He didn't give the impression that they weren't without regret.
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Obviously, to others they give the impression of fine lace.
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That might give the impression that German politics is boringly stable.
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These numbers give the impression of a fetish on the rise.
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" She adds, "A man ought to give the impression that he's alone.
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"They often give the impression that it's 100 percent certain," Reed said.
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The authorities are keen to give the impression of an orderly transition.
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"They need to give the impression of authenticity and transparency," he said.
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"We have to give the impression that our laws matter," he said.
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I don't want to give the impression that these cameras are terrible.
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Do not give the impression that something happened when it did not.
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Their actions give the impression of being rooted in insatiable personal desires.
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These locations are sometimes conjoined to give the impression of a single city.
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But I don't want to give the impression that all prisoners lack hope.
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I don't wanna give the impression that I'm all highbrow all the time.
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The statewide results give the impression of a Democratic resurgence in the region.
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"You have to give the impression that you cannot play it," he said.
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Therefore it may not want to give the impression it is subsidizing the sector.
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You don't want to give the impression that you're doomed, your biology dooms you.
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Ivorian ministers give the impression that trade in west Africa should be going swimmingly.
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Quietly watchful, her rare smiles give the impression she's just started practicing them again.
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That can give the impression of a wild race in state of constant flux.
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The sleek urbane design might give the impression that dirt roads are best avoided.
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So why shouldn't they do these things to give the impression of more privacy?
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Not for one second though did Mr. Faye give the impression of being harried.
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Empty words and promises, which give the impression that sufficient action is being taken.
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The trick is to get the camera low to give the impression of speed.
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He tends to give the impression that money is being paid by foreign companies.
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" • "Even those reduced to working like horses never give the impression of conscious suffering.
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Instead, it's supposed to give the impression of extending your monitor across an entire room.
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Media depictions of polyamory often give the impression that we're talking about just one thing.
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Individuals float in the tank and it's supposed to give the impression of being bodyless.
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At first glance, Hamburg's inner city neighborhood's give the impression of a true cycling city.
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Over all, they give the impression of a good-natured and nattily dressed woodland gnome.
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He will want to give the impression he is taking Zimbabwe on a new path.
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Recent reports give the impression that most sanctions against Iran are related to the JCPOA.
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But Sanders supporters do not give the impression that they are cognizant of Sander's vulnerabilities.
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A quick scroll through Twitter might give the impression that more Pizzagaters exist than actually do.
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Sometimes an insider will start buying stock because they want to give the impression of confidence.
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Throughout the film, you give the impression that people in the surf scene are actually conservative.
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Snarky straw man arguments are crafted and knocked down to give the impression of rebutting them.
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Trump give the impression that they like one another, but their rapport is not particularly warm.
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These works give the impression of being influenced by the ancient, many-breasted Ephesian Artemis fertility goddess.
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But venturing too far beyond the conventional territory of central banking can give the impression of overreach.
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"We must not give the impression that Europe is a self-service," French President Francois Hollande said.
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In an interview, Mr. Faizabadi conceded that his lyrics could give the impression that he supported violence.
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"They give the impression that the world begins with them," grumbled Boris Vallaud, a rare remaining Socialist.
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The stories in "Fresh Complaint" give the impression that they fell, already ripe, into Jeffrey Eugenides's hands.
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"I don't want to give the impression that we made any concessions on the trip," he said.
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They give the impression of a party arguing political theology with itself rather than listening to voters.
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The headlines from Capitol Hill give the impression that Congress is debating the future of U.S. healthcare.
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I don't want to give the impression that I hate Chromecasts or that people shouldn't buy them.
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" Or "Who can give the impression they care less about what they wear than the next guy?
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If your eyes dart about as you talk, you'll give the impression that you have something to hide.
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No doubt they also want to give the impression that there is indeed a cop on the beat.
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Encouraging police to kill suspected criminals will give the impression that the government is doing something about crime.
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Back when Israel wanted to give the impression that it was a country of peace, it had Peres.
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Tsipras does not want to give the impression that he does not respect the agreements with Greece's creditors.
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They both enthrall and frustrate him, since even high-priced precision watches only give the impression of infallibility.
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The freer communications on Sunday certainly did not give the impression that teams are taking over the driving.
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And of course, oftentimes the role of fact-checking Trump can give the impression that journalists are biased.
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He set up a network of cameras — both operating and nonfunctional — to give the impression of complete coverage.
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A $400 million skyscraper being built in Dubai will give the impression that it "breathes," as CNN reported.
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But I also don't want to give the impression that the threats in Europe have completely gone away.
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Why is he working so hard to give the impression that he has no idea who they are?
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The existence of so many Vietnam War-era films give the impression that we have fully investigated the topic.
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Nor should a judge give the impression of being consumed by hatred for one of the main political parties.
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"We don't want to give the impression that only people who are AI experts can tailor algorithms," Yanardag said.
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Animal organizations and foreign press often give the impression that dog meat is widespread in Korea; it is not.
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Like the Soviets, Mao wanted to give the impression that his country was a happy family of different peoples.
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Flowers, chocolate, and teddy bears are nice, but can give the impression that you kind of phoned in it.
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This notion is meant to give the impression of purity, but is not only merely illusory but also misguided.
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"We don't want to give the impression that we roll up the sidewalks at midnight," Hillmer told the publication.
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Also, Mr. Blanco said, promotion of the tax-free events may give the impression that all merchandise is included.
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A supertall skyscraper under construction in Dubai will be designed to give the impression that it "breathes," CNN reported.
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While it has some genuine eeriness, the similarities to David Lynch's work give the impression of a secondhand sensibility.
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Here's why: It appears Republicans want to conduct just enough interviews to give the impression of a serious investigation.
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Applying this jurisprudence to the princess "would give the impression that justice is not equal for all," said Urbano.
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Novels in which separate story lines collide often give the impression that even the most disparate people are somehow connected.
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In the study, women were given the option to contract their pelvic muscles to give the impression of vaginal tightness.
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But those in a so-called vegetative state often give the impression of someone who is emerging from a coma.
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At a distance, it could give the impression that somebody is wearing a hat promotion the 1993 Peter Weir film.
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Layering involves placing and cancelling orders at higher prices in an attempt to give the impression of high trading volumes.
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STANLEY FISCHER: Well, I mean, the-- you know, I prefer people who-- give the impression that are meek and mild.
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Large Facebook groups, online quizzes and "wine mom" memes give the impression that they are part of a sizable demographic.
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Castro said he had his men parade repeatedly through the camp to give the impression of a more formidable army.
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But it wasn't really intended to give the impression that everybody was going to be replaced by the public cloud.
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By maintaining the nominal zero percent target, the BOJ could give the impression it is not tightening policy very much.
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"We don't want to give the impression that all these people have suffered some kind of grave circumstances," Cogle said.
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And while nobody wanted to give the impression of rubbernecking, every eye flickered across him, then back and back once more.
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With its complicated vetting procedures for approving apps, Apple can give the impression that any app in its store is safe.
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At the same time, the policymakers agreed they did not want to give the impression they were planning more rate cuts.
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Bars around the physical space let them grab onto things in the virtual one, and fans give the impression of wind.
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The neutron star spins 30 times a second, sending out detectable beams of energy that give the impression that it's pulsating.
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Those comments could give the impression that the United States is only 40 days away from a presidential election being stolen.
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Frank and Claire do everything to give the impression that they want voters to get out and perform their civic duty.
