, a new breed of climate change denier, a kinder, gentler sort of denier, has appeared on the scene to exploit the new niche that is emerging in the world of climate change contrarianism.
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"My loose recollection of something that happened 11 or 12 years ago is there were individuals in the vice president's office that wanted an aggressive signing statement along the lines you described, and others in the State Department wanted a gentler statement," he said.
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When everything clicks—such as on "Selfish," when machine gun-like bursts of drum claps coalesce into breathy vocal samples and other gentler sounds, before the Triton interrupts the balancing act with a riff that resembles plucked guitar strings—it's like a satisfying eureka!
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I love reliable, discreet little vibrators you can throw into your briefcase on your way to close deals, so I'll definitely keep this on my person, but I wish the attachable heads were made of a softer, gentler material, not shampoo bottle cap plastic.
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The other is a demagogic bigot with a puddle-deep understanding of national and international issues, who openly courts white nationalism, is hostile to women, Mexicans and Muslims, and is callously using black people as pawns in a Donnie-come-lately kinder-gentler campaign.
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It was risky enough for a free woman of color to pursue such a career, but to claim marble as her medium was to tilt at the Victorian conventions of the time, which decreed gentler aesthetic forms for the second sex, like poetry or painting.
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That figure is similar to forecasts ahead of other past major hurricanes in the region, and some of that erosion will be temporary: Sand that gets swept offshore in a storm is slowly returned to the beach in the following weeks in gentler weather.
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But in other ways, the emphasis on a presidential politics that rewards rallies, tweets, and highly personalized appeals — one that is increasingly participatory and open — is exactly the kind that crowds out quieter, gentler candidates and removes the incentives for civility and rhetorical restraint.
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Through less than five years in the body — before a presidential run that few thought would last so long and after a humbling defeat that has spawned a kinder, gentler "Cruz 2.0," as his staff frames it — Mr. Cruz has undergone a handful of evolutions.
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The Exfoliator: Pixi Glow Tonic I personally prefer to use a chemical exfoliator as I find that they're gentler on my sensitive skin than a physical version like a face scrub, which can cause small tears in the skin and make dry, painful patches worse.
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Mr. Williams, 43, who has a gentler demeanor than his flashy showmanship might suggest (and who, at this conversation, was wearing an unassuming knit cap), said he is used to the many obligations that go hand-in-hand with the increasing opportunities coming his way.
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Here he celebrates the release of something a little gentler and more straightforward: a solo piano album, "Solo a Genova," featuring covers of songs by the likes of Curtis Mayfield, Joni Mitchell and John Coltrane, in a personal patois that wanders from languid to joyful.
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While critics argue that NLTK's inefficiency and steep learning curve make it more of an academic's theme park than the solution to chatbots, TextBlob solves this problem by using it as a springboard to provide a more intuitive interface and a gentler learning curve for users.
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Clintonomics, boiled down to its essence, is a kinder, gentler neoliberal philosophy: It embraces so-called free trade, deregulation, extols the free market and worships the "honest" financial sector (partly for campaign contributions), all with a light touch of regulation and meek taxes on the wealthy.
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Irritating the hair itself isn't technically a thing, but traditional SLS shampoos can trigger inflammation of the scalp, which is why gentler, sulfate-free cleansers are gaining steam — and why you might want to switch to one yourself, especially if you have eczema or sensitive skin.
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It's reminiscent of Oasis' gentler moments, and serves to show that As You Were will be an album of many faces—not just the face that gets pissed up with Steve Coogan at a wedding, which, yes, is a good face, but it's not his only one.
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In ancient Greece, physicians who took the Hippocratic oath vowed to "give no deadly medicine to anyone if asked," but the bartenders at this apothecary-themed watering hole will gladly blend gentler toxicants with ingredients ranging from cucumber and lemongrass to roasted seaweed and duck fat.
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The hooks are concrete and rarely blurry, but their cumulative effect is gentler than hearing any one song in isolation would suggest; rhythms that would ordinarily be played on metallic drum machines instead patter softly, and even the trap keyboards and funk guitars seem muted somehow.
