He is going about exactly what he has been going about.
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Alison Bechdel draws modern lesbians going about their daily lives.
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You might be going about this thing the wrong way.
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So this means we've been going about marketing vegetables wrong.
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Peacefully going about their business eating bushes and walking around.
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But recently she's been going about it another way — diplomacy.
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"The population is going about their daily business," Dowell said.
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"The way he's going about things is suspicious," Bowens said.
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Wherever we look, we see people going about their lives.
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There were large crowds of people going about their days.
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But are you really going about it the right way?
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Nearly every sequence features animals going about their daily routines.
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Jordan was going about business in the prescribed Thai manner.
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This experimenter is going about the process the right way.
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But what if we've been going about it all wrong?
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I thought he was going about it the wrong way.
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Palace gardeners could be seen jovially going about their chores.
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He viciously shot one man going about his daily work.
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So Breitfield says the team is going about fixing that.
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Mobile video is watched as people are going about their day.
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It turns out I was going about memorizing things all wrong.
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A thought blossomed: Was I going about this the wrong way?
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I have been going about life assuming everyone is this way.
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InSight will enter Mars' atmosphere going about 13,000 miles per hour.
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These drivers might simply be less nervous going about their jobs.
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Unfortunately, he may be going about it exactly the wrong way.
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It's almost contagious the way we're going about our at-bats.
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There's also the matter of where he's going about this routine.
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There was a very strategic, intentional way of going about it.
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Each is going about achieving the goal in its own way.
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For the most part, people were just going about their day.
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Just another Midwest guy going about his day in the suburbs.
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"We've been going about this quietly," Mr. Morrison said last week.
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He's going about it from the beginning in the right way.
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"I was 25, and going about living my life," she said.
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It's a reflection about the way California is going about this.
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At the outset, "Honeyland" captures Muratova going about her daily life.
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I just think it's a riskier way of going about it.
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This is about otherwise law-abiding folks, just going about their business.
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Ever find yourself going about your day, not even thinking about food . . .
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Among the working population, going about its business, irritation combines with sympathy.
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I had skied into a boulder going about 45 miles per hour.
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" Kumar added, "People are going about their business, vehicles are plying normally.
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But the way the prince is going about enacting change is worrying.
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Then again, maybe we're going about this mean girl policing all wrong.
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The car was going about 40 mph in autonomous mode, police said.
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Moreover, they thought he was going about it illegally, bypassing the cabinet.
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But can you really get an STD from going about everyday life?
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"Our competitors are going about this completely the wrong way," he argues.
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Would they be too busy going about their lives to even notice?
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Innocent people have lost their lives while just going about their business.
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"After going about 10 times, it's not that magical anymore," he said.
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Elizabeth, meanwhile, was going about the lonely business of saving the world.
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People in western Aleppo seemed to be simply going about their lives.
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They were also going about their daily lives and probably also died tragically.
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And now we know how they're going to start going about doing it.
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"He had just a very forceful way of going about things," she said.
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Lately he's been posting mesmerizing videos of the fish going about their lives.
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Here's to going about your fall shopping in the most informed way, ever.
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With Sheikh going about his business, the rhinos started to go about theirs.
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Your problem, friend, is that you're going about everything entirely the wrong way.
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Don't shake your head at Alabama and then keep going about your day.
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Blue Origin and SpaceX are going about it in a slightly different way.
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Jonathan Brielle's conventional show is a curious means of going about it, though.
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The company seems to be going about it in the right way, too.
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However, the way Hulu is going about offline content is a bit different.
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"Most people are going about their daily business," she said on the air.
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Many people are spreading it while going about their daily lives as usual.
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But the Penguins are going about their business in a much different way.
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The thing is to illuminate human behavior as you're going about your business.
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Rather than grotesque caricatures, pedestrians are mute passers-by, going about their daily lives.
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They had been going about their daily routine until they were shot and killed.
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Have we all been going about this internet fame thing in the wrong way?
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I am simply going about this how anyone else would investigate any possible infringement.
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The team quickly realized that this wasn't a sensible way of going about it.
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He said the attack was unnerving, but people still were going about their business.
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If you're looking for how to be successful, you're going about it all wrong.
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All signs point to ignoring the harasser in question and going about your day.
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The movie also shows the children going about their lives apart from the workshop.
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The video features all of the performers going about their days in self-isolation.
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There are ways of going about this problem that will drive down the shootings.
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Even if that's true, though, he's going about it in the worst possible way.
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There's something entrancing in how you capture people just going about everyday mundane tasks.
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Other nations are going about their business to the exclusion of the United States.
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But relaxing and going about things at your own pace is pretty great, too.
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You're going about your work day, minding your own business, and maybe even enjoying yourself.
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For the most part, however, Sheikh appears to be going about his life as usual.
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I snooze a little bit more before getting up and going about my morning routine.
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How do you empower yourself whether your swimsuit shopping or just going about your day?
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But I think the way she's going about it, unfortunately, she is a bit misinformed.
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The means and reasoning by which both are going about doing so, however, differ greatly.
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"He has a completely different idea of going about dating, life and himself," Hartsock says.
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The bollards are designed to stop vehicles going about 30 miles an hour, he said.
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If you're lucky, you might spot sharks, squid, fish and coral going about their day.
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After going about this fine-tuning for six weeks, I finally had a satisfactory version.
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SARA EISEN: But the issue was sort of the way about going about it retroactively.
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That's laudable, I think, and a really interesting way of going about thinking about health.
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The comic showed us a frustrated woman in college named Birdo going about her day.
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Plenty of Americans are going about their business without carrying passports or other identifying documents.
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Then we can start to think about a whole new way of going about robotics.
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Mr. Turnbull on Friday urged Australians to defy terrorists by simply going about their lives.
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And in my opinion it's not the way we should be going about our politics.
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"I was going about 70 miles an hour and running through lights," Mr. Mahamoud said.
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Stripped of villagers going about their business, his domestic interiors and building façades come alive.
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But this infant seems suitably entertained and comforted by a Roomba going about its cleaning routine.
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But a significant number of young people are going about it the wrong way, experts say.
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Going about it independently, known as "indy," means following all the same steps without that intermediary.
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Nobody else is banned only artists that's a very dodgy way to be going about things.
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She said the truck was going about 40 mph in a crowded area with no roads.
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In Anchorage, for those who observe Ramadan, that can mean going about 18 hours without food.
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That opening, officials said, connected to a vertical passageway going about 10 meters (33 feet) underground.
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If we know that number with some certainty we can start going about reinventing delivery methods.
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In Alaska, for those who observe Ramadan, that can mean going about 18 hours without food.
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What's troubling is the arbitrary and extralegal way this government is going about investigating these cases.
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The idea behind Willow is to allow women to pump while still going about daily activities.
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It's the way that you're going about it that has you stuck in this vicious circle.
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By going about repayment in the right way, hopefully, your moment will bring nothing but relief.
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Beyond her and behind are various other walkers in the city, going about their serious business.
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But you could at least dress appropriately while you're doing…while you're going about your business.
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One Friday morning in 2004, the people of Potters Bar were going about their daily business.
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For decades, he'd been going about his business, writing songs and playing them, and then — boom!
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"We'll be hearing a lot about how the city is going about doing that," she said.
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But nearby Saliboko was untouched by flame, and Lendu families there were going about their lives.
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The coverage came as a surprise to a company accustomed to going about its business quietly.
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"We were just hanging out and going about our way," Ortiz's brother, Eloy, said in Spanish.
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It's prevented chilling effects within the federal government from deterring people from going about their business.
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I believe that we should have more female representation, but we're going about this all wrong.
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And once they come in and start going about their jobs, they can spread illnesses unintentionally.
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People with mild cases can spend days walking around shedding virus and going about their business.
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What we see in Hayeri's photo essay is quite simple: women going about their daily lives.
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"We both like very fancy things, but we like going about them casually," Mr. Posey said.
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Just going about your normal online business is all you need to do to be vulnerable.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Mainstream politicos might be going about things dead wrong.
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It was like being a child seeing a teacher outside the classroom, going about everyday life.
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It turns out that the Andromeda galaxy is also going about 20 miles per second sideways.
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If you're a regular person going about your business, go ahead and hit that mute button.
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After something traumatic happens, you might feel guilty going about your regularly scheduled routine, and that's normal.
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Zuckerberg and Zittrain discussed several ways for going about this, including fact checkers and other independent bodies.
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We really want it to feel like someone was there before you, going about their daily lives.
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While cutting Assange's internet may have symbolic importance, it hasn't prevented WikiLeaks from going about its business.
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Creative agency Shape History has conducted a social experiment as Londoners were going about their holiday shopping.
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One minute the Eastern Hemisphere is going about its business; the next it's a Mad Max wasteland.
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You're going about your normal routine, curling your lashes, and all of a sudden you sneeze. Ouch.
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Ahead, five tie dye looks to get the conversation going about one of our favorite fall trends.
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It's just that some of these birds are going about their survival honestly and others are robbers.
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She captures a host of avatars dressed in 20s European attire, each going about their days normally.
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The State Department's "Family Travel" Q & A is going about as well as you would expect pic.twitter.
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But it seemed to happen most often to black people: black people just going about their business.
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She's got a style and a way of going about things that I felt could be interpreted.
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I can invisibly walk down the boardwalk and everybody is busy going about their own current business.
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They were shockingly free movies about people going about their days in a grim, unfair capitalist system.
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But they don't like the way President Donald Trump is going about changing the health-care system.
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"In the spring, there was great humility in how we were going about our work," Hinch said.
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The question is why he's going about it in this particular way rather than some other one.
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Lieberstein also confirmed that he watched Carell's SNL monologue, which really got the speculation going about a reboot.
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Obviously, these are two heroes going about the business of hero-ing, because capes, but whence the beef?
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The campaign's film, "Good Morning, New York," shows Ratajkowski on a typical morning, going about her usual routine.
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"You look at their lineup and they're all going about as good as they can go," Lynn said.
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I like the opportunity that robots provide to think about different ways of going about being a person.
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Then, he then pulled out a sandwich and started eating it – as he was going about his business.
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We're looking at the people making the plastic; we're looking at more comprehensive ways of going about it.
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These devices and accessories are easy enough to use and offer simple solutions to going about her life.
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So far, however, the way he is going about it may be drawing as much concern as support.
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Picture it: Stylish people, going about their day, captured by a photographer who appreciated their stand-out look.
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In going about these activities, I deduced that there are two keys to successfully inhabiting such a space.
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I keep wondering how it's possible for me to be going about my routine when so many died.
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That's Twitter, or at least, how Google's going about crawling it, and giving you results from those crawls.
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One minute you're going about your business in the kitchen, maybe doing a spot of hoovering or something.
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And that reclassification means conservationists have been going about trying to save the critically endangered creature all wrong.
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We're no longer on our own, having fun, going about our business, living our lives, our minds elsewhere.