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The black, white and (occasional) blue pages give the impression of objectivity—of egos put aside for the sake of collaboration.
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Both of these things can give the impression that the union is resigned to a weakening of its links with Britain.
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They like wearing black and are basketball fanatics, though they give the impression that they have never dribbled a ball themselves.
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Certain elements of your décor, like the bust on the fireplace mantel, give the impression that we're in an Italian villa.
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"Surely it would be bad to give the impression that certain nationalities are fundamentally excluded from the ECB Presidency," Weidmann said.
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"With its Friday missile launch, Pyongyang wanted to give the impression that sanctions will not work," it said in an editorial.
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All this outgoing will create a level of strife inside the company and give the impression to the outside of chaos.
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Just because we have a president who once attempted to give the impression he had visited ground zero on 9/11.
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Big, fruity reds, for example, that are high in alcohol and give the impression of sweetness, tend to overpower most foods.
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"Wall-mounted shelves give the impression of lightness and floating in space," said the New York-based interior designer Amy Lau.
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By appearing at the ceremony, Mr. Mugabe wanted to give "the impression that he is still in charge," Mr. Mutsvangwa said.
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Channels of light and haze extend from the rocky ruins, recreating shadowy columns to give the impression of the temple's superstructure.
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Her cheeks are round and full, her skin smooth, her eyelashes matted to give the impression that they are still wet.
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"He [Bannon] would give the impression he had an inside knowledge of what was going with the [Mueller] investigation," the source added.
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"We certainly don't want to give the impression that using an IUD would be any kind of substitute for screening," she says.
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Black and white photos of Syria hang on the walls, and arched windows try to give the impression of an Arabic palace.
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It's not designed to drive down drug spending, it's made to give the impression that the Trump administration cares about drug spending.
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Otherwise, you might give the impression that you didn't put any effort into your application or you don't pay attention to detail.
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And make sure not to fidget or touch your face too much, which can give the impression that you're lying or anxious.
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The drawings of figs and protein bars and David Bowie record covers interspersed throughout the book give the impression of twee jetsam.
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Ms. Desai says the guild's attacks on Uber are meant to give the impression that it is not cooperating with the company.
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Biden's campaign events this weekend did not give the impression that you were watching someone who was surging to victory in Iowa.
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Republican support for long-term research can give the impression of action, but can sap efforts to deploy the technologies available now.
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He doesn't give the impression of being deeply informed or even particularly interested — and that's a scary quality in a potential president.
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Opposition activists, journalists and analysts have dismissed Moussa as a dummy candidate, standing only to give the impression of a full democratic contest.
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Polyamory's moment in the media spotlight might give the impression that the stigma associated with it has faded; however, that's not the case.
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Such missteps give the impression that some people in the chain of command weren't really interested in making a Sonic the Hedgehog movie.
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Authorizations, declarations, agreements and treaties give the impression of neatness, but they are ephemeral measures of strength and weakness, of victory and defeat.
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They give the impression that the body is offering up one of its many internalized truths, but could just as easily retract it.
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Despite their consistent size, the Stretcher Bar Paintings give the impression of being transparent, as if we've caught the painter in something indecent.
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They did give the impression that she had arrived alone, a disconcerting combination of powerful and vulnerable, at a not particularly appealing party.
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I don't want to give the impression to the audience that the party is going to take the story in a dramatic direction.
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"We don't necessarily want to give the impression that just because we're learning about more cases, the crime is increasing," Mr. Myles said.
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PG: But did we give the impression that a white working-class guy struggling to find a job was something we didn't respect?
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This keeps the sound nice and crisp, with a soundstage that's wide enough to give the impression of a center channel for voice.
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The machine beneath your seat and between your legs expands and contracts to give the impression that the banshee is breathing underneath you.
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This term refers to crimes committed by one party that are disguised to give the impression that they are committed by another group.
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Every time he wins a state, a rush of stories will come out that give the impression Bernie is building momentum in the race.
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However, law enforcement officers who use racist or derogatory language may give the impression they won't be able to perform their job without bias.
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His size and heavy, wheezing breaths give the impression of a steam locomotive given human form, but there's also an unexpected gentleness to him.
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Those we do know say things that give the impression they'll eventually go on some sort of emotional journey, but that never fully manifests.
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Still, Samsung's Bixby announcement last week didn't exactly give the impression that the company is about to raise the bar for voice assistant quality.
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Mr. Kim's purpose was to give the impression to the Americans that he was entering the meetings with China at his back, they said.
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Failure to do so "would give the impression to the European people that we are weak," Le Maire told reporters European metals industry conference.
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"With Ikea, for instance, they glue the laminate on the top, bottom and side to give the impression of a solid material," he said.
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What they desperately need to do is give the impression they are shifting away from their stale product and moving on to something new.
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""Otherwise, it's too easy to give the impression that you're not clear on your purpose and the value you're uniquely bringing to the table.
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But Ms. Miniutti cautioned that setting the default donation for fund-raising costs at zero might give the impression that fund-raising was unimportant.
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In hazy light, Jonas and Graham cuddle, caress, make out, have a pillow fight, and generally give the impression that they're getting it on.
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Sam liked to give the impression that he'd have made a magnificent aristocratic layabout, like a character created by Jane Austen or Oscar Wilde.
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A day after the City Council's cap vote in August, Uber's office in Chelsea did not give the impression of a company under siege.
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On occasion, she appeared so eager to avoid the fray that she could give the impression that she was not engaging with the substance.
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The photos of JonBenét Ramsey that you'll find on the internet — mostly from her pageant wins — give the impression that she's a perfect child.
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However, Fed policymakers agreed at their July 30-20073 meeting that they did not want to give the impression they were planning more rate cuts.
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The democratic revolution that has swept Myanmar with such enthusiasm since 2010 may give the impression that the road map has been torn to shreds.
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Although it had 33 rooms, "it did not give the impression of a big house where the master reaffirmed his exalted position," the authors note.
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If he announced before then, it could give the impression that he was focused on his own ambitions rather than the party, the source said.
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The week may give the impression of a rollback, but a wider view shows that Dodd-Frank is mostly intact — and exacting slow, steady results.
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After a little while, the patterns and frequencies of the birdcalls give the impression of species waking up in waves and testing their vocal cords.
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Francis, 81, has made congenial visits to see Benedict, 91, creating white-robed photo opportunities that give the impression of a total lack of tension.
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" UKnight's email was inappropriate, Jackson wrote, "because it might give the impression that the request was coming from someone within the Knights of Columbus organization.
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The fight begins around 3m40s Studying a professional fighter before the bell tolls, most give the impression of being pumped, excited, and free of nerves.
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In the past, some ISPs have also used deceptive advertising language to give the impression plans which simply raise overage fee thresholds are actually unlimited, i.e.
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"Parenting a teen is both challenging and rewarding," Poppic told TODAY, noting that she doesn't want to give the impression her daughter is a bad kid.
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All comments on Hong Kong were heavily filtered to give the impression of a city celebrating the 70th anniversary along with the rest of the country.
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To us, an advanced AI may give the impression of consciousness, but it will be no more aware of itself than a rock or a calculator.
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The iPhone 7 features a home button that uses new technology to give the impression of being pushed down even though it does not actually depress.
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Recent comments from Clinton supporters give the impression that the Sanders faction was preparing to launch a civil war at the Democratic National Convention in July.