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But in working with Lori Belilove — who constructed this solo suite based on Duncan's dances to Chopin, Brahms and Lizst — Ms. Mearns has stepped fully, transcendently, into a different kind of spirit, gentler than the dancer we know from City Ballet but with just as much power.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China sought to put a gentler face on its massive plan to recreate the old Silk Road at a summit that ended on Saturday, saying it must do more to explain the program and boost sustainability even as state media hit back at critics.
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" It's telling that the lethality campaign is as loud as ever, but the Navy abandoned that kinder, gentler marketing push in 2015 "to broaden appeal"; its immediate replacement was an ad that ended with the line: "To get to you, they'd have to get past us.
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Women's magazines started shifting the verbal displays on their covers, from the aggressive hard-body stance of old to one with gentler language, acknowledging that perhaps a women's magazine doesn't know for sure what size your body should be, or what size it can be: Get fit!
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Corbyn's tortuous way of straddling his party's Brexit rift is to promise he'll negotiate a gentler separation with more residual ties to the EU, then hold a second "leave or remain" referendum that would give voters a chance to kill the deal he will have just made.
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Depending on how forgiving you are — and how old you are — you'll either be impressed that it has incorporated the theme of aging into its milder tone and gentler pacing, or you'll be disappointed that it isn't the white-knuckle roller coaster ride that "Trainspotting" was.
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Labour's hopes of unseating Mr. Johnson hang on its appeal as the gentler and more upstanding of Britain's main parties, a case that Mr. Corbyn made to great effect in the 2017 election and that should have been bolstered by Mr. Johnson's hardball tactics as prime minister.
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The latest episode in the ongoing saga of the alt-right symbol Pepe the Frog finds its original creator, Matt Furie — who recently attempted to kill off Pepe — attempting to resurrect his character from the grave, in order to refashion him in a kinder, gentler image.
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The co-creators Eugene and Dan Levy — father and son in life and on the show — have created a sweeter, gentler world than ours; the problems are sillier and the solutions involve musical performances more often than the solutions in our dumb boring real lives seem to.
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Because of its instability, love—real love—is super rare, and if we don't learn to be a little gentler with it and one another, it will get rarer to the point where we talk about it like we talk about clean air in urban areas.
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There's a scene early on where she's trying to decide how to play things with her boyfriend after a minor transgression on his part: Does she want to go full-on '90s R&B breakup song, or should she be gentler, like a Taylor Swift song?
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Officials have billed the forum as part of a soft power push to put a gentler face on China's growing might, though it only attracted a handful of foreign leaders to the opening session, at which Xi spoke, including the presidents of Greece, Sri Lanka and Singapore.
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InkHunter, an augmented reality tattoo try-on app that was born out of a 48-hour hackathon back in the altogether gentler days of 2014, has bagged a place in Y Combinator's summer 2018 batch, scoring itself the seed accelerator's standard $120,000 deal in exchange for 7 percent equity.
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BEIJING, April 27 (Reuters) - China sought to put a gentler face on its massive plan to recreate the old Silk Road at a summit that ended on Saturday, saying it must do more to explain the program and boost sustainability even as state media hit back at critics.
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She had been advised by a team that reviewed a months-long mining audit last year to take gentler action against the mines - suspensions and fines - but she brushed that aside, and told Reuters that corruption and fealty to vested interests had plagued the DENR for too long.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Sagittarius at 3:28 PM, lifting the energy, but communication issues will flare up when the Moon clashes with Mercury retrograde at 7:41 PM. The Moon makes an easy connection with sweet, affectionate Venus at 10:48 PM, creating a gentler atmosphere.
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But in Greek spiritual writings, and indeed in Dostoyevsky, you will come across a gentler image of a confessor: one who is personally humble and conscious of his own sins, and emphathises so deeply with his spiritual children that he weeps for them, not in anger but in compassion.
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Some of Szabłowski's Ukrainian interview subjects think wistfully of what they imagine as a kinder, gentler Soviet world, while others hope that EU membership (which was never really on the table for Ukraine) might bring prosperity, which they imagine in a socialist-nostalgic mode: collective farms, only privatized.