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It's particularly tough when you've got a global slowdown, but they're going about it in a measured way.
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"They're going about it in a different way, because they have different tools available to them," said Dion.
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Upon seeing a child going about their child-like business, would you hold them aloft like a trophy?
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We were all stubborn and insisted on getting our way, but had different ways of going about it.
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You can be going about your day in a happy, productive, and calm manner, and boom — everything changes.
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I was snowboarding on some easy terrain and going about my turns a little more casually than usual.
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All of the working-class people going about their lives struggling, who don't have the spotlight on them.
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"I realized that the way most people were going about protein engineering was doomed failure," Dr. Arnold said.
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The process is hypnotic, like scrolling through an Instagram feed of forest creatures going about their daily lives.
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It's regular people going about their lives who need to hear clear and direct communication from the president.
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"There's a moral hazard for the Iranians going about business as if the Americans never left," Maksad said.
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For street scenes, the Safdies assembled about a hundred extras, who mingled with people going about their business.
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They were all under 5 and were used to the world going about its strange business without them.
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All the time that we spent going about our business, slowly but surely a Trump presidency became inevitable.
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A Reuters witness said Harare was calm immediately after the ruling, with people going about their usual business.
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Nunes -- nicknamed "The Lioness" -- showed up in lion mask and looked VERY easy going about the whole fight.
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"The state is going about this in the wrong way," says John Campbell, a former American ambassador to Nigeria.
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Several shop windows were smashed, but families with small children appeared to be going about their business as usual.
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Ordinary middle-class Americans built America … I would be going about eliminating Donald Trump's tax cut for the wealthy.
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It wasn't about being nervous, it was about going about it the right way, making sure it was professional.
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People appeared to be going about their business normally in the area, with buses running according to their schedule.
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"Different departments will have different ways of going about it, but it should be an escalating process," Yu offered.
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"I've been surprised by how normal people outside of this community are going about their normal lives," she said.
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It features Aiko in her hometown of South Central Los Angeles, going about what looks like an average day.
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And they left the crew with their own cameras so they could film themselves going about their daily life.
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The actual methodology for going about doing that, however, requires you to work in a team by fixing malfunctions.
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"Jim, if you want the best out of him you're going about it the wrong way," she says calmly.
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We share a lot of the same big progressive goals, but we have different ways of going about them.
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Despite the North's fiery rhetoric, South Koreans are generally calm, going about their lives with no sign of panic.
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Street sounds and gusts of wind can be heard, and animated silhouettes depict residents going about their daily business.
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Maybe kind of just more quietly going about the business with some of the products that you're talking about.
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We're told a driver -- who was going about 20 MPH -- made an illegal U-turn and clipped the guy.
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I don't want to tell these baby chickens how to live, but they're going about their business all wrong.
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I think they're going about it the wrong way, and something smells to high heaven with that whole situation.
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They're both pushing forward the Protestant Reformation in England, but they're not going about it as allies or friends.
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That is what tigers and lions do when they are living in the wild and going about their business.
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Scientists have tried to calculate the benefits that insects provide simply by going about their business in large numbers.
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A.I. has the potential to benefit society as a whole: for people going about their everyday lives, for business.
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In the first part, subdued yet anxious citizens in surgical masks are going about their day to day lives.
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There's someone in it: a man organizing laundry, going about his day, seemingly unaware that you can see him.
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After several months of filming, there were 43 hours of footage of the family going about their daily routines.
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" But, she said, "we feel more strongly that the Trump administration is going about this in the wrong way.
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The entire journey is peppered with Greek citizens going about their lives — making and selling votives, praying, talking, etc.
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They are neither mugging for the camera nor ignoring Killips; they are going about their business of the day.
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But I've recently come to the realization that maybe I'm just going about this whole fish thing the wrong way.
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Is it the job of the Australian Federal Police to be tracking down how journalists are going about their reporting?
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It's one the most inconsequential aspects of going about your daily life, but it's a conversation that is still ongoing.
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Rather it seems to have unleashed the AI onto unsuspecting business staff who were just going about their day jobs.
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Cooper is back, the "other" Cooper is going about his well-laid plans, and Diane (Laura Dern) isn't actually Diane.
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Many feel that despite Kaepernick's positive intentions, the way in which he is going about communicating his message is wrong.
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BRITAIN SAYS UNACCEPTABLE AND HIGHLY ESCALATORY TO THREATEN SHIPPING GOING ABOUT ITS LEGITIMATE BUSINESS THROUGH INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED TRANSIT CORRIDORS - LETTER
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Having never made a documentary before, Zouak often lived with her subjects, filming the women going about their daily routines.
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But the power of forensic genomics that this case displays poses concerns for those going about their lawful business, too.
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As for the video, the band are noticeably absent, replaced by the Liu family, going about their day to day.
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"She's actually filming a TV show that's called Grown-ish, and she's just going about her normal life," Almendarez said.
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Going about business as usual, the jokesters rounded out the look with requisite hard hats, neon vests and work boots.
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Stan Lasater, president of the neighborhood's civic association, told me he and his neighbors are going about their normal routines.
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And fish don't produce a stream of bubbles when they're going about… So we're interested in all sorts of areas.
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Other than fielding questions from curious journalists, are you going about the residency process differently now, than you were before?
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West Campus/ The DragThere's something uplifting about all the pretty young college kids going about their business on The Drag.
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"You have these people going about their daily business and then comes a bright light in the sky," he says.
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In most cases you want the gun to be empowering, and there's a couple of ways of going about that.
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"For the time being at least, I am going to be going about it 'Victorian Gentleman Scientist' style," he said.
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On Pro Basketball The Knicks have spent recent days going about the unvarnished business of preseason basketball without two starters.
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This feature doc by Ricky Gaona observes various people going about their daily lives in a park in Antigua, Guatemala.
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As now proposed, the plan involves a perhaps unprecedented level of data collection from people going about their daily lives.
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"He's going about it all the wrong way, a lot of bravado, no action," the former vice president told reporters.
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As throngs of people filter past, each going about their days, it seems possible to blend in without being noticed.
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But the difference between lazing around and laissez-faire is that I'm actually going about the business of my business.
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But these deaths also point to the broader terror that black people face while simply going about their daily lives.
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If Warren actually wants to make it simpler for Americans to file their taxes, she's going about it all wrong.
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" She added, "The way they're going about it is whack 'em and push back for the sake of pushing back.
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But one problem for Hill might be that he is—or at least was—going about this the wrong way.
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While these friendly little pieces indeed provide excellent accompaniment while going about one's day, they stand up upon close listens.
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Have you given any thought to what you might suggest for ordinary people who are going about their business lives?
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On average, each person on Earth going about their normal business produces the equivalent of five tonnes of CO2900 a year.
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Add to that the mounting anger over the random 911 calls on black people going about their lives in public places.
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"You need to give some guidance to markets as to how you are going about decision-making," said Capital Economics' Kenningham.
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Now in his first season with the Clippers, Leonard is going about his familiar wrecking-ball business: scoring, rebounding, defending, passing.
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Some of Watchmen's most beloved vigilante heroes, like Rorschach, appear alongside a number of new costumed heroes going about their day.
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Just by going about their daily lives, the country's nearly 20203bn people generate more data than almost all other nations combined.
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In that standard way of going about it, you would presumably write the material, go in, have a series of sessions.
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Today, Mr Trump says he wants to make America great again, but is going about it in exactly the wrong way.
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Image: edbo23Deer are generally considered one of the more benign creatures of the forest, going about their herbivorous ways in peace.
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As millennials we've grown uniquely accustomed to going about life with the dark, inescapable, undeniable knowledge of our own imminent deaths.
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And, the Mark Zuckerberg-branded "dumb fucks" that we are, we can just keep on going about our daily Facebook business.
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The BBC's Planet Earth II brings us this video of a poor little iguana who was just going about his business.
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Doria Ragland was going about her business in L.A. Monday, just 5 days before her daughter gets hitched to Prince Harry.
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CNN also reported that the truck seemed to be going about 40 mph and made no apparent effort to avoid people.
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What, for example, is a good way of going about making a dating app that is inclusive and promotes healthy relationships?
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Yeah, we're going about our daily business, and have no idea someone's been working on rockets for 15 years, for example.
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Merely going about their routines is a form of defiance for many locals, says Ms. O'Donnell, the 20-year Shenzhen resident.
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Young American men using powerful guns with startling precision continue to shoot and kill innocent people going about their daily lives.
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BERLIN — Yorai Feinberg was going about his daily routine this month when his social media feeds and cellphone began lighting up.
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Feel free to mute or block the account after you've reported it and return to going about your daily online business.
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Over the years, I've made numerous trips back and forth to the country, photographing children going about their daily lives there.
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And instead of just sort of saying he got lucky and to himself, just going about, he was taunting the Bushes.
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All of this, mixed in with footage of people and cars going about their business against the backdrop of Tokyo's skyline.
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Over the past few months, numerous people of color have been victims of 911 calls while going about their everyday lives.
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There are no wars, no protests, no refugee camps — only tiny people going about their business amid landmarks of the world.
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The site is staffed by these artists, typically going about some kind of obscure maintenance act and outfitted in lab coats.
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Together, they cause trouble amidst real Torontonians going about their day, essentially seeing just how much they can get away with.
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Going about how to do the latter with accuracy will be a much bigger challenge that Twitter is still working out.
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I was angry at my coworkers for going about their days like nothing had happened, even though most had no idea.
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Doing it this way, going about it the way the White House is doing it right now, pretty much insures failure.
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As he puts it: "I'm able to generate enough money to allow for our slightly scatty way of going about things."
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President Donald Trump is running the government like he ran his businesses — and it's going about as badly as you'd expect.
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And China's going to do so in a way that contrasts sharply with the way the US is going about it.
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Many colorful and stunning prints focus on wakashu alone, going about their daily lives as merchants, musicians, fishermen, and even samurai.
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These works are based on medieval depictions of peasants going about their daily tasks, but Bruegel focused on landscape to great effect.
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Under French law, public figures -- like George -- can only be photographed while going about their public lives ... and only for journalistic purposes.
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Usher is going about his life ... seemingly undeterred by 4 people who are suing him for allegedly exposing them to genital herpes.
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"They were hanging out in their backyard, cooking, just going about their daily lives," Martin tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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The risk, however, is that the way the country is going about the cuts both disguises old flaws and creates new ones.
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To stimulate deep inside a human brain requires actually going about ten times as deep as stimulating "deep" in the mouse brain.
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It&aposs not that lives aren&apost worth that, but I think that there was a better way of going about this.
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"The way they're going about it we're convinced will increase costs to consumers and take away services that consumers like," Doherty said.
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According to the study, scientists have been going about estimating underwater melt for tidewater glaciers, which flow into the ocean, all wrong.
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When most people, going about their lives, judge a presidency by how the president responds to a moment not of their making.