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Over the course of the four seasons, these changes give the impression of the entire planet "breathing" the green in and out, and it looks lovely.
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Rivers deliver tea-colored organic matter into the Arctic Ocean, which can give the impression that there's more algae in the water than is actually there.
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With optional yearly memberships that include a personalized humidity-controlled cigar locker, Matador can give the impression of a private men's club; female guests are rare.
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The social movement is chopped into waves, which can give the impression that a feminist's beliefs and loyalties may be divined by her date of birth.
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Will it be a second woman, which could give the impression that it takes two women to do the job that one man used to have?
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I would require the new president to read, well, any book at all, because he does not give the impression he has ever read a book.
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Scaramucci, whose sculpted jaw, hair and form-fitting suit give the impression of an infomercial host, had been having trouble landing a top White House job.
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Danger also arises from messaging apps that give the impression that videos and images shared or stored are private, although this may not be the case.
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The heavily distorted signal, repeated moans, and nauseous swaying of the background give the impression that the character is in pain, agonizingly trapped inside the rogue signal.
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For some, their poses and expressions give the impression that although they are working toward body confidence, they have a ways to go toward total self-acceptance.
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The offshore shell company was allegedly named to give the impression that it was associated with Aabar Investments PJS, a subsidiary of Ipic based in Abu Dhabi.
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Because the flight recorder failed to support the Soviet account, Moscow maintained a fake salvage mission to give the impression it was unaware of the wreck's location.
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Listening to House Speaker Paul Ryan discuss the Republicans' fast-moving tax proposal would give the impression that Americans are in for a golden age of prosperity.
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This may give the impression that preschoolers are the only ones who need specific limits on screen time, with monitoring less important for older children and teens.
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Fontana buried his hands into these paintings' wounds, widening their lacerations by force before stuffing black gauze into them to give the impression of a measureless void.
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"We should not give the impression that the Taliban has re-emerged as a strong, united military force that is about to overrun the country," he said.
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"What I would do is go do my job, let them have their hearing and not give the impression that you're trying to influence it," said Sen.
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Trailers give the impression that the Punisher series will focus on surveillance state overreaches and a conspiracy to silence Frank, who saw and participated in war crimes.
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I don't think her players felt they conquered the world despite her, but they didn't exactly give the impression they had done it because of her, either.
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Remember how OS X — sorry, macOS — used to render little black notches in the upper left and right to give the impression of a physically rounded screen?
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Maybe the regime wants to give the impression that everything is doing well and Syrians are living normally as in the past, but this is not true.
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Blunt said that states are responsible for running their elections, not the federal government, and that providing more funds would give the impression of federal overreach. Sen.
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But he doesn&apost want to give the impression that a rhetorical — or even philosophical — switch is a quick fix to the world&aposs most pressing problems.
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Artfully framed shots of food and landscapes are spliced into unhurried pans that give the impression that the house itself is watching its inhabitants, with restrained interest.
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So while social media can give the impression of being a direct connection with the Democratic street, it actually over-samples a new kind of activist elite.
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Fairly or unfairly, this is just the latest in a long line of 'issues' which give the impression that Chipotle is a poorly run and managed brand.
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That scene was filmed after Hercules had willingly jumped in, though the footage might give the impression that he had been forced in earlier, Mr. Polone said.
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"We don't want to give the impression that we've got everything right...We're on a gradual journey," said Katharine Stewart, Primark's head of ethical trade and environmental sustainability.
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But by focusing on it to the exclusion of other variables, political establishments in Europe and the U.S. all too often give the impression of looking for scapegoats.
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But if that prime minister and her government give the impression that they themselves do not feel bound by their party's most recent manifesto, why should the Lords?
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Comparing that to Tesla's base crash statistic — one every 1.92 million miles driven — might give the impression that the company's cars somehow are involved in far fewer accidents.
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We didn't have a dog, but we loved to sneak in — always one at a time to give the impression we had arranged to meet each other there.
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Fujii's comments suggest the government could rely more on fiscal stimulus, which should contribute to economic growth, in theory, but may give the impression fiscal discipline is slipping.
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They will be prohibited from using masks, uniforms or objects that resemble weapons in such a way as to give the impression they are state or army officials.
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The key to making this tactic work is to give the impression that the other person was kidding around or intentionally exaggerating and never expected to be believed.
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Scraping off the surface might give the impression that the jam is now mold-free, but in fact the jar may still contain mold that continues to grow.
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"He wanted to give the impression of a person who gets joy from helping Chechnya, who truly thinks about Chechnya, and who lives a difficult life," Orlov said.
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It was titled "Proof of a Gold Digger Trap?" and was cut to give the impression that Ms. Liu had invited Mr. Liu to her apartment for sex.
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And when it does, it will undoubtedly fire up its marketing machine to give the impression that Apple has "invented" the 5G phone or the foldable/bendable screen.
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I got so paranoid people were judging me that I ducked away to the bathroom, frantically dabbing water under my eyes to give the impression I was crying.
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Other bots have since sprung up, some of which are trying to give the impression of being legitimate news outlets and tweeting the hacked medical files to various accounts.
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The trio swaps facial accessories and wardrobes to give the impression of being everywhere in the art world at all times, occasionally touching down together to dispel any suspicions.
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Instead, China's soft-power strategy focuses mainly on promoting its culture and trying to give the impression that its foreign policy is, for such a big country, unusually benign.
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This doesn't necessarily preclude the natural selection of males who can give the impression of powerful displays, while exploiting natural resonance to exert the least effort in doing so.
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Overused words like landmark, historic, crisis, watershed, make-or-break and the like give the impression that the writer does not trust the facts themselves to convey any drama.
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"While we have a huge amount of contingency planning in place ... I wouldn't like to give the impression that we could easily manage a no-deal Brexit," Coveney said.
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"The Palestinians want to give the impression that their issue is still high in the sky and everybody is losing sleep because of the Palestinian question," Professor Qaq said.
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I feel like they give the impression that I'm either lazy or don't know how to tie my shoes, but can assure you that I know how to do.
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" "Folks, now was I wrong a few weeks ago to somehow give the impression to people that I was praising those men who I successfully opposed time and again?
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They give the impression of an author who believes that our most private and painful experiences are often not, in fact, the ones through which we learn the most.
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"We do not in any way want to give the impression that we would continue supporting such types of mechanisms," Mr. Turk said, referring to Australia's offshore detention policy.
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Mechanical Entropy, as the first watch model was named, is semi-skeletonized to reveal tiny components that give the impression the timepiece was shattered at a point of impact.
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Mr. Nixon sought to give the impression it had not affected him, but behind the scenes, aides worried about his stability in the last days in the White House.
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An attempt to at least give the impression of pursuing other officials could take the unofficial timetable that seeks a full House impeachment vote before Christmas into next year.
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Historians don't like to call anything inevitable, but reading the many reactions to Trump's comments may give the impression that the outbreak of war in 1861 was precisely that.
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Settlement expansion can certainly give the impression of an ongoing encroachment into the viability of a Palestinian state, but whether there is a clearly defined goal I don't know.
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Britain never fully warmed to the idea of the European Union, and the "euroskeptics" clamoring to get out give the impression that nothing the union could offer would sway them.
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But if that prime minister and her government give the impression that they do not feel bound by every promise in their party's most recent manifesto, why should the Lords?
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With only six episodes to play with, the next two hours give the impression that every moment of the miniseries was treated as precious and meant to serve specific functions.