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Ad of the Week Just days after the massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando, and after a long primary campaign in which Republican candidates often seemed preoccupied with war, terrorism and related fears, Hillary Clinton's first ad of the general election strikes a gentler and more reassuring tone.
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Composed by Frida Johansson and Henrik Oja, Unravel's score combines frenetic folk passages triggered by set-pieces, akin to Marcin Przybyłowicz's more dramatic loose-strings-and-palm-skins arrangements for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, with gentler, reflective moments designed to lightly color the process of puzzle solving.
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Quin Monson, a professor of political science at BYU and co-author of Seeking the Promised Land: Mormons and American Politics, says that while the church has maintained its conservative theological stance, it is offering a kinder and gentler approach on hot-button social issues like LGBTQ rights.
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Citing the Colombian's government's "failure" to live up to its promises, Marquez stood alongside three other commanders and rattled off his plans for FARC 2.0: a kinder, gentler rebellion whose 21st century charter does not include kidnapping, extortion and kinetic offensives … unless such tactics are deemed absolutely necessary.
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As a broad, "Apprentice"-sized field of Democrats fight for their party's presidential nomination, it looks as though the major candidates have bought into a gentler version of Mr. Trump's identitarian worldview — that when push comes to shove you're more likely to root for "your kind," whatever that is.
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There have been nearly as many false pivots as real crises: Mr. Trump was expected to adopt a kinder-gentler attitude after an "Access Hollywood" recording of him making lewd comments about women surfaced last fall, but after a short statement of contrition he went back on the attack.
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She gave us profound — and sympathetic — portraits of mothers who feel notably unmoved by motherhood, for example, and realistic stories of women deeply motivated by money, by art, and yes, by sex, even as she created other gentler women in counterpoint, more daunted by convention, but sometimes tougher in the end.
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A good segment of evangelical voters appear to have blithely abandoned both the Christian-nation candidacy of Mr. Cruz and the kinder, gentler social conservatism of Mr. Rubio in favor of Mr. Trump, who is unabashedly ignorant of the biblical imperatives that form the foundation of evangelical culture and politics.
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But maybe kicking Season 6 off with a kinder, gentler Carrie who just wants to do her own thing, raise her daughter and help people, only to be dragged back into the world of the CIA, would have been more interesting than saddling her with Quinn and all of his baggage.
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She had begun to think of the city as an obstruction; she had recently struggled to make a living, and felt that she was depriving her young son of a gentler, slower childhood in west London, with access to English relatives, the National Health Service, and muddy playgrounds under gray skies.
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On his new stripped down EP as Quiet Slang, We Were Babies & We Were Dirtbags, he lays down gentler versions of two of his songs, "Future Mixtape for the Art Kids" and "Bad Art & Weirdo Ideas," before switching over to two covers, "Androgynous" by The Replacements and "Thirteen" by Big Star.
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And yet, while her father created large statement pieces in the rich, warm yellow of predominantly 63-carat gold, her inclination is to design on a smaller scale and often in the gentler hue (and lower prices) of 18-carat gold, suited to the more casual way women wear jewelry today.
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As the body of former President George Bush lay in state in the Capitol Rotunda on Tuesday, luminaries and unknown mourners from across the country poured into the Capitol to pay tribute to a man whose inaugural vision of a "kinder, gentler nation" has become a relic of another era.
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As bells tolled and choirs sang and flags flew at half-staff, the nation's 41st president was remembered as a "kinder and gentler" leader whose fortitude steered the country through a tumultuous moment in history even as his essential decency stood in contrast to the politics of insults now in vogue.
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In some senses, the field is still struggling with two linked problems that have dogged it at least since that operation in Lyon in 1998: the cost-benefit ratio of VCA transplants and the failure to develop gentler anti-rejection treatments that have been proven to resolve the issue by reducing the risks.
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Whereas East Los High verges on magical realism—that show combines plot lines about AIDS, pregnancy, domestic abuse, and high-level drug-dealing with EDM and dance battles—and Gossip Girl centers around the lifestyles of the impossibly attractive and rich, the newest iteration of Degrassi is a kinder, gentler teen drama.