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The board previously said the train was going about 80 miles per hour (129 km per hour) in a 30-mph zone.
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Maybe they really are just as compelling as their psychedelic counterparts, and we've just been going about appreciating them the wrong way.
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"Hardly seems like there's a war on at all," Churchill's driver remarks, looking at the citizens cheerfully going about their everyday business.
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Israelis have been living in fear of going about their daily lives — going to the store, to the boardwalk, riding the bus.
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T-Mobile announced it's planning to launch its own streaming TV service next year, but it's not going about the task alone.
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It describes a set in which two men, standing outside, look through a window at a family going about their nightly rituals.
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"We could be on a five-year journey because it's all about how aggressively we are going about this journey," Kwast said.
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"Himself and Nora," Jonathan Brielle's conventional new musical at the Minetta Lane Theater, is a curious means of going about it, though.
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It's similar to what we've seen in the United States before, but they are also going about it in their own way.
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What critics of change don't want to address is how haphazardly we are going about this necessary national transition to renewable energy.
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He's got a way of going about it that's a little bit different than other guys, but it doesn't mean he's wrong.
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"It was an attack that once again targeted the ordinary and the innocent going about their daily lives," the prime minister said.
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"They (Police) are just killing innocent people, people going about their business they turn around and blame the victims," she told Reuters.
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But others can find themselves at the center of attention just by going about their day, whether they like it or not.
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"I was really going about life trying to figure out who I was," said Amanda Pericles, the Dominican-American creator of @afrolatinas_.
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So she practiced wearing it before the coronation, while going about her ordinary day, such as reading the newspaper or taking tea.
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How it's going: About 15,000 reported cases, more than 50,000 deaths, a struggling health care system, and the whole country on lockdown.
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"He's either doubting his ability or someone banged his missus, and that's what the rumors going about are (saying)," Wilkinson told SevereMMA.
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Such is the case on "Dulce Mal," a song that shows people going about their day on both sides of the border.
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He was shocked to realize that his own research showed he and Ms. McLaughlin-Klotz, 260, were going about it all wrong.
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Do you ever think about that as you are going about your acquisition strategy, or just kind of your business more broadly?
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"I'm just going about my business; you know, you'd love to make it more difficult for them," Koepka said of his rivals.
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So was this an epidemic, or were we supposed to be going about our normal lives while washing our hands a lot?
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How it's going: About 15,000 reported cases, more than 1,000 deaths, a struggling health care system, and the whole country on lockdown.
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Lori Loughlin's going about her normal routine ... just hours before getting an enormous clue about her fate in the college admissions scandal.
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How he's preparing, how he's going about his work in between starts, it's outstanding, and he's ready to take the next step.
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But in our hunger to see these invisible, terrifying enemies thwarted, we ignored how, exactly, the state was going about defeating them.
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Going about my business with the Naim playing, these aspects never became an issue, and I enjoyed the sound a great deal.
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"Coming out and having all the support has actually made it a little more difficult going about my daily life," Browne said.
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Gaga was out in NYC Monday, strolling down the street and going about her business in some rather high-rising Daisy Dukes.
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Panoramic wide shots capture the day-to-day activities of Windsor Gardens, everybody in the sleepy little neighborhood going about their work.
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I respect what the student activists are doing here, but not the way they're going about it and the directions of the demands.
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I like going about my day, doing my thing in peace, then seeing my partner in the evening and going to bed together.
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He also got some anecdotes out of Kimmel about spotting Vegas greats like Liberacci and Sammy Davis Jr going about their daily lives.
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For an even scarier example, apps can now record audio while you're just going about your business and analyze it for marketing purposes.
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"I have a sense that the ECB is going about as far as it can in terms of negative interest rates," Gross said.
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Obviously, you think we should pull out of the Iran deal, but do you think Trump is going about it the right way?
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But if you doubt, just a little bit, whether or not you're right in how you're going about life, then you're a loser.
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Is that a fashion blogger just going about her normal day with a good "detox" tea — or is it just an(other) #ad?
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The fan comes on whether I'm gaming, browsing the web, or just going about my daily workflow of Slack, email, Twitter, and writing.
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" Rodney Harrison -- "I think his heart is in the right place, I just think he was going about it in the wrong way.
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As Spencer, Emily and Hanna find themselves back in familiar territory, they aren't happy with going about solving this puzzle 'the old way.
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Rating: Effort Attire Red No hands Eeeek Salt water Truth is he's going about 3mph I will let you in on a secret.
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A bunch of young people on the street attack Colleen while she's going about her day, and she handily takes them all down.
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Last week's tragedies took the lives of two men who were going about their lives, five police officers and no participants in protests.
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Fed officials, so far, have appeared to shrug off the President's comments, repeatedly making the point that they're going about business as usual.
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Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez want to tax the rich -- but the two progressive Democratic icons are proposing going about it in very different ways.
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After all, the majority of our lives are spent not posing as sexual objects, but just going about our work and everyday tasks.
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I think we should take away that ... this was a very public display about trying to influence average Americans going about their day.
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"It really prevents you from going about and doing the sort of activities that allow you to transition out of homelessness," he continued.
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"This was not only an attack on innocent people going about their daily lives," President Reuven Rivlin of Israel said in a statement.
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While most passengers seem to be going about their business as usual, flight attendants say that some seem genuinely concerned — though possibly misguided.
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The message to me is that we are the party that is out to support and protect ordinary people going about their lives.
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"If that is (DARPA's) plan, they're going about it very badly," said Matt Blaze, a Voting Village organizer and renowned voting security expert.
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Now, with Morena controlling both houses of Congress and a majority of state legislatures, he is going about reshaping them as he wishes.
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"During the night, ordinary British citizens were set upon while they were going about their lives, completing their night worship," Mr. Khan said.
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The trailer shows the four students, Regan, Haseeb, Linette, and Robert, who will be highlighted and shown documentary-style, going about their lives.
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"No, we always can renegotiate everything we have to make it better, but not the way (Trump) is going about this," Biden said.
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" Moore added: "They blamed them for absolutely everything and then you see us in our little house quietly going about our dirty business.
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Some of the most humane scenes show the farmers simply going about their lives, caring for a dying dog or dancing while cooking.
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The 14 who died in St. Petersburg were also people just going about their lives — a wrestling coach, some students, a doll maker.
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There are many ways of going about this, including getting involved in communities that seek to illuminate the human spirit, communities like Barnard.
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Advisers like Barr and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have become masters of listening to his tirades and then going about their business.
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Going about the work of dismantling this lens, difficult as it was, was the most therapeutic thing I could have done for myself.
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All the time that we spent going about our business, this was all brewing, and slowly but surely a Trump presidency became inevitable.
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In 2140, New York City is the new Venice, with canals replacing its streets, and people going about their lives in this new world.
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SpaceX was going about its business and the timing allowed the sun to beam through the rocket's plume in a particularly UFO-like manner.
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Seaman was going about his regular routine Friday when an armed student, 13, entered his Indiana classroom and began firing, the Indianapolis Star reports.
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For getting my other daughter — who was just going about her business in college — and involving her in helping to move her sister's body.
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A museum is holding a creepy doll competition and it's going about as well as you'd expect WHY DO SOME OF THESE EVEN EXIST?
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The modern diamond industry got going about 150 years ago, when a farmer's son found a diamond near the Orange River in South Africa.
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If a character looks like they're just scary, or crazy or whatever, there's so much more happening than just someone going about their day.
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By going about their analysis in this way, the researchers had more confidence in their ability to orient species on the tree of life.
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MBS likely believes that foreign investors could be encouraged by his arrests, but experts say the way he's going about encouraging them could backfire.
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I think LG's right in its candor because I believe everyone who's shown anything foldable so far is going about it the wrong way.
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One way they're going about that, apparently, is by using Reddit, so cross your fingers that the robots don't start spouting abuse and garbage!
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They show celebrities going about their everyday, albeit glamorous lives in ways that help the viewer relate, blending straightforward documentary photography with subtle symbolism.
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She survived, miraculously, but she was a relatively young mother who was going about her life only to come very close to death unexpectedly.
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"Going about wanting to get involved is still the same, it just happens to be the method and the transaction that's different," Feldmann says.
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Pop music, where streaming is king, is so rapid, that this might well be the way people end up going about things in future.
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He said he and his mom were going about 85 mph Friday on Highway 14 north of Los Angeles when she had an idea.
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This obviously wasn't my friend Petey: Dozens of other Peter Andersons in New Jersey were probably alive and well and going about their business.
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In space, gravity is no longer a factor, so people don't get that same level of exercise just from going about their daily lives.
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Just because Kourtney is going about it the healthy way doesn't mean that onlooking fans and followers will — and that's where things get messy.
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One is to simply take Valygar's hesitation to encounter his deadly ancestor and walk away, going about your life and doing some other quests.
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Those are those great guys, and Mike Nichols, they always made me feel verified in the way I was going about things, you know?
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ROSS There's this idea of this Cold War, this looming threat, and everyone's going about their business with their families and living their lives.
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" Sessions said that is especially hard now because the country is "fighting those who target the unarmed, unsuspecting, innocent people going about their lives.
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The highly animated and passionate man could not be stopped once he got going about how unfair Clinton's loss is for the American people.
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But you've got to respect her for going about this whole thing with a good sense of humor: That's the good shit right there.
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The way we're going about it is by creating products that can compete in the marketplace against the foods that we get from animals.
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Each incident shared a catalyst: Someone considered black people going about their everyday lives to be suspicious or dangerous enough to call the police.
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Many of the photographs feature people going about ordinary lives, walking through the central Dam Square in Amsterdam or riding bicycles past the Rijksmuseum.
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One centimeter: That's the difference between going about your business and letting the fracture heal — and winding up on crutches, maybe in a cast.
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The mass murder of school children is called a collective sacrifice; civilians randomly blown up while going about their business are celebrated as martyrs.
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THE PROCESS OF HOW YOU ARE ADVISING THE PRESIDENT WITH REGARD TO WHAT YOU'D LIKE TO ACCOMPLISH, BUT HOW YOU'RE GOING ABOUT DOING IT?
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He just seemed to be going about his familiar business at Torrey Pines Golf Course, a tract in San Diego that he knew well.
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When I see people going about their routines, a floaty piano melody plinks in the background, as if I should notice what they're doing.
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It would be pretty challenging going about your day-to-day life -- let alone to a basketball game where things are loud and chaotic.
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I'm not here to tell you anything other than that the way [Democrats are] going about [the inquiry] is really dangerous for the country.
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If you have any budget to work with, buying gifts for friends from friends is a pretty pure way of going about the holidays.
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While I believe in all of the benefits learning a second language has, I think we are going about it in the wrong way.
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The good news is that the threat of becoming sick with C. auris is very low for healthy people going about their daily lives.
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From a longer-term perspective, it's not as if how DeRozan is going about leading the league in scoring is terribly out of character.