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Mackenzie would apply a sheer layer of foundation over the transfer ("oh-so carefully," she says) to give the impression that the ink was healed and settled under the skin.
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Gualtieri said EU rules should be applied in an intelligent way but urged the Commission "not to give the impression of using a double standard" when dealing with bank crises.
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So the scale of the water and the depth of field stuff we tricked out to give the impression that this is how they might have done it back then.
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Seated with their elbows on the table and woolen hats fixed firmly to their heads, the fishermen talk loudly and give the impression that they haven't yet debarked their boats.
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He knows what he wants to say, but his tendency to ramble often gets the better of him; his tangents often give the impression that he enjoys hearing himself talk.
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Ms. Merkel stressed Wednesday that putting the new road map on Ukraine into practice would be hard, but she and Mr. Hollande seemed eager to give the impression of momentum.
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I started this project in the spirit of openness: It wasn't my intention to show men in a negative light or give the impression that I'm angry at all men.
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It might show that the Fed is too worried about short-term market movements, or give the impression that the central bank will bow to political pressure from President Trump.
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"It was a difficult decision, as the last thing you want to do is give the impression of wanting to cover anything up or play anything down," Mr. Pont said.
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The buoyant stock market, rosy economic statistics and the earnings kick from the recent tax cuts all might give the impression that American companies can power through a trade war.
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Dressed in her sports uniform and carrying a shoulder bag covered in badges of pop icons, she tried to give the impression that she was on her way to school.
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Crossing your arms can give the impression you're closed off, so experts instead suggest keeping your arms and legs uncrossed and your palms open to be as persuasive as possible.
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If you say nothing, you may give the impression that you agree, or at the very least that you think what they're saying falls within the range of respectable opinion.
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"We will simply not get a result if we give the impression that we want to go on kicking the can down the road and yet more delay," Johnson said.
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Another document from special counsel Robert Mueller explains Cohen's efforts to give the impression that a proposal to build a Trump Tower in Moscow fizzled out earlier than it actually did.
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Lubarsky fully credits his business for turning his life around, but just because Lubarsky's life turned around, he doesn't want to give the impression that making millions on Amazon is easy.
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He lied about this to give the impression that the project died before the Iowa caucuses in February 2016, when actually it continued until shortly before the nominating convention in Cleveland.
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Low was doing his all to give the impression that he was indispensable, and the meeting with Prince Turki on the Alfa Nero in August was meant to deepen that feeling.
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Where the world's biggest corporations earnestly set out footling "strategies" and "action plans" to give the impression they're addressing the social and environmental problems that they caused in the first place.
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I'll be kicking off a few weeks of publicity, doing events and readings in New York and L.A., and generally trying to give the impression of being, well, a big girl.
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As demonstrated in the videos below, the apps give the impression that the software has closed, then impersonate Alexa to prompt users to input their password to download a software update.
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But by so often putting his words under a microscope, journalists may give the impression to Mr. Trump's supporters and even some undecided voters that they are out to get him.
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In the meantime there is an excellent limeade sweetened with demerara sugar and a dark purple, fruity sorrel punch, which can give the impression it has been lightly spiked with rum.
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I wanted to probe how someone who can give the impression of living in his head became a writer who drills so close to the bone that he makes theatergoers gasp.
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CALLICOON FINE ARTS The multidisciplinary artist Lee Relvas is, among other things, a performer, and her lithe, openwork sculptures in "Some Phrases," at Callicoon, give the impression of choreography in progress.
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They get the job done, and simultaneously give the impression that you're an extremely chill person who wears sneakers sans socks — without the grossness of actually going sock-less, of course.
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U.S. warplanes will provide some air cover, but will have to do so selectively because the United States doesn't want to give the impression it's providing air support for pro-Iranian forces.
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Wanda Sports said in a statement that the article might give the impression that it is "pushing for European leagues and clubs to join a new competition", using the group's market power.
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It's similar to the idea of freebooting, where popular memes and videos appear on various content mill Facebook pages, posted without credit so as to give the impression the content is original.
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The servers at Spotted Pig give the impression that they are going to get up to something at the end of their shift that's more interesting than whatever I'm going to do.
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While Beijing likes to give the impression to the outside world that the legal system is being reformed, there is no respect for the legal process when it comes to government critics.
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His appearance was apparently designed to convey a business-as-usual atmosphere -- the generals pulling the strings in Harare are desperate not to give the impression they are orchestrating an unconstitutional coup.
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Mugabe's appearance was apparently designed to convey a business-as-usual atmosphere -- the generals pulling the strings in Harare are desperate not to give the impression they are orchestrating an unconstitutional coup.
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Curry and Thompson are both still on the right side of 30, and the Warriors still give the impression of playing a year or so ahead of the rest of the NBA.
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Even "Passionfruit" itself knows it's great; recontextualizing a stray adlib from one of Chicago techno legend Moodymann's sets to give the impression that DJs are already winding this song back in parties.
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Until now most research in this vein focused on larger green spaces like parks, which could give the impression that smaller spaces like yards do not contribute to the bigger urban ecosystem.
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What they are: Crisp white square-neck, puff-sleeve blouses and dresses that give the impression that the wearer's primary profession is milking cows or scrubbing the bow of a pirate ship.
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The ceramic fins on the side of the tower will be illuminated by rhythmic lighting to give the impression that the building "breathes" with the cadence of the city, according to UNStudio.
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The creation of special zones for minorities can give the impression to majority groups that the international community plays favorites by selectively assisting some while ignoring the plight of others, creating resentment.
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And Trump's incessant claims that he is the victim of "hoax" investigations and attempts to tear down the guardrails surrounding his office often give the impression that he has something to hide.
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A strong showing for Republicans would give the impression that Trump has a firm grip on his country, making the President and his "America First" agenda look reaffirmed on the world stage.
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Trump minced no words in his Wednesday address attacking Clinton, which he also used to give the impression that he has righted his ship since firing his campaign manager earlier this week.
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A group of more than 60 artists worked on hand-carving the rock on the mountains and connecting them with greenery in a way to give the impression that they're defying gravity.
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The feat is a huge undertaking, but Majarich's final products never give the impression of last-minute creations; instead, they show off an acute attention to detail and a bold, digital-influenced style.
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And to try and seek to divide communities, to try and give the impression that our city may be less safe if I was the mayor ... I think that was rejected last week.
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When representatives of the Druze speak of their faith, they give the impression that secrecy is an indispensable tactic for a community that has always needed to dodge between rival powers and creeds.
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Unlike Pence, Kaine doesn't not give the impression that the main reason he's on the ticket is to enhance his own political stature, or even worse, be a babysitter for a wayward president.
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All these hires give the impression that Kleiner Perkins, with a storied history but one looking for fresh faces, is getting a bit of a new look with partners like Fushman and Hamid.
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"Using a distinct graphic could give the impression that they convey different information," the court said, adding it was up to regional courts to decide whether or not such display risked misleading consumers.
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This shot for our Back to School Guide was the first time I used Photoshop to drop the full image back onto the laptop screen to give the impression that it repeats endlessly.
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Furthermore, Facebook's repeated references to the dominance of its "algorithms" give the impression that the stories in the trending module are chosen by robots and hard data alone—when that's just not true.
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Early versions of the superform appear in kinetic wooden constructions Mr. Bayrle called "painted machines," which consist of rows of hundreds of tiny wooden figures that give the impression of a larger figure.