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It is a lot to demand from officers that they know how and when to alternate between aggressiveness and a gentler approach, but it is necessary, said Hassan Aden, a former police chief in Greenville, N.C., and the senior adviser on policing at the Vera Institute of Justice, a research and advocacy group.
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Avant-garde feminist art from the 1960s and 1970s is present, by artists including performance pioneer Valie Export, as are gentler drawings and photographs by Birgit Jürgenssen and a room of pastel-hued self-portraits by the painter Maria Lassnig, who reached international acclaim with a solo show at MoMA PS1 in 2014.
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I hope Selma's equine enthusiasts get onboard with the law, but more than that, I wish we could go back to a kindler, gentler, more compassionate America, where no one needs to tell you to put a diaper on your horse; you just do it because it's the right thing to do.
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But even though it isn't clear that the meek (whether animals or people) will inherit the earth, it is worth noting that our modern understanding of animal behavior and evolution is at least compatible with the other side of Scripture: urging the legitimacy of a kinder, gentler perspective on how best to live.
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Those with oilier skin types might prefer Lixirskin's Soft Clay Rubber ($32), a mask and scrub with a pliable, gel-like feel that can either be massaged onto the skin then rubbed off to manually lift dead skin or, for a gentler fix, left on for five minutes and then rinsed off.
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Now, alongside structured reality shows about colorful social groups ("Made in Chelsea"), competition shows searching for the next big thing ("The X Factor") and manipulative dating shows ("Love Island"), a gentler style of reality vehicle has been on the rise, delighting audiences in Britain and — increasingly — making the leap to the United States.
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Some of Balke's best large paintings may have come in the late 1840s, suggested by the hallucinatory "Seascape," in which a crown of mountains seems to float above land, sea and clouds like a vision, and "The North Cape in the Moonlight" — a gentler, larger, earlier version of the show's first painting.
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That disdain for political combat is all on display at the Rally to Restore Sanity, but coated with smug condescension: It's elaborate political theater that nominally appeals to better angels but really signals that liberals are smarter and gentler than conservatives and that, deep down, the rest of the country agrees with them.
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Zack, it sounds like you were more satisfied than not because it drew a connection between the past and the present, and tried to dismantle the idea that what's going on today is somehow a new, grossly bad thing that doesn't have to do with the kinder and gentler Dubya (or even Bush Sr.) era.
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The treatment, which will sell for $14, incorporates benzoyl peroxide, tea tree oil, and a slightly gentler derivative of salicylic acid, called capryloyl salicylic acid, all very nice, very reliable tried-and-true acne-fighting ingredients that you can find in countless spot treatments at varying price points at several points of sale near you.
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Three years ago, New York Times columnist Charles Blow did a retrospective on the right's slavery-themed description of black dependency, after the concept of a Democratic plantation was given gentler voice in Mitt Romney's comment that 47 percent of Americans would never vote Republican because they are dependents who pay no federal income tax.
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For government officials, the growing and once unimaginable respect for bothersome traffic signals is proof that, whatever the complaints of Kremlin critics about creeping dictatorship, the iron rule of Mr. Putin and his handpicked choice as Moscow mayor, Sergei S. Sobyanin, has brought about a long-overdue shift toward a gentler, more law-abiding society.
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Some, like the Ducktales games included on this compilation, took the design ethos of the Mega Man series and adapted it into a slightly gentler format, with creative, inspired level design, some light adventure elements, and the ability to tackle levels in any order, so long as you defeated the stage boss at the end.
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Throughout the book, Markovits dips into research he did in St. Clair Shores, Michigan—a town that once benefited from the excellent wages of the Detroit auto industry—to quote people telling him about a gentler, less stratified middle-class life when you didn't have to go to a fancy school to live well.
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If someone spent at least three hours a week participating in any activity, whether it was vigorous, such as running, or gentler, like yoga or walking, he or she was less likely to become depressed than sedentary volunteers, and the risk fell another 17 percent with each additional 30 minutes or so of daily activity.
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