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Facebook The danger posed by Trump supporters going about their business armed with weaponized white fear is more Renisha McBrides and more Tamir Rices.
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Even if on a purely romantic level, it would be a shame if we're currently stuck going about as fast as we'll ever go.
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And we totally applaud her way of going about it — after all, the healing power of beauty during stressful times is a very real thing.
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Dr Mohammed Maaz, the last pediatrician working in the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo, diligently going about his work, in the face of unimaginable pressure.
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The United States needs to be tough on China during trade negotiations — but the way President Donald Trump is going about it is worrying, Sen.
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There's no easy solution to this disparity, but the least we can do is get the conversation going about the realities of running while female.
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Her ordeal is one of several recent incidents in which black customers have been questioned by police — or worse — while merely going about their business.
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A young woman of color going about her regular life, and then finding out that she is special — that's a fantasy worth seeing — and believing.
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I think I'm pretty easy going about certain stuff like that, so I just to try to understand where they're coming from and ask questions.
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But on December 3, Trump told the Philippines President that he was going about his controversial fight against drugs "the right way," according to Duterte.
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Sessions has tried unsuccessfully to mend his relationship with Trump and has asked senior White House staff for help going about it, the AP reported.
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The incident has also been held up as another example where black people are harassed, arrested, or even killed while going about their daily lives.
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"What has happened over the last 10 years of counter-terrorism policy is it's completely going about it in a very destructive way," he said.
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From moving to commuter towns to living with their parents, here's how millennials are going about buying their homes differently than the generations before them.
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The Instagram page of a one-eyed cat named SpaghettiO is serving up some delicious photos of the unique looking feline going about her day.
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"Many of these people are reported to have been arbitrarily detained and disappeared while going about their daily lives," the statement quoted Zeid as saying.
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In North Carolina, it's illegal to wear a mask or hood that disguises someone, and intimidates or prevents others from going about with their days.
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By using the language of medicine to explain the new role, "people can see there is this broader way of going about things," Esguerra said.
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The heart, so integral to life, sits in its protective cage in the chest, going about its work without any external sign to the owner.
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But the way he's going about it — by publicly humiliating officials who have long supported him but are now out of favor — is downright deranged.
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A kid's primary occupation is play, so they're going about their job of playing through the lens of this thing they're interested in learning about.
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As the video racked up views, people tied it to other incidents involving white people calling the police on black people going about their lives.
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They happen while black people are going about their everyday lives, only to be interrupted by someone calling the police for the thinnest of suspicions.
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Despite the budding coronavirus outbreak, Beppe Sala's tweet included a video showing people hugging, eating out, sitting in cinemas, and just going about their lives.
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In reality, by being Zeke the dude, I am being my most honest self — as is every other transgender person going about their daily lives.
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But no one had ever documented a long-term, predictable cycle in gut species among a group of healthy people going about their daily business.
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From there, Ms. Baskin spiraled backward and outward, assembling a kaleidoscopic record of women both arguing for their rights, and simply going about their business.
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On the technical side, most consumers have lacked the high-performance hardware necessary to meaningfully participate in advanced MMOs while going about their daily lives.
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Here, it looks like a vibrant, living place, complete with construction workers going about their jobs and kids speeding across the streets on their bikes.
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If the Russians were making such a play to influence the election in favor of Trump, this is a curious way of going about it.
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As one employee described it to Recode, about half of the company has moved on from the walkout and is going about their daily business.
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Well, on Monday, as people were just going about their normal lives, Nanjiani decided to fuck everyone up and post the following pictures to Instagram.
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Within months, he was hitting the speaking circuit again, cautiously going about repairing his image, even as he smarted over how the campaign had collapsed.
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For how loud Gopman's detractors have been on social media, the company where he has just been hired is going about its VR efforts rather quietly.
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Biden may be trying to reclaim that lost ground, but his way of going about it may not be keeping up with the labor movement itself.
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And recent years have seen a litany of incidents in which African Americans have been questioned or detained by police while going about their daily business.
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" - British Minister for Asia and the Pacific Mark Field said, "I absolutely strongly disapprove of the idea of journalists, going about their everyday business, being arrested.
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According to Recode, Match is still looking to acquire the service, but it's going about it in an unconventional way: by suing it for patent infringement.
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Different countries had different ways of going about it, of course: France's political economy is not the same as Britain's is not the same as Norway's.
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Along the strip, tourists, businesspeople and entertainment professionals are going about business as usual, packing the casino halls and laying bets on sports games and races.
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Intercut are shots of an array of solid, everyday Americans who are going about their business, drinking coffee, dancing, walking with their families and baling hay.
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In presenting these sea creatures in their everyday activities, just going about their lives, he manages to make the viewer develop a connection to these animals.
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Here is a very soothing video of Bosun and Matros going about their duties on the Nikolay Chernishevsky — set to some light elevator-jazz / zydeco music.
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Randhawa, who lived up in Telford, was going about his day, driving approximately £2000,216 [about $183,218] worth of cannabis along the 218-mile journey to Plymouth.
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" ** British Minister for Asia and the Pacific Mark Field said, "I absolutely strongly disapprove of the idea of journalists, going about their everyday business, being arrested.
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There's little doubt that Frank is going about this the wrong way, so we're forced to question why he doesn't seem like more of a villain.
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" However, he stressed that his comments refer to the way Beshear is "going about this" and "not at the broad level in the premise of them.
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I find myself from time to time reflecting on the words of economist Milton Friedman when I'm going about my work as a member of Congress.
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I attempted to find out by wearing the One Taps for a week, both while playing games and going about my regular life in New York.
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" - British Minister for Asia and the Pacific Mark Field said, "I absolutely strongly disapprove of the idea of journalists, going about their everyday business, being arrested.
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Maiduguri is a bustling city — full of teahouses, meat stalls and busy people going about their day — that feels a lot safer than it probably is.
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While you've been going about your shit everyday life this week, Oxford University zoologist Dr Sammy de Grave has realized a long-held, much cherished ambition.
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They're misguided in the way they're going about it, but it's hard to fault people who are just trying like hell to get and stay employed.
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A software engineer at Google writes a well-researched memo politely suggesting that the company is going about its gender policies wrong, and he gets fired.
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"Everybody was, and I think probably to a large extent still is, going about their way," said Representative Filemon B. Vela Jr., whose district includes Brownsville.
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The head of the town council pulled back the curtains in her corner office to let in the morning light before going about her usual paperwork.
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The broadcasts show formerly divorced people going about their lives in a now common home, mostly avoiding one another but also spending time with the children.
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Although all these firms no doubt want to be like the American paragon when they grow up, they are going about it differently than it did.
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Privacy experts warn the app could allow police officers to identify anyone on the street, deterring political rallies or even people going about their daily lives.
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After a string of episodes in which black people were treated unjustly while simply going about their business, we asked readers to tell us their stories.
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"I was just going about my business when I looked down and saw his reflection in the magnifying mirror and I started laughing hysterically," she said.
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Kallianiotis captures Americans going about their lives: walking through the streets of desolate towns, sitting on porches, pausing between the car and home, or outside storefronts.
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Click through to see what these educators from around the country want you to know about sex ed and the super cool ways they're going about it.
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"People may think that these officers are just going about their lives, but this is a very traumatic event for everyone," Sacramento Police public information officer Sgt.
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Londoners casually going about their business yesterday might have looked up from their phones to see a terrifying sight — a band of White Walkers trolling the city.
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That makes it hard to understand what it means to be transgender and to relate to the challenges we face just going about our lives each day.
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He tweeted that although he agreed with Watson's opinions regarding the disturbing content on the site, he disagreed with the way Watson was going about the issue.
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People with disabilities in Iran face a range of difficulties going about their daily lives including access to health care, public transport, and even their own money.
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But the larger issue right now doesn't seem to be whether Trump's decisions are the right or wrong ones, but rather how he's going about making them.
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First of all, if you checked in late after going about your life free of television or internet for a while, you were in for a surprise.
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It's those small victories that feel the most transformative: walking down a street and knowing that everyone is gawking at me, but still going about my day.
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But instead of Andy Serkis bringing Gollum to life, they were capturing a dog going about its daily life — walking, playing fetch, and going to the park.
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Strategic venting and anti-stink technology in this T-shirt will allow your boyfriend to move with ease between working out and going about his normal day.
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While you're going about your daily life, your phone could be constantly scanning for hints of problematic behavioral changes, alerting your doctor when things veer off-course.
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Perhaps there was some convoluted way of going about it, but it's still an oversight on the part of TV interfaces that has limited accessibility for years.
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The 1976 law was actually passed to rein in presidential power and codify how presidents were going about declaring emergencies, from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Richard Nixon.
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You probably act through your rising sign more often than you think, especially when you're just going about your regular life, running errands and going to work.
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Brett and his wife, who have no children, had a nice home with beautiful furniture, and everything was going about as well as anyone could hope for.
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Rick Ciappa, a safety inspector for New Jersey Transit, was going about his morning duties at the station when he heard the "deafening bang" of the crash.
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Not only are the cuts themselves unprecedented, but the way the administration is going about these determinations is as equally anomalous and may even violate the law.
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In this video are snippets of a pair of 4-day-old cubs going about their day learning how to walk, roar impressively and being bottle-fed.
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That Facebook is moving on misinformation and fake news in a more aggressive manner is certainly commendable and there are probably worse methods for going about it.
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She and my mom were both pretty easy going about me stopping eating meat when I was 16 and adapted with a lot of respect and support.
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Because all that anyone needs to know is that here is yet another young African-American kid who is going about his business and he's now dead.
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You're just going about your day, running down to the drugstore, and you hear the tsunami warning siren, just to make sure that the sirens are on.
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But if the first few hours you spend listening to it are more banal, going about your business types of things, then you have a different impression.
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Skipping this step and going about your business as usual is likely to lead to the kind of simmering frustration that absolutely no one needs right now.
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And to do so, sometimes you have to access a part of yourself that isn't immediately visible on the surface, when you're going about your regular business.
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"As Catholics, we are taught forgiveness," said John Anthony, a 58-year-old apparel exporter who starts his day at the church before going about his work.
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Much of it depicts God contentedly going about the business of fashioning the firmament and the waters, of creating birds and beasts and, finally, man and woman.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Muhammad Ali, but mostly historical images of African-Americans going about their daily business or commemorating occasions like graduations and weddings.
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The fact that it was a woman going about doing this work in a place that was then a male-dominated fascist state is really quite incredible.
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If you think keeping your online presence to an absolute minimum will make you more attractive to employers, then you're going about the job search all wrong.
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There's no doubt Trump has chosen the right trade target in China, but as The Wall Street Journal argues compellingly, he's going about the struggle all wrong.
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To do what's needed, "we have to engage real people, not people who come to conferences like this, but people going about their daily lives," he said.
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The other founders and I felt the activists were going about it in a disrespectful manner, and in a way the larger student body could not empathize with.