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In particular, the report cites spoofing, where orders are placed and then canceled once a price changes, and wash trading, where a trader sells to themselves to give the impression of market demand.
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They decided that to avoid "greenwashing" and similar disingenuous practices, where companies can give the impression of "doing good" with nothing more than a clever ad campaign, there should be a certification system.
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Apple was recently granted patent detailing technology that could split an audio signal into multiple paths to give the impression that sound is coming from several areas rather than directly from the loudspeaker.
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Dean is excited to give the project a boost by writing long blog posts about it on a website devoted to the requiem — posts that give the impression they are written by Caitlin herself.
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New developments in self-driving technology and a host of new entrants in the field wrongly give the impression that "the decade-plus experience of incumbent computer vision experts should be discounted," Shashua wrote.
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In a strange way, Louise Erdrich is perhaps our least famous great American writer; she is not reclusive, but she is reticent, and her public appearances give the impression of a carefully controlled performance.
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And the idea that she would be fixated on returning to the 1600s rather than relishing her freedom in the 21st century may give the impression that slavery wasn't every bit an unbearable institution.
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The issue remains sensitive because the US does not want to give the impression it would be able to shoot down Russian ballistic missiles that were carrying nuclear warheads, which is what Russia fears.
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And while that Instafeed may give the impression that the 20-year-old spends more time on vacation than at work, Hadid set the record straight that her posts aren't exactly what they seem.
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Thus the Social Democrats, who view themselves as crusaders for social justice, often give the impression that they are not only "unable but unwilling" to govern, lest they bear actual responsibility, Mr Güllner thinks.
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The biggest mistake he could make now would be to give the impression he's groveling for the support of the Speaker and other Washington pooh-bahs, who have so alienated the Republican Party base.
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But, if the attacks become personal and unfairly give the impression to jurors that prosecutors are trying to flout the rules or violate their duty to fairly present evidence, then justice is not done.
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These owners give the impression of looking first to cronies, interlopers and their entourage of 'yes' men, often to the detriment of the resident footballing community on which their clubs have so long relied.
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The self-conscious bleakness and attempts at timelessness can seem a little forced, as if they are mostly intended to give the impression of depth and to distinguish the book from more commercial novels.
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Hise represents what he proudly describes as "the most socially conservative district in the state," and his patchy goatee and ill-fitting suits might give the impression that he's something of a country bumpkin.
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Democrats, however, have accused Republicans of painting a misleading picture of how the warrant was obtained, arguing that key facts were omitted to give the impression of abuses by FBI and Justice Department officials.
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Some Silicon Valley companies have for years forgone such charges, which can be difficult to enforce at a large scale and could give the impression that a company aims to profit from legal searches.
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By oversaturating its lineup with talk shows—each focusing on different sectors of everyday life, like religion, fitness, and entertainment—it doesn't give the impression that much thought went into the programming at all.
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And second, they give the impression that Russia and Ukraine are equally bad, that the email hacking, social media campaigns and approaches to the Trump campaign by Russians were less sinister than they appear.
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"He's done nothing since his wife passed away that would give the impression that he's doing anything other than doing everything he can do to take care of his two little girls," Teddy said.
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Environmental organisations welcomed the announcement, saying it was a step in the right direction to avoiding so-called geenwashing - where firms give the impression their products are more environmentally sound than they actually are.
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He can deny any off-duty contracts officers choose and said he made the decision because he doesn't support Trump's policy and doesn't want to give the impression that anyone in their community does.
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Twenty parties are contesting the polls but most are tiny and underfunded and others seen as being sponsored by the ruling party in an effort to give the impression of a free and fair election.
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One thing to clear up immediately is we absolutely did not want to give the impression we were attacking open source as we are highly committed supporters of open source communities in many different areas.
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A remark like this might give the impression that Babitz cannot be troubled to take these riots — and what they mean — seriously, but her prose often leans into the juxtaposition of folly and careful reflection.
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There are also a couple of glimpses at actual attractions, including a river ride through a bioluminescent forest, and a contraption meant to give the impression of flying on one of Avatar's dinosaur-bird things.
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According to Wallace, Boback used the LifeLock information to fill out passport applications and other official documents, which were uploaded to the Data Store, to give the impression that criminals had been circling Davis's customers.
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This could give the impression that the Fed is waiting for the right time to slam on the brakes and could even consider reversing the last rate hike and go back into quantitative easing mode.
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Election Day stories of chaos at polling stations can give the impression that, in addition to pre-election suppression problems, the US is incapable of holding fair and functional elections on a purely logistical level.
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The show has an overwhelmingly female audience, and the feel-good nature of much of its content and the convivial byplay between its personalities give the impression that the cast is an on-air family.
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The skyscraper's twisting facade will include ceramic fins illuminated by pulsating lighting to give the impression that the building "breathes" with the cadence of the city, according to the architecture firm behind the building, UNStudio.
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"They (the government) want to give the impression that there is normal political activity but there is nothing normal about the situation," a source with knowledge of the Peoples Democratic Party leadership's thinking told Reuters.
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The issue remains sensitive because the United States does not want to give the impression it would be able to shoot down Russian ballistic missiles that were carrying nuclear warheads, which is what Russia fears.
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The central bank says this suggests the value of physical assets used as collateral for loans was artificially inflated by PrivatBank officials to give the impression the $242 billion of loans were insured against default.
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Mere weeks before the Iowa caucuses, he wouldn't want to give the impression that he enjoyed even one millisecond of this silly Washington rigmarole in which he had to share the same air as the president.
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Universal, controlled by billionaire Kazuo Okada, had appealed the district court's decision, saying the Reuters stories were structured to give the impression that Universal had engaged in illegal payments, including bribery, to the Philippine gambling authorities.
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Headlines give the impression that normal life is punctuated every few weeks by a disaster: July's Maryland flood and June's West Virginia flood followed May's Fort McMurray fire, which came after April's crazy rain in Texas.
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Most of the oblast was pro-Russian, so to help give the impression of occupation, local authorities encouraged Right Sector to drive its vehicles slowly through nearby villages and walk their streets with glocks in hand.
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But his incessant and often false attacks on special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation also give the impression of someone who fears its ultimate conclusions and is unsettled that his fate may be out of his hands.
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It's almost more theatrical to view this installation from the back, where the propped set displays, with their jagged, laser-cut edges cast deep shadows, and give the impression of a forest of dark, stretched shapes.
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Finally, after weeks of murky leaks to journalists, Turkey clearly wanted to give the impression that it was going to provide evidence that tied Saudi's Crown Prince, Mohammed Bin Salman, to the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
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"The president is really trying to give the impression that war is possible in order to intimidate North Korea into behaving more cautiously," says Jenny Town, assistant director of the US-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins.
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After all, it carried the risk that the President-elect is simply using his good name to give the impression that he is casting a wide and conciliatory net across his party as he chooses his Cabinet.
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Mousa said he would mount a full challenge to Sisi, though opposition activists, journalists, and analysts took to Twitter to dismiss him as a dummy candidate, standing only to give the impression of a full democratic contest.
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That could give the impression that the Fed is waiting for the right time to slam on the breaks, or maybe that it would consider reversing the last rate hike and go back into quantitative easing mode.
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You're out at a fancy dinner and trying to give the impression that you're not the type of person who eats the crumbs that fall into your cleavage (but you'd still like to get a little buzzed).
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If someone is feeling down or dissatisfied with their life then, instead of being a bit of a distraction, social media use can give the impression that everyone else is having way more fun than we are.
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"(It) will give the impression that it is a Jewish city and remove the Palestinian heritage from it," Silwan resident Khaled Al-Zeer said, adding that "the foundations of the project will be built on our land".
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That's not because of any bad blood with his former traveling aide, but because they don't want to give the impression that they're conspiring while Miller fights his grand jury subpoena and challenges Mueller's authority in court.
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I'm no actor, but I feel it must be very hard to inhabit that kind of role and give the impression that these two things can coexist in the same person without questioning her authenticity or sanity.
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But, during his time at the memorial, Sprague sometimes felt like a token presence—the organization had no other high-level Native employees—to give the impression that the memorial was connected to the modern Lakota tribes.
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Online, he and his allies can also give the impression that their movement is one big laugh — an enormous trolling event put on by self-mocking, politically incorrect kids playing around on the ash heap of history.
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Bangladesh had forbidden charities and the U.N. from giving formal teaching in the camps as it could give the impression that the refugees would be there permanently, raising fears that a generation would miss out on education.
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Boockvar said Powell's comments give the impression that the Fed does not appear to have a sense of urgency because he noted that there's no clear sign of inflation accelerating above the Fed's target of 2 percent.
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Most have at least sought to give the impression that they are a conduit between the press and the American people and the President -- even if that's a custom more honored in the breach than the observance.
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The names may give the impression that the fight is between old and new leaders, but the rivalry has more to do with the groups' different territorial bastions and the lack of major figures to keep them together.
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Some men into the cuckold/hotwife lifestyle give the impression that when it comes down to it, they are a whole lot less interested in their wives' sexual freedom and much more into rigidly choreographing their own pleasure.
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The group had included a forensic pathologist expert in dissection who had brought along a bone saw, and a portly body double who left the consulate wearing Khashoggi's clothes to give the impression he'd made a safe exit.
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The odds of raising the gas tax look remote right now because the GOP just passed massive tax cuts and the party doesn't want to give the impression of burdening the middle class, top Republican sources tell Axios.
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He is a politician who knows his audience; he wants to give the impression that "he generally agrees but he's working with this wild man," another former senior State Department official, who has met with Pompeo privately, told me.
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Pruitt, in his effort to dismantle existing EPA structures, recently suggested a "red team-blue team" debate meant to give the impression there are two sides to the climate "debate," when, in fact, scientists have overwhelmingly reached a consensus.
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We had to give the impression we weren't closed to their advances and humor their flirtations (at least until the check arrived) because this is a tipped industry, where people pay you only as much as they like you.
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While Mr. McMillian's exhibitions in New York give the impression of a scattershot career thus far, "The Black Show," at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia, finds him coming fully into his own with a finely orchestrated installation.
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"Universities sometimes give the impression that they only care about finance when it applies to their balance-sheet," rather than when it affects their students, says Wes Streeting, a Labour MP and former head of the national students' union.
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While Trump backtracked on his statement during questions and answers with reporters by saying that he does believe the intelligence agencies, he left more than enough Trumpian ambiguity to give the impression that he is not taking this seriously.
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If local businesses or authorities continue to fake data to give the impression of activity and do not actually resume production, it would be impossible for the country's economy to grow at a strong pace this year, he said.
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Kudlow also sought to give the impression of a vigorous White House, disputing various assessments that the President had dented the economy, his most convincing argument for re-election in 2020, by leading the country into a futile shutdown.
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This all conspires to give the impression that Twitter, instead of merely commenting on the world, can actually influence it in a far more targeted way than, say, a haphazard bundle of Facebook ad buys during a major election.
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Dobbs appeared to suggest in his unsubstantiated tweets that the packages were part of a supposed "false flag" operation, a crime committed by one party that is disguised to give the impression that it was committed by another group.
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It is important Kurz does not use initial talks to give the impression that he is considering an alliance with the Greens or the Social Democrats while really seeking to resume his alliance with the far right, Kogler said.
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But he said he announced his departure last week from the Trump transition team because he wasn't being asked to do anything since the election, and didn't want to give the impression that he was continuing to advise the president-elect.
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"You don't want to give the impression that the Alzheimer's or dementia problem is disappearing — it's not at all," said Dallas Anderson, a program director on dementia at the National Institute on Aging, one of two agencies that financed the study.
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Aside from Tesla, very few companies are embarking on the quest to produce fully autonomous vehicles alone, preferring instead to rely on non-exclusive partnerships and PR-friendly deals that give the impression that everyone is in this effort together.
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And politically, it would be an enormously risky move for McConnell to give the impression that he is trying to short-circuit the constitutional process, and to leave the House's Articles of Impeachment essentially hanging as a series of unrebutted accusations.
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A commitment to exit the agreement gradually so as not to shock the market also sounded soothing, and it also appeared to give the impression that OPEC and its partners are firmly in control of what's happening in global crude markets.
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"Today's figures may give the impression the sector is flat-lining, but the truth is that outside of London the housing market is ticking over nicely," said Brendan Sharkey, a partner at the firm who focuses on construction and property companies.
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"The time the game's set in is the mid-1980s, and we're trying not to be too specific about where it's happening, as we didn't mean for it to give the impression of being in the United States," says Yanovich.
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But his unrelenting efforts to obstruct these investigations and demean the investigators and media — as well as his unwillingness to formulate a wide-ranging counter-information program against Russian interventions — all give the impression of a man with much to hide.
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Jon Wellinghoff, who served as FERC's chairman from 2009 to 2013, said it's alarming for Pugliese to be speaking so openly about matters within the agency's jurisdiction, particularly because it could give the impression that he's speaking for the commission.
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"We are in a situation where the pillar of stability in Europe is very, very much the central bank and it would be a mistake in my opinion to give the impression that pillar is about to collapse," Trichet added.
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And while Belarus—the only state on the continent to still carry out the death penalty—becoming an EU member is highly unlikely anytime soon, Minsk is happy to hold talks with the west to give the impression that it might.
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Overall, the oil magnate seemed to give the impression, or at least tried to, of being reasonably educated on climate change, which challenges his profoundly checkered history as an opponent of climate science during his long tenure as Chief of Exxon.
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"Millions of people spend time exploring our ultra-high resolution 'gigapixel' images, inch by inch—spotting something new every time, like a hidden signature or the individual dabs of paint that give the impression of shimmering, turbulent waters," reads the post.
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Trump's economic policy is a toxic combination of tax cuts and deregulations that will enrich shareholders and already wealthy executives, paired with bellicose trade rhetoric and publicity stunts to give the impression that he is creating jobs for average workers.
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Its straight lines and unpainted aluminum frame give the impression that T3 has just rolled off a clean, modern assembly line and not out of an ancient brick factory space in Greenpoint, shared by many other manufacturing companies and start-ups.
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Giuliani also told The New York Times in August that he advised Trump to postpone decisions on pardons until after the Mueller investigation is over so as to not give the impression that he is trying to interfere with it.
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If you don't want to go to a beach or hike to a swimming hole or drink a spritz on some roof, you give the impression of sourness, as if you're an ogre who just doesn't know how to relax, man.
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Averages can be skewed by outlier salaries that can drive the figure up or down, meaning one highly-paid female staffer can give the impression that all other women in the White House are paid slightly more than they actually are.
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Mendes, working with the cinematographer Roger Deakins and the production designer Dennis Gassner (both collaborators from Mendes&apos 007 epic "Skyfall"), follows their harrowing journey without blinking, hiding any edits to give the impression of a ceaseless and fluid film.