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Prosecutors have spent much of the two-week trial arguing that unholstering his weapon was unwarranted and reckless in a place filled with residents going about their lives.
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Witnesses said the true casualty toll was higher and that, like countless other attacks in Kabul, its main victims appeared to ordinary people going about their daily lives.
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But on December 3, President-elect Donald Trump told the Philippine President that he is going about his controversial fight against drugs "the right way," according to Duterte.
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"She's actually filming a TV show that's called Grown-ish, and she's just going about her normal life," Almendarez said during an interview with Telemundo's Al Rojo Vivo.
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Mr. Bevin has also alienated voters with his overhaul of state pension plans, and, most of all, with the inflammatory language he has used in going about it.
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Still, there's been a good deal of misunderstanding around how YouTube is going about its fight against predatory comments — in large part because of YouTube's own confusing communications.
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Productivity–a central ingredient to economic well-being—has been decelerating in the majority of countries, with the slowdown going about 15 years, at least in advanced economies.
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The 13th-seeded Billikens trimmed a 22-point halftime deficit to 10 halfway through the period but failed to get closer, going about six minutes without a basket.
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But she has a specific way of going about it: Anytime someone asks for a call, she gets their availability and sets up an appointment on her calendar.
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The flashbacks are intercut with scenes of Dylan, Evie, and Luke going about their lives in the present; in that first season, Evie is about to get married.
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When you're going about your day it's usually no big deal, but when you're asleep, your eyelids are closed and it's even harder for your eyes to breathe.
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People who put their faith in fences instead of open markets are going about it the wrong way, European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager told a conference in Copenhagen.
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Hours after the accident at the Chernobyl power plant, the worst nuclear disaster in history, residents of the city of Pripyat were going about their Saturdays as normal.
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There's no getting around the square-footage deficiency, but you can hack your way to an optical illusion that makes going about your business feel much less claustrophobic.
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For Pitsa, skhothane is simply a way of looking and feeling while going about your day: "We do what all people do, but we look different," he says.
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It was formally a noncombatant role, but bullets and shells might be whizzing over his head while he was atop poles, trees or roofs going about his work.
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"As always, it would be good to see transparency from any platform, particularly Facebook, as to how they are going about deciding what constitutes quality," Mr. Narisetti said.
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A new line of contact lenses from Mojo Vision allows you to check a feed of simple data while you're having a conversation or going about your work.
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I don't think about climate change when going about my daily life, but the environment is something that I'm very passionate about, and climate change does worry me.
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This is an overt attempt on the part of the White House to cast Trump as presidential and going about the work of governing, as Democrats pursue impeachment.
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Images posted to social media in recent months appear to show at least two birds going about their lives with blowgun darts embedded in their head and neck.
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"I cannot wake up every morning, knowing that the person that did this to me is out there going about his daily activities like nothing happened," Nwafor said.
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These victims, Jewish, Christian and Druze, were simply going about their daily lives, sitting in a Tel Aviv restaurant, driving along a road, pulling into a gas station.
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We got A.C. chillin' at The Grove in L.A. ... and the 3-time NBA champ told us he's got ZERO problems with how LaVar's going about his business.
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As you're going about the grisly task of clearing bad guy-filled rooms, you can give yourself an edge by pressing and holding a button that slows down time.
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Outside the train station, I think of the 31 people who were so tragically killed in the metro and at the airport while innocently going about their daily lives.
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"We are solving a different problem but the way we are going about solving it, in trying to build something that resonates with people, is certainly consistent," he said.
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"I like most of what he says he wants to do," Wells Capital Management's Jim Paulsen said on But Paulsen took issue with the way he's going about it.
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Instead, Thor's going about its electric fleet building differently, ignoring autonomous technologies to work with existing companies in the industry as a partner rather than a full-on competitor.
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I can't tell you if I think you're being lazy, or I know you're going about something in the wrong way because I went through the same thing before.
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Bravo spoke with BuzzFeed News, confirming that he's a Sleep No More fanatic who's seen the show more than 100 times after he started going about a year ago.
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"The city of Chicago lost a doctor, a pharmaceutical assistant and a police officer, all going about their day, all doing what they love," Mayor Rahm Emanuel told reporters.
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Everything about this image stresses me out, and it's so much worse in motion: The seemingly endless spikey enemies quietly going about their business, indifferent to Mario's sudden presence.
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Honestly, give me a whole spinoff show about Mistress, just going about her day, dealing with crazy high-powered clients, respecting their fantasies in a hot and wonderful way.
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National Urban League president Marc Morial, former mayor of New Orleans, said that if Sessions' goal is to reduce violent crime, then he's going about it the wrong way.
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Using a 'Pokémon Go' bot may get you permanently banned It's still unclear how Niantic is going about detecting the use of GPS spoofing, emulators, bots, and other hacks.
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From inside, Ozersk has all the charm of a European capital: beautiful parks, broad public squares, lakes, and thousands of people going about their days in peace and harmony.
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The Portuguese, for so long a nation that would play beautiful soccer and then lose at the penultimate stage, are going about it in a different manner this time.
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These can be startlingly fast bursts, not obvious to people who are just going about their business, but glaringly so to those who interpret the moves of financial markets.
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Yet a closer look at these screens reveals countless tiny scenes of ordinary people going about their lives: lighting lanterns, worshipping, smoking pipes, or simply talking in the streets.
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It matters to me because if we can't make a change in the way we are going about things, the human race will be extinct before we know it.
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How Biden is going about his social media ad spend, and whom he's trying to reach, says a lot about the type of voter coalition he's trying to build.
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People with Covid-19 may be spreading the virus before they have symptoms, or they may have mild symptoms and are going about their daily lives spreading the virus.
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In a letter, the coalition alleged that the way the Cauvery Calling campaign was going about its tree planting might dry up streams and rivulets and wreck wildlife habitats.
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Unshaky sits unassumingly in the menu bar going about its business, and you can disable it for certain keys if you're only having problems with a few of them.
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Her uncle, who Franco says was going about 40 mph, had no time to stop and crashed into one of two motorcycles the gunman had used to block the street.
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When it's on the margins, it's somewhat easier for journalists in the broader community to ignore this level of oppression and keep going about their daily lives, Shilad told me.
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So I've just been going about my own thing, and if people like it, that's great, and if they don't, it doesn't matter, because I'm still going to do it.
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One trick for doing this is known as "puncturing", which lets a network listen for mission-critical calls while going about its normal business, and then quickly allocate a connection.
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Vent tech shirt Strategic venting and anti-stink technology in this T-shirt will allow your boyfriend to move with ease between working out and going about his normal day.
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A majority of French people favor a reform of the labor laws, but 70 percent oppose the government's way of going about it, according to a poll in Le Parisien.
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But they're going about it in a much more chaotic way that will confuse most consumers, who don't spend their lives following the ins and outs of the tech industry.
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Asked about the Tuesday reports about Comey, Ryan repeatedly said that Congress will continue to gather facts and keep at its existing investigations while going about its regular policy business.
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Not one but three different redditors — along with who knows how many non-redditors — have stopped to take photos of Vent Guy as they were going about their daily lives.
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"We have super-cool jobs, but we're all going about our lives in the fashion that most people do: with integrity and kindness and, hopefully, a certain amount of privacy."
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The Senate is considering a bipartisan bill intended to hamper Russia's stranglehold on the European natural gas market, but the Senate is going about this in all the wrong ways.
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Inflation data in the past week was weaker than economists expected, and that kept the debate going about whether the Fed will hike two or three more times this year.
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For the time being at least, I am going to be going about it "Victorian Gentleman Scientist" style, pursuing my inquiries from home, and drafting my son into the work.
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In the hilarious shot you can see Hazel going about her business staring into the eyes of her new dog dad as Demi looks at her husband in amused embarrassment.
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Overall, the higher your credit score, the better financial deals you'll get, whether you're buying a home or a car, renting an apartment or just going about your everyday life.
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With Kohl's and Wal-Mart both going about holiday hiring differently this year, though, the number of seasonal workers could become a metric less relied upon to forecast consumer demand.
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"We really wanted it to be an entertaining space instead of just eating and going about your day," said Mark Farro, who owns INC, as well as Uproot in Warren.
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An avid connoisseur of internet morons, the moment I learned about QAnon I was immediately curious, and began going about joining the private Facebook groups where Q followers regularly congregate.
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I think there is real support to keep the conversation going about how sexual violence is viewed and treated in the criminal justice system, and how it needs to improve.
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Nostalgia is not about the extraordinary moments in your life, or any life, but about the ones that pass unnoticed — the collective poignancy of a crowd going about its business.
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In their footage of 22 bears going about their daily lives, the scientists zeroed in on moments when the animals were playing, batting at each other and grappling good-humoredly.
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I read "my" Murdochs in my tiny bedroom that summer, acutely aware of the noises of my family going about its vacation life on the other side of the door.
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Instead, the 42-year-old legal assistant in Tucson, Arizona, says she felt her children needed passports to protect themselves while going about their daily lives in the United States.
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Throughout this whole process, the Supreme Court has been quietly going about its business of deciding the cases before it, according to the Constitution, in a completely non-partisan way.
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But on the streets most people barely seem to take notice, going about their business in the freezing temperatures, many apathetic about the election being advertised on billboards across town.
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You could be going about your day without a care in the world, and then all of a sudden you're crawling along the floor desperately searching for the nearest fix.
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As I traveled through the south of the city, up to Chelsea and later over to King's Cross, Londoners really were going about their lives as on any other day.
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Instead it fixates on their everyday routines — and not just their exercise, practice, and diet regimens, but also their time with their families and friends, or simply going about mundane errands.
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Cramer also has been vocal that he agrees with President Donald Trump's frustration with the Fed, although not necessarily with the way the president is going about attacking the independent agency.
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But how the company is going about rejecting them is noteworthy, as the company is essentially defining itself as a publisher—something it has never wanted to do in the past.
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Last week, a story from Motherboard's Joseph Cox exposed just how desperate some hacking victims are to recover their lost accounts, even if it means going about it through unofficial channels.
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"These two owners in particular will hopefully clarify a little bit how we're going about building this league," explains Pete Vlastelica, president and CEO of Activision Blizzard subsidiary Major League Gaming.
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This might seem obvious, but a lot of you will be going about your day breathing in all kinds of nasty things, and there is something you can do about it.
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Parents need to both feel that hydration is a big enough problem to solve and decide that a $129 water bottle is the right way of going about tackling the issue.
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"It's more difficult to wrap your brain around dangerous actors who are among you, who apparently think nothing about doing tremendous harm to people going about their everyday lives," he said.
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It's a matter of knowing that you're worth so much more than the breakout on your face and it shouldn't stop you from going about your day, even though it's hard.
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It'll be in your best interest to audit the classifications you've assigned to your employees, to make sure you're properly going about it and following minimum wage and overtime pay rules.