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He could fumble with papers at the defense table, shrug, feign forgetfulness, give the impression he had finished questioning a witness and then jump up with one more question — and start into a tigerish attack that was the heart of the matter.
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It's not just a violation of people's voter privacy expectations, they say, but it also sets the government up to manipulate the often messy data contained in those voter rolls to give the impression that voter fraud is widespread when it isn't.
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Campaigns like Apple's "Shot on iPhone" may give the impression that we've entered a new era in which slick promos can be made with the device that's being sold, but even those examples use external equipment to get the finest possible shot.
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It's never easy to get a sense of what a car will look like until you see it in full (which, duh), but Tesla's newest teaser does give the impression that the Model Y will resemble a taller, more sharply angled Model 3.
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If the aim here was to imply that Allen was too inept and unsophisticated to have ever attempted anything untoward with Dylan, Merkin and Previn also give the impression of Allen as a socially cloistered man with a tenuous grasp on reality.
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Dark planks had been sunk in the plaster ceiling to give the impression of half-timbering, and there were plastic cuckoo clocks over the bar and the empty fireplace, where they competed for space with a needlepoint of a cluster of snowy firs.
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"The moment we all decide we've done what we wanted to do on the show, we'll walk the camera off down the street and give the impression that if you walk onto the right block in Chicago, you'd find the Gallaghers," he said.
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"I think the Foundation's leadership would like to give the impression that this is all just a miscommunication, but at some point a failure to communicate becomes secrecy," William Beutler, a longtime Wikipedia editor, journalist, and author of The Wikipedian blog, told me.
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It seems like the 21000X M23s detect where in the mix each sound and instrument belongs, and if it's on the left or right side, the headphones push it out a little bit further to give the impression of depth and expanse.
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In both cases, the government seeks to give the impression that stealing from the West is part of the modus operandi of Chinese firms, something a Wall Street Journal columnist described last week as a practice they regard as a "patriotic duty".
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But at the second hearing at the House Intelligence Committee, Mueller was forced to correct that statement about the Justice Department guidelines, as not to give the impression that Trump would have been automatically charged by Mueller if the guidelines weren't there.
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"I say yes (for Ferrand to stay) after having perfectly understood...the exasperation of the French, given the successive accusations which give the impression that elected officials are never as honest as they are expected to be," Philippe told France 2 television.
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I want to be careful not to overstate this and give the impression that Sunni-Shia lines were completely and always peaceful before 1979, nor to overstate the role Saudi Arabia and Iran played in turning Sunni and Shia against one another.
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It's important that Mr. Poroshenko and his Western supporters ensure that the clampdown is not used to harass citizens who speak Russian and who are clustered in the affected regions, or give the impression that he is using the crisis for political advantage.
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A former police chief in Florida was sentenced on Tuesday to three years in prison for ordering officers to arrest black people for crimes they did not commit in order to give the impression that his department was solving crimes, court documents say.
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Teenagers often come and go on their own schedules, sometimes rebuff our friendly questions about their days, and can give the impression that interacting with the family is an imposition that comes at the cost of connecting, digitally or otherwise, with friends.
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In one great example, he borrowed a big yacht from a friend of his father's and changed some of the pictures to his own family to give the impression to friends at Harrow visiting during the summer that it was the Low family yacht.
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The technology could compete with alternative ways to feel virtual reality, like Tactical Haptics' Reactive Grip product — a controller with moving surfaces that rub against your hands to give the impression of a fish tugging on a line or you stretching a piece of rubber.
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The poet's beloved underground passage, where he spent two decades filling the walls with minerals that glint and fossils that give the impression of a romantic cave, is now the focus of a restoration project to return it to some of its former atmospheric glory.
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"I'm troubled that the president can create a space on Twitter — where there are millions of people — that he can manipulate to give the impression that more agree with him than actually do," Philip Cohen, a university professor, said in a statement about the suit.
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"Whether in India or other countries, it seems to give the impression that if you do favors for the Trump business, you get favors from the United States government," Richard Painter, ethics lawyer for the White House in the George W. Bush administration, told me.
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Is there a rethink, is there some sort of reformation or a rethink going through the administration right now whether it's really good to isolate the U.S. or give the impression that the U.S. is isolating itself from so many things in the world.
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Indeed, listening to Republicans and Democrats, or their friendlier media, would give the impression of two radically different sets of hearings, one that presented damning, incontrovertible evidence that the president abused his power or one that revealed that the whole proceeding was a partisan sham.
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"We don't think it's useful to somehow give the impression that there are new victims and new types of trafficking that only happen around that time," Mr. Myles said, though he added that major events might lure criminals who were already operating in other areas.
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If he can give the impression of compassion on his mission to cash out, all the better for him, but the general good, the health of the nation and the plight of the plebeians is not now nor has it ever been his focus.
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Alphabet Inc's Google LLC has agreed to pay $11 million to settle claims by approximately 230 older job applicants that the tech giant interviewed them to give the impression that it cared about diversity, but then passed them over for engineering jobs because of their age.
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If someone worked at a company for only four months, from November 2012 to February 2013, they may omit the exact months on their resume and simply write "2012 to 2013" to give the impression that they worked there for a much longer period of time.
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Dickinson's work is remarkable not simply for its genius, but for its spookiness, its prescient freakiness; this Dickinson, other than when she is quoting from her poems, does not give the impression of an unusually towering intellect, nor an unusually intense connection to the natural or divine.
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As politicians, they used tough-on-crime rhetoric and breaches of "political correctness" to give the impression of sticking up for law and order; as government executives, they exercised their power to the greatest possible extent, without a ton of attention paid to the rule of law.
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"The fact that marijuana is legal in many states may give the impression the drug is harmless during pregnancy, especially with stories swirling on social media about using it for nausea with morning sickness," said Sheryl A. Ryan, chairwoman of the A.A.P. Committee on Substance Use and Prevention.
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He cut them into various lengths and scattered the six players in a circle, figuring that the differences in pitches and the placement would give the "impression that the sound is traveling around and through the room"—per a writeup on Bang on a Can's website at the time.
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"There's been no jaw-dropping news this week but we have had incrementally less bond-friendly news - the FOMC minutes, the euro area PMIs, and Fed speakers in recent days that give the impression that July was an insurance rate cut," said John Davies, G2150 rates strategist at Standard Chartered Bank.
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"There's been no jaw-dropping news this week, but we have had incrementally less bond-friendly news - the FOMC minutes, the euro area PMIs, and Fed speakers in recent days that give the impression that July was an insurance rate cut," said John Davies, G10 rates strategist at Standard Chartered Bank.
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"There's been no jaw-dropping news this week but we have had incrementally less bond-friendly news - the FOMC minutes, the euro area PMIs, and Fed speakers in recent days that give the impression that July was an insurance rate cut," said John Davies, G21 rates strategist at Standard Chartered Bank.
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"There's been no jaw-dropping news this week, but we have had incrementally less bond-friendly news - the FOMC minutes, the euro area PMIs, and Fed speakers in recent days that give the impression that July was an insurance rate cut," said John Davies, G210 rates strategist at Standard Chartered Bank.
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But while the big names and established properties might give the impression that YouTube Red is trying to pivot toward the kinds of traditional programming currently produced by Netflix and Amazon, according to the report Daniels took time to emphasize that was not the case — particularly in terms of casting.