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Regulators could take into account the size of exposures in swaps contracts and default risk when going about their day-to-day enforcement work, ESMA said in a statement on Thursday.
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HAVANA — The streets brimmed with people going about their day, hauling handcarts of fruit down narrow side streets, shuffling along sun-faded esplanades, waiting impatiently at the crosswalks of busy intersections.
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It was great for the three hours or so that it lasted, but so quickly we've fallen back into our playbook routines, silently going about our various businesses. Policeman. Electrician. Journalist.
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Lenwood Hamilton claims he was going about his life last January when his son's friend showed him the video game, and he was flabbergasted ... he says "Cole Train" was simply him.
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But people going about their daily business in the country's two biggest cities said they were willing to put up with the hassle - as long as it doesn't last too long.
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But perhaps the fact that they all come to different conclusions about what the "real" problem with workplace sexism is indicates that maybe we're going about this conversation the wrong way.
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"Changes in our enforcement policy and the way we're going about business, we believe, has deterred people," said David Lapan, a spokesman for Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary John Kelly.
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Concerts naturally garner media attention, he said, making them potentially attractive targets for those trying to instill fear in people and deter them from going about their day-to-day life.
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The awareness that young black people in particular must be given extra coaching to avoid seeming suspicious while going about their daily lives is a concern of parents, educators and activists.
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By contrast, Father Hamel was going about his lifelong business in St.-Étienne-du-Rouvray as an everyday exemplar of quiet holiness, kindness and love for the people in his community.
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But privately, some House Democrats say Kennedy is going about his next steps in a more methodical and collegial way, traveling to districts to help raise money and awareness on issues.
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That was the same hope others felt when repeated videos surfaced last year showing police being called on African Americans for "living while black" -- going about their daily business in public.
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"With access to this database, ICE can pinpoint the exact location of drivers going about their daily lives," Matt Cagle, technology and civil liberties attorney with the ACLU, told The Hill.
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Wheeler was going about 200 miles per hour during a test run when the back of his streamliner motorcycle started fishtailing, said Mike Cook, the event organizer who witnessed the incident.
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Golf courses were not clubs in gated communities, but part of the fabric of life, with plenty of other people and their animals going about their business on the land. 11.
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It's the latest in a series of recent viral incidents in which black people have been treated with suspicion and accused of criminal activity while just going about their daily lives.
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"The way you're going about this is deeply offensive to those of us who are from Baltimore and have been organizing here all our lives," Dr. Brown wrote to the stranger.
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Through it all, Mr. Pence has played the part of loyal soldier and messenger, gamely going about a workaday schedule that includes delivering Mr. Trump's greetings to activists, lobbyists and lawmakers.
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When she's finished, she hands him the mug and he returns with it to the kitchen, where he keeps half an eye on her, while going about his lunch-making tasks.
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This one is a good chance to prove to others that YES, YOU ARE IN CONTROL and can have a game on in the background while going about your daily life.
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"With access to this database, ICE can pinpoint the exact location of drivers going about their daily lives," Matt Cagle, technology and civil liberties attorney with the ACLU, told The Hill.
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The smell of sunlight on acacia leaves and sprawling vistas of ancient beasts going about their daily dramas invoke sublime memories of our shared past and an uneasy feeling of recognition.
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"And so from there we blew through this intersection and he started going about 90-95 (miles per hour) (145-153 km per hour) keeping up with this guy," Langendorff said.
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There has been a gradual movement away from large-scale terror attacks against institutions and toward smaller-scale attacks on so-called soft targets — often average people going about their daily lives.
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But higher up in the hills, Christmas lights twinkled on many of the modest-but-clearly kept up homes and the streets bustled with families going about the business of everyday life.
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Witnesses said the car appeared to be going about 25 to 30 mph when it hit two people outside the store entrance before crashing into a cement wall around 12:30 p.m.
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Oral traditions are most often passed down by the women in the family, because they're the ones in the kitchen cooking and singing the songs while they're going about their daily business.
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In "Breaking the Ice," airing Tuesday, Dewan's bunny-truck character is going about her business, making a pile of snowballs, when the glaciers she's sitting atop starts to melt and break apart.
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But rich or not, I don't think many people would like the feeling of being constantly stopped as they're going about their day, or being constantly mobbed, or never having any privacy.
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In between thoughts I stared at all the happy people walking on the sidewalk, riding in their cars, and others going about in their daily lives, a freedom I'd taken for granted.
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However, it's clear that they're going about the design from opposite directions — one company is adding payments to a chat app, and now the other is adding chat to a payments app.
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In some ways that represents all of us going about our daily lives worrying about things that aren't going to be significant, while there are other people worrying about life and death.
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Paparazzi photos of the actor even inspired a popular Twitter account devoted to Reeves relatably going about his day, from eating a sandwich alone on a park bench to riding the subway.
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Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall may be known for diligently going about her royal duties, but when she was younger, partying got her into a bit of trouble — even costing her a job!
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"Kuningan area is safe and everybody is still going about their activities normally so far," read one tweet soon after the explosions occurred, referring to an area south of the attack site.
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When editors decide that patent-leather kitten heels just won't do anymore, you can catch them lacing up their Cortez's and going about their show-hopping in a much more comfortable manner.
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One person familiar said they thought the difference this time may be Bolton's ability to bend the President's ear and convince him he's still fulfilling his promise, just going about it differently.
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"To build an insurance company from the ground up you need to make a thoughtful set of investments, and we thought this was a sensible way of going about it," Hodges said.
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Pressey had once been a so-called point (or passing) forward for the innovative Don Nelson in Milwaukee, and was curious to determine how responsive Duncan was in going about his business.
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"This painful incident reminds us of the ongoing legacy of racism and bias in which people of color are targeted while simply going about the business of their daily lives," McCartney said.
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These adorable, goofy creatures have no party affiliation and nothing to to say about the election, they are just here to help you relax by going about their typical red panda business.
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People going about their jobs, there's some violent and dramatic stuff that happens, but most of it is cat stuck up in a tree, homeless people on the street needing assistance, etc.
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But they were also catching a glimpse of some of the challenges ahead, simultaneously pressing the fight toward the city center and going about the messy business of re-establishing government authority.
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When you're staying home and when you're going about your daily life and trying to limit your movement, the main reminder of what's happening is the shrieks of ambulances in the distance.
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The past few weeks have seen a rash of headlines in which people of color who were simply going about their lives were unjustly accused of wrongdoing, and the police were summoned.
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Its footage of real-life women going about their daily work is of a piece with "9 to 5" and "Tootsie," which had arrived in theaters just a year or two before.
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If you're relying on the same decision-making process each time you have to make a tough choice, you're going about it all wrong, says billionaire and Virgin Group founder Richard Branson.
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Driving the news: The newest season of "Terrace House," a Japanese reality show about 6 housemates who try to find love while going about their daily lives, will be released internationally tomorrow.
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Given this nascent stage of human gene-editing technology, He was condemned for engaging a high-risk experiment that wasn't medically necessary, and for going about his research in a highly clandestine manner.
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Brusatte: It is indeed tricky, because these are animals that have been dead for tens or even hundreds of millions of years, and we can't watch them going about their every day business.
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But to arbitrarily say, 'I'm just going to make a commitment I will cut arbitrarily in half or by a third or by 90%' is not a rational way of going about it.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — I'm sitting in the passenger seat of a modified Audi A7 going about 50 mph on a Washington freeway when the driver — an Audi engineer — takes his hands off the wheel.
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The scene is standard for a 1113th-century Japanese panorama: a tidy town with elegant bridges, upright trees, and clusters of ordinary people going about their daily business in the streets and plazas.
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In April, armed deputies in Oregon were called to a property after reports of an intruder, only to find that their suspect was in fact a Roomba vacuum cleaner going about its business.
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There are a few different ways of going about this, but it usually follows the routine of awkward chit-chat, then heated debate, and finally a game of Twister to settle any differences.
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The current version of the team is going about things a little bit differently (at least for now), allowing a group of youngsters to make mistakes and learn from them in real time.
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The idea was to take something that the workers are wearing already, and do volt verification on airline equipment in real-time as they're going about their tasks, Intel explained during the demo.
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Photo: AP / Butch DillThe rollout of a Yelp-like phone app aimed at helping Donald Trump's supporters find businesses friendly to MAGA-hat wearing chuds is going about as well as you'd imagine.
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LONDON — It takes a lot to capture the attention of stoic Londoners going about their business, but a seemingly dead jungle creature being dragged through Trafalgar Square may just have done the trick.
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In the upstairs room, her figure is made ephemeral, printed on starkly white fabric, her body floats in space, but is still an indomitable presence, steadily observing or going about her own business.
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Clinton was so busy going about the business of slandering Trump as augustly unqualified that she all but forgot to build an inspiring, motivational case for why she'd be a much better president.
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For the first time in a decade, when immigration enforcement really started ramping up, unauthorized immigrants had good reason to believe they wouldn't be arrested by ICE for going about their daily lives.
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Mr. Trump revealed little about how he was going about the vice presidential selection process, but he suggested he could approach someone from the political realm, the military realm or the business realm.
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Pete Buttigieg says while his odds to the win the White House might be similar to Donald Trump's a year out from election day ... he's going about getting there with a full 180.
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However, a new study published Thursday in the journal Science finds that the FBI and intelligence agencies may be going about their surveillance of potential threats in a resource-intensive and ineffective way.
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Actually, they're just apes of the family Hominidae, most closely related to the genus Pan, going about their ape-business, which remains primarily motivated by the ape-needs of food, shelter, and sex.
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Just hundreds of metres away from the likes of Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton battling it out were ancient ruins, tourists sipping coffee at local cafes and locals going about their own business.
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"If you're buying that type of stuff thinking it's going to go up in value and you're going to make a lot of money, you're going about it the wrong way," he said.
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There are all kinds of obvious ways of going about this, but Schulz-Dornburg has largely deployed her efforts in idiosyncratic locales, mostly in the Middle East and in the former Soviet countries.
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Many people of color have reported that the police have been called on them while going about their everyday business, a fact of life that has seen several prominent examples in recent weeks.
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In film footage of him at work, a Leica repeatedly jumps, hungrily, to his eye and, a split second later, darts away, sated—going about its business while Winogrand chats with an interviewer.
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Once a hacker has broken into the account, they can watch not only live streams of the camera, but can also silently watch archived video of people—and families—going about their days.
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The scenes are ordinary enough — intersections in East London with people going about their normal business — but there's a tranced stillness about them: a feeling of being in some kind of fugue state.
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About 44 percent still want to see Obamacare repealed in some way, suggesting that the problem for many isn't the idea of repealing Obamacare but rather how Senate Republicans are going about it.
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Though both families share the same goal, their ways of going about getting the answers they so desperately need have driven a deep divide and led to a highly publicized – and criticized – court battle.
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It's easy to insert yourself right into the middle of its big, glass-box levels, ensconced between the sight cones of all the soldiers going about their patterns, generously pantomiming the motions of war.
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So when a person is going about day-to-day life and interacting with the police or applying for a driver's license or for social service benefits — that effectively becomes an immigration screening opportunity.
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I'm not here to tell you anything other than that the way they're going about it is really dangerous for the country and we need to change course while we can in the House.
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While O'Rourke on Thursday said President Donald Trump had a "legitimate" cause to challenge China over its perceived gaming of the international trade system, O'Rourke said he was going about it the wrong way.
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It seemed so out of touch with the times we live in, here's a guy who got a platform to get his ideas out, and he's going about it in such a counterproductive fashion.
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Someone spotted the dude zipping down the interstate near Jacksonville, Florida, on Saturday going about 60 MPH, according to the Miami Herald—no shoes, no shirt, and seemingly not a care in the world.
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The film follows the exploits of an Uber driver (yep, named Stu) just going about his day, when he's suddenly pulled into a hot criminal pursuit with a suddenly on-the-case- LAPD passenger.
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There is nothing urgent or immediate in the process of a footballer not sealing a transfer elsewhere, in the same way that there is nothing exciting about a footballer going about their daily routine.
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In a separate interview with LBC radio, Dick said that "we need to be alert" to any possible new attacks but emphasized that people should carry on going about their daily business as usual.
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Other than that, for the most part people are going about their days, they're busy, and when they do see [the apparently driverless car] they're moving across the sidewalk and maybe will stop afterwards.
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If you're not familiar, "Animal Crossing" is a long-running Nintendo life simulator game franchise where your biggest concerns are building a home, making friends, paying your debts, and going about your daily life.
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And then with the whole Canada episode, just observing the independent women around her, in normal clothes, doing their jobs, going about their business, and the child by the elevator, which was very alienating.
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MONSON My work's very process based, so it's very much about the way we listen to each other and the way we keep a conversation going about defining the ways that we're listening together.
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Though announcing his death wasn't, maybe, the best way of going about catching his would-be assassin — from now on, news of another Kremlin opponent killed is going to be treated with justified skepticism.
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PARIS — There is an indelible truth about A.P.C., the willfully anonymous French fashion label that has been quietly going about its business for three decades, one that is both right and not quite right.
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"Everyone is going about doing the same routine, but everyone is talking about the threat," Josie Sokala, who lives in the village of Mangilao on the eastern shore of Guam, said in a message.
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Sondland had hoped that by staying quiet and going about his business that he could stay 'out of the spotlight' of the impeachment drama unfolding at the U.S. Capitol, according to a close associate.
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The campaign&aposs lead ad, which went live in September, shows people going about their daily lives and pushes the message that regular people can afford Peloton&aposs bikes, thanks to new financing plans.
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If you want to use the Chase Freedom to earn 5% back or 5x points, I&aposd just suggest going about your holiday shopping online as usual, until you get to the checkout step.
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Trump's Middle East trip is going about as well as could be expected; the Supreme Court takes a stand against gerrymandering; one of America's most successful global development programs could be nearing an end.
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I don't know how you even begin going about the process of creating something that sounds removed from everything we've previously known or if there's even the slightest possibility of that being a possibility.
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Initially I had heard of other people going to the "uniform way," or the "one outfit," but ultimately, separate from that, I was going about a normal day, throwing on some clothes after laundry.
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Because, particularly in the national security, homeland security, counterterrorism space, there needs to be a clear transition of what we know and what we're doing and how we're going about taking the fight to terrorists.
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RYAN: NO, I THINK THAT WE ARE GOING TO BE FOCUSED – WE KNOW EXACTLY WHAT – WE TALK ALMOST DAILY ABOUT THE AGENDA, ABOUT WHERE WE'RE GOING, ABOUT THE KIND OF LEGISLATION WE WANT TO PASS.
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In his "The Bow of Kings," boys uniformly clad in white dress shirts and gray slacks appear to be going about spontaneous, unsupervised acts of play with the paradoxically grim determination of a military operation.
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"I am just going about my life doing the thing that I love for as long as I can because the more I work before baby the longer I can take off after," she said.
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There's actual lore: Men on Mars were going about their Martian lives, building and achieving things, when, one day, they caught a glimpse of the women on Venus, who were braiding their hair or whatever.
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Between Amazon's own Echo offerings and an ever-growing array of third-party participation, the steady home automation takeover of the company's AI assistant appears to be going about as well as could be expected.
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In the late 1990s he declared that the international, publicly funded project to sequence the human genome was going about it the wrong way, and he developed a cheaper and quicker method of his own.
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As I've gotten older, it's less about that, though, and more about feeling like the relationship our society has with crime and criminals needs some work; we're going about trying to reduce it all wrong.
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Going about your daily business—shopping online, buying a home, getting married, using a search engine, liking a Facebook page, registering to vote—leaves an enormous paper trail, and data brokers are scooping it up.
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I didn't see a single person who seemed to be going about "normal" day-to-day life, and aside from one supermarket on the edge of the village, everything else was highly geared towards tourists.
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The juxtaposition of an athlete going about his work and the confrontational clarity of "I Can't Breathe" disproved the popular lie that a superstar can't play ball and have an opinion at the same time.
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The Everyday Robot Project knew this, and quickly determined that to create robots that are genuinely useful to actual people going about their lives, the key was to "teach" rather than "program," according to Brondmo.
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But there are others, like Carmen's nemesis, Sally (Andrea Jones-Sojola, another exceptional performer in a cast of exceptional performers), who can't separate from the crowd and insist on going about things the "right" way.
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It's hard to believe that just a couple weeks ago, most Americans were going about business as usual despite news stories beginning to proliferate about the potentially disastrous consequences of coronavirus landing in the States.
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But that directive, like many of Trump's moves, just directed a government agency to issue a report on something, which Hudak described as a "customary, and in many ways restrained," way of going about things.
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"Many of these people are reported to have been arbitrarily detained and disappeared while going about their daily lives," Mr. Hussein said in a statement on Wednesday that urged the Mexican government to take action.
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The incident, they say, is another example from just the past few days of the indignity African Americans face while going about everyday business, such as waiting at Starbucks or working out with a friend.
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Arabs, who make up a fifth of Israel's population, and Palestinians living under Israeli occupation have long complained of being singled out for scrutiny and searches at security checkpoints when going about their routine activities.
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Many people going about their daily lives, even in south Florida, are unaware of what would be lost if more isn't done to protect this unique natural wonder from invasive species and other environmental hazards.
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"I think in this particular case it would be more likely than not that a judge would admit the evidence, because he did have a peculiar way of going about his sexual assault," Wigdor said.
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"Those videos – typically of children simply going about their lives – were (...) recommended by an algorithm that decided within a few videos that our main interest was in little girls flashing their crotches," the Wired report states.
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But humor me.) You're a woman who is just going about her daily life (busily, of course, because we're always busy) when one day she thinks, hmmm, I probably should have gotten my period by now.
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But as is so often the case with this highly efficient data-miner posing as a way to keep in contact with your friends, it's going about it in a less transparent and more invasive way.
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On Sunday, Nicole Kidman was going about her pre-Oscars duties when she decided to surprise a bus full of unsuspecting passengers aboard an Access Hollywood tour of Los Angeles — giving them the ultimate celebrity experience.
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"I'm not here to tell you that Donald Trump's done nothing wrong, I'm not here to tell you anything other than the way that they're going about it is really dangerous for the country," he said.
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After years of every phone maker basically catching up to one another with cameras that use the same image sensors, it's refreshing to see so many different ways phone makers are going about improving mobile photography.
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But every step of the way, he's been concern-trolled, dismissed, or scolded: told that he is focusing on the wrong thing, or trying to do the right thing but going about it the wrong way.
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There are, of course, plenty of more sobering moments too, like "You Ain't Going," about his inability to get over an ex, and on the downtempo "When You Love Someone," but overall it's a decidedly upbeat.
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The Under the Radar Magazine politics editor was going about his business when his Twitter mentions started to rise, with some people calling him a dolt and questioning whether he was part of the human population.
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The big picture: "Anger and division in American politics are creating a rising phenomenon: the public shaming and shunning of political figures while they are going about their private lives," the Washington Post's Mary Jordan writes.
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Over the past decade, as you were going about your merry days, seven colossal machines have been devouring the city bedrock beneath your feet to make way for the new line and two other transit projects.
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"It's already a crime to make a false report, we just want to enhance it to send a message that you can't just look at someone going about their ordinary life and call 911," he said.
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"I think between what Linda found pre-publication and what's happened afterward, it's at least four or five people who were going about their everyday lives with no clue they had been reported missing," he said.
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You'll be going about your practice/life as usual and then some major revelation/aesthetic breakthrough — what exactly we can't say; we don't want to ruin the surprise — will result in boundless joy/a masterpiece. Enjoy!
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From Boston to the Bronx, North Carolina to New Jersey, each woman, myself included, going about her day, wearing one of my aunt's scarves, not as a mourning shawl, but as a wrap woven with memory.
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"The Coast Guard made a calculated determination to continue on with their interdiction, to keep these individuals in the conditions that they were, while they're going about doing their business," Mendez told Judge James I. Cohn.
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The reports that I've seen coming out of Russia from friends who are there are that, you know, Russians are going about their normal business and actually wondering if the rest of the world is overreacting.
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The Fourth Amendment prevents police from stopping and detaining persons going about their business on a public street without reasonable suspicion based on specific facts that they have committed, or are about to commit, a crime.
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Until I saw the tone of his letter, I hadn't even thought of suing (and I never did) — but if he wanted to avoid a suit, he was going about it in exactly the wrong way.
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Cyber Monday sales present the perfect opportunity to scoop up goodies that you always have in the back of your mind but find more difficult to drop your change on while going about your daily life.
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"This week alone, hundreds of Afghan civilians going about their daily lives, including practicing their religious faith, have fallen victims to brutal acts of violence," António Guterres, the United Nations secretary general, said in a statement.
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Most obviously by trying to make these digital social emissions visible to the viewer — as mushrooming pop-ups overlaid on shots of smartphone users going about their everyday business, largely unaware of the pervasive tracking it enables.
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But as a former U.S. attorney and as a former terrorism prosecutor and national security lawyer, I got to tell you, Maria, it&aposs a really curious way about going about an investigation if you&aposre serious.
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Scores of time-stamped family photos taken by Coryn show the Prices going about their daily routines in the duplex during the months after the Guard's testing turned up leaded paint chips and soil at the home.
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A quick montage shows Jake and Amy going about their week with her experiencing unwanted touching on the subway and unnecessary comments from strangers ("You have a nice mouth" is too oddly specific to not be relatable).
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You could argue that he's now going about paying it back, in a Trump-friendly manner, by increasing his US-based manufacturing operations at Tesla and SpaceX, including the construction of a massive battery factory in Nevada.