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Former senior US military officials and foreign policy experts have also warned that the abrupt withdrawal would undo many of the gains made in the coalition's mission to counter an ISIS resurgence — or give the impression US policy towards the Middle East is solely concerned with control the region's resources.
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Crawling along in rush-hour traffic with the AC on and windows up may give the impression of being at least somewhat insulated against the clouds of air pollution outside, but new research suggests that that not only is this an illusion, it may be a dangerous one as well.
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Twitter appears to have been caught off guard with what is obviously a bot attack, despite the fact the social media company is well aware of the problem of bot accounts being used to falsely popularize political issues during high-profile campaigns to give the impression of a groundswell of grassroots support.
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These clusters of works give the impression not of a progressive exploration of narrowly circumscribed conceits, but of a compulsive return to an established pattern, a need to do the same thing over and over again, a fixation that feels more Adolf Wölfli than Sol LeWitt, but no less compelling for its repetitiveness.
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Though a quick read can give the impression that the blog is about taste in a general sense, Wagner is at heart an architectural grammar scold: She hates ugly chandeliers, but what really fuels the ire of McMansion Hell is the misuse and decontextualization of elements that are supposed to carry architectural meaning.
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Using front companies, manipulations of automated signals that radar systems use to detect global shipments, and ship-to-ship transfers in the middle of the night, North Korea was able to "give the impression that the coal was loaded in ports other than in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea," the report said.
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By creating a hacked version of the WhatsApp application, scammers can change a "quote" — a feature that allows people within a chat to display a past message and reply to it — to give the impression that someone sent a message they did not actually send, according to the company, Check Point Software Technologies.
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I might give the impression of being spontaneous, but with everything I do, there's been a lot of planning, a lot of deliberating beforehand, to make sure that I'm getting the best out of it… I tend to have a clear view of where things are going, in a lot of aspects in my life.
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From multi-trillion dollar proposals like Medicare For All and the Green New Deal, to smaller examples of picking our pockets like the airline passenger tax, liberals give the impression that they simply are not content unless they are contriving new ways and reasons for taking money away from the people who earn it.
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In "Lamb's Ear #6003" (2016), the light purple shape snaking through the painting creates the illusion of a space one could crawl into, while the contrast of the light blue curves against the large blocks of cream and beige in "Lamb's Ear #4" (2016) give the impression of looking into a densely packed quarry.
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Walmart and malls operated by the Simon Property Group are using self-driving floor scrubbers that have a steering wheel, a cushy seat and even a cup holder — features that give the impression that these scrubbers are meant for humans settling in for a long shift of floor washing with a coffee at their side.
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If a smart toy or game communicates with a child — whether by text or by "speaking" to them — those messages or recordings will be transmitted to an external database so they can be analyzed and responded to, and they will likely be stored so the toy can give the impression of having learned information about its owner.
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T) said it could make a legal complaint against the official Brexit campaign for using its logo in leaflets, which the Japanese firm said might give the impression it backed Britain leaving the EU. On one "Vote Leave" flyer, Toyota's logo appeared next to those of five other major companies including Unilever and automakers Nissan (7201.
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"The fact that marijuana is legal in many states may give the impression the drug is harmless during pregnancy, especially with stories swirling on social media about using it for nausea with morning sickness," said Dr. Sheryl A. Ryan, one of the lead authors on the study and chair of the AAP Committee on Substance Use and Prevention.
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All this might give the impression that the people running the country are vicious gossips who don't respect their boss and use the media to undermine one another in public because they are more concerned with personal status than the well-being of the US. On the other hand, Trump just tweeted this: So everything is probably fine.
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The visibility of the #MeToo movement and the sexual-abuse scandals that have rocked Hollywood may give the impression that women are making gains in the industry, but statistics still show them sliding backward in terms of representation: recent numbers show that half the students at the major film schools are women, but 91 percent of studio movies are still directed by men.
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New dramas like Amazon's Emmy-winning Transparent, AMC spinoff Better Call Saul and a resurgent Leftovers on HBO have done an adequate job of upholding the "Golden Age," while Netflix originals Dear White People, The Crown, 13 Reasons Why and its suite of quality Marvel shows might give the impression that "Peak TV" is still here, or maybe just around the corner.
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The subsequent two seasons under Glen Mazzara had their high points and low points, but we've now seen three full seasons under Scott Gimple, and it's safe to say there are some real problematic patterns, including a reliance on tricks and gimmicks to give the impression of escalation and growth when people are really just running (or should I say driving?) in circles.
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T) said it could take legal action against the official Brexit campaign for using its logo in leaflets, following fellow Japanese carmaker Toyota as both firms said the use of their logos could give the impression they backed Britain leaving the EU. On one "Vote Leave" flyer, the logos appeared next to those of four other major companies including Unilever (ULVR.
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The cover features Stormzy holding his fist in his other hand like an Eastenders character about to avenge a family crisis—as if to say "yes, it is time to talk"—and it's designed to give the impression that he gave NME an exclusive interview in which he spoke about his mental health, when in fact he turned their request down.
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The poll of around 1,000 Scots, taken from March 9 to 14, found that 43 percent of respondents favored independence while 57 percent would prefer to remain part of the UK. In his Herald interview, Mundell said the SNP were trying to give the impression that in a 2018/19 referendum Scotland could somehow remain in the EU while the rest of the UK left.
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"China wants to be seen as a responsible global power, and it is still possible (though very unlikely) that the Communist Party may elevate a woman to the Standing Committee during this Congress in order to give the impression that it is more modern and friendly to women," said Leta Hong Fincher, author of a forthcoming book called Betraying Big Brother: China's Feminist Resistance.
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Now, with the long-delayed opening of a vast new science museum downtown set for Monday, visitors will be able to stand underneath a suspended, 250,000-gallon aquarium tank and gaze at hammerhead and tiger sharks, mahi mahi, devil rays and other creatures through a 60,000-pound oculus, a lens that will give the impression of seeing the fish from the bottom of a huge cocktail glass.
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She does not include in the note the fact that her husband immigrated to the US from Ireland, an elision that some observers have taken to be strategic, as though Cummins wishes to give the impression that her husband is Latino and could have been in just as much danger of being held in a cage at the border as the people she is writing about.
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A three-judge panel of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, weighing in on an issue of first impression for the circuit, said on Friday that allowing workers who signed arbitration agreements to opt into collective actions brought under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) would place undue pressure on employers to settle, and could give the impression that judges have sided with the plaintiffs on the merits.
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The Future of Driverless Cars Is a Guy in a Car Seat CostumeLate last week, Washington, DC-area news outlets began reporting that a self-driving car was being…Read more ReadIf you don't recall, on August 7th, a local reporter in Arlington, Virginia tweeted a video of a man who appeared to have stuffed himself into his own car seat to give the impression his car was tooling around by itself.
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Deputy White House press secretary Hogan Gidley on Sunday rejected the notion that Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer ever offered to fund President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's border wall, accusing the New York Democrat of using verbal gymnastics to give the impression of compromise.
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Jabari's constant back and forth between persistence in the face of adversity and self-defeat is the central dogma for his new project ONLY WE CAN SAVE US. On the opening track "I AM ACTUALLY THIS BEAUTIFUL," he boasts, "Snap a polaroid / I look good today / I feel good today," but the feeling is undercut by slasher film-like synths which give the impression this is less a bout of cockiness then it is a mantra to keep himself sane.
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