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But initially, as the opening credits stretch out, it just soaks in the tile and the sounds of a neighborhood going about its daily business: shuffling feet, barking dogs, scrubbing brushes, and the occasional car swooping by.
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" She told eTalk, "I do think we all believe in the same thing, which is everybody wants happiness, everybody wants peace, everybody wants to feel safe and secure, but everybody has different ways of going about it.
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Alternately, the male daddy longlegs may have accidentally fallen into some tree resin as it was going about its daily business, and as it was struggling, its blood pressure rose, forcing its penis to squeeze out accidentally.
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In contrast to the high political drama unfolding behind closed doors, the streets of the capital remained calm, with people going about their daily business, albeit under the watch of soldiers on armored vehicles at strategic locations.
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While unions are behind the action, there are deep differences between the Communist-rooted CGT, which objects in principle to the government reforms, and the moderate CFDT, which opposes the way the government is going about it.
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From planting trees to promoting renewable energy and cleaner methods of transport, such as electric cars and buses, each city is going about achieving its carbon neutral goals in different ways, and with varying degrees of success.
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The simple, straightforward descriptions of the main character going about her day-to-day life in the wake of her loss gives the tale a feeling of realism, which makes the final paragraphs all the more heartbreaking.
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"Sometimes I'll be going about my day and you'll start to get notifications," said the editor, who tries to maintain a sense of humor and has made jokes about the vitriol he gets — by mistake — on Twitter.
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The music slowly unfolds over time—it's also been called "emergent music"—and in Weir's hands, it's becomes a placid experience, the kind that encourages you to slowly exhale, center yourself, and continue going about your day.
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However, "the way that the White House is going about this is having a very harmful effect on American consumers," Fagen said on "Power Lunch, " noting that prices are rising on such items as washers and dryers.
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But for many critics, particularly Mr. Balsillie, why the company should reshape a large section of Toronto and do so by using data from citizens going about their everyday lives is the fundamental question surrounding the plan.
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These are the two psychological weapons terrorists most effectively yield: making us feel threatened going about our daily lives in the places where we feel safe, and the feeling of not knowing where an attack might occur.
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Although the European Union agrees with many of the U.S. criticisms of China over trade, it advocates going about things a different way, using the World Trade Organization to resolve disputes and negotiate new rules, Malmstrom said.
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They captured people from a wide array of religions going about the quiet business of belief: A baptism in Ethiopia, a man's pilgrimage to Ukraine, a Haitian woman's visit to a waterfall said to aid in fertility.
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Fourteen of the Americans who tested positive for the virus on the Diamond Princess cruise ship earlier in February felt completely fine; if people don't feel sick, they'll continue going about their normal lives, spreading the disease.
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"You have to respect the presidency to get stuff done and the president understood that the way they were going about it was wrong," Kashuv added about his fellow students who are calling for stricter gun measures.
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For instance, most of us prisoners would line up together in the cellblock for 20 minutes when "yard time" was called, in complete silence, then simultaneously disperse when we decided we felt like going about our usual routines.
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He needs the back-and-forth to sustain the outrage, but while he's throwing a tantrum in the West Wing, the Eagles are going about their business, determined not to engage with him while still fighting for good.
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And some are going about the pregnancy process in less conventional ways than others: Not only are Kim and Kanye apparently ready to add another member to the family, they're allegedly hiring a surrogate to carry the pregnancy.
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This area was not affected at all by the fires -- the neighborhood had power and people were laughing and smiling and texting about college football and going about their lives as they would on any other Saturday afternoon.
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In the most recent ad from the Sanders campaign, sandwiched between scenes of Iowans going about their daily lives, is a quick clip of a small child crushing a pitch tossed underhand by Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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This provokes outrage among Protestants and Unionists, who say servants of the Crown now risk being punished for going about their duties while those who used bombs and bullets to oppose them will be exempt from all scrutiny.
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What you have seen today in York is a group of activists from a range of different parties (and none) who are prepared to stand in the driving rain handing out leaflets to shoppers going about their business.
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"This was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about their lives who had no idea what was about to hit them," Mayor de Blasio said.
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Dr. Schneier recommends that paraskavedekatriaphobes spend tomorrow going about their lives as usual and even try taking a few risks, just to prove to themselves that they don't have a target on their backs due to the date.
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You don't like to quit, but need a nudge to wade back into the novel's overflowing streams of character consciousness, arcane references and shifting structure to follow those people going about life in Dublin on June 16, 1904.
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The former milliner and fashion reporter trained his lens on fabulous creatures teetering into fashion shows and society doyennes swishing around black-tie galas — and he was just as smitten by regular people going about their daily lives.
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Whether it's a crowded household or a noisy city, just the flurry of everyone else going about their day can be distracting, and sometimes alone time doesn't feel like alone time unless the whole neighborhood goes to sleep.
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Only about 5 percent of seniors in the US live in assisted care facilities, which means the vast majority, even those with chronic illnesses, are living on their own or with family while going about their normal lives.
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This may constitute no more grave an offense than being a generally boring and unsavory way of going about things; in this instance perhaps it's touched a little too closely on a space where lives are at stake.
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You know the moment in a horror movie when the characters are going about their business and nothing bad has happened to them yet, but there seem to be ominous signs everywhere that only you, the viewer, notice?
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The way our staggered microcosms of time and space play out, my people are at home on the East Coast of the United States, safe in their beds, while I'm going about my daily routine in Southeast Asia.
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Inside my Very Online bubble, it seems as though the sky is truly falling this time; outside of it, people are still going about their merry way, happy and hopeful in ways I'm both jealous and resentful of.
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The way Blizzard is going about doing this is allowing players of both games to play together in certain modes, and letting the original Overwatch players carry their progress with them into the sequel if they so choose.
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Merely existing in public in New York is a particularly lonely endeavor, even though it feels to me there are roughly more people going about their business on one typical NYC block than the entire city of Cleveland.
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But he is going about it in a different way from his predecessor, Enrique Peña Nieto, who opened up oil and gas to private investment but left Pemex, the state oil company, indebted and shot through with corruption.
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On Monday, residents of the Kaningo neighborhood on the west side of Freetown were going about the gruesome task of collecting the dead even as floodwaters had yet to recede — one body was retrieved from up a tree.
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It's great that he cares about the American worker, but the way he's going about doing it now with these tariffs on steel, on aluminum and now on China - might not be the best way to do it.
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But Facebook being Facebook, it's going about it in the most Facebooky way possible: It's going to rely on users — not the super-smart people who work at Facebook — to figure out which of those sources are better.
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Throughout the trial, the prosecution has drubbed Officer Liang for having his gun unholstered when he opened the stairwell door that night, characterizing him as reckless for doing so in a place full of families going about their lives.
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Second, if Trump wanted to show people he wasn't at all worried about the threat Biden poses to him if the former VP emerges as the Democratic nominee for president, this was a crap way of going about it.
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Every year, whether it's at various White House dinners, her travels abroad, on magazine covers, or just going about her everyday life, she continues to set sartorial standards regardless of whether she's in H&M or a custom ballgown.
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Yet this is one of the unusual phrases featuring in a video campaign from the Australian Department of Finance for its Graduate Development Program, showing current graduates going about their day ahead of a presentation to the finance secretary.
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"This was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about their lives who had no idea what was about to hit them," Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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A fintech whale quietly going about its business in Southeast Asia has come out from under the radar after Oriente, a Hong Kong-based business headed by Skype's first employee, announced that it has raised a whopping $603 million.
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A sweet pregnancy announcement is always exciting for fans, but there's now a cottage industry dedicated to when celebrity women "debut" their bumps in public, "flaunt" them in bikinis, and "show them off" while merely going about their days.
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By now, it's a well-established fact that much of the clothing you see on A-listers, both on the red carpet and going about their daily lives, will never become available to the majority of us regular folk.
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I spent my morning watching a family of Dutch cheese mongers work in front of a live-streaming camera, going about their daily cheese-business, taking orders for internet cheese and talking to me directly, nearly in real-time.
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The unintended ways self-driving cars will change our lives When I was young, I remember tuning in with my brother for the Sunday morning cartoons and watching reruns of the Jetson family going about in their flying car.
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Two are Zinedine Zidane and Didier Drogba; the other will spend Thursday evening in Ukraine's dugout, going about his new job as assistant coach with the diligence and discretion that endeared him to a nation in the first place.
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If you are a person who is not intimately involved in Washington, but is just going about doing things that matter such as working a job or raising a family, you probably look at your government with deep exasperation.
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It would have been nearly impossible to escape encouragement from Uncle Sam or a flag-draped Lady Liberty — "if you can't enlist, invest" or "even a little can help a lot" — while going about one's daily 2628th-century routine.
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A police procedural in the tradition of Michael Connelly or perhaps Martin Cruz Smith, Miéville's book depicts ordinary workaday cops and bureaucrats going about their business while making the endless negotiations and compromises that enable their split-consciousness reality.
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Photo by Jason Bergman It's Valentine's Day, so either you feel like a total loser over not having a date, freak out about making sure your plans all come together, or you quietly ignore it, going about your day.
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It is that version — 150 minutes of passionate and complicated science fiction, interspersed with documentary footage of ordinary Poles going about terrestrial business in the final days of Communism — that reaches North America in a digital restoration on Friday.
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In other videos, Mr. Massey, 34, acknowledges that he has become part of the continuing documentation, through cellphone videos and social media, of black people being confronted by white authority figures or bystanders while going about their everyday lives.
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Drama is a very good thing in reality TV. If every episode of "The Apprentice" was just a group of aspiring businesspeople going about a task assigned to them by Trump, it would have lasted for about five minutes.
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"This was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about their lives who had no idea what was about to hit them," Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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And I'm struck by the fact that the topics and issues that move the news cycle in D.C. don't seem to significantly drive the president's standing with folks in middle America who are going about their business every day.
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"We blew through this intersection going about 90-95 [mph] … I was trying to keep up with the other guy [the shooter] until finally, he lost control of his vehicle at [the same] time I parked my vehicle," Langendorff said.
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As Ford continues to face the consequences of bringing sexual assault allegations against a man who now—after a Saturday afternoon vote—sits on the country's highest court, that man is going about his work as he might have otherwise.
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The former Ace of Cakes star, 43, shared a photo of the delicate wire on Instagram Monday, sharing that he had simply been going about his day when he realized he was "absolutely in love" with girlfriend Johnna Colbry, 24.
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When a ball you think is just going to be a lazy fly ball all of a sudden goes out, you kind of just have to laugh it off and continue going about the inning and keeping it at one run.
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But it's the way that the coalition of cable companies is going about doing it — a mix of petty marketing and overly congratulatory messaging that the current state of broadband is already fine — that leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
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Going about that can look different from school to school, but if you're an educator or administrator, you might start by researching scholarships policies at your school, then setting up meetings with school administration to see how feasible this might be.
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I couldn't get his images out of my mind: people going about their daily lives; the sudden fireball so hot it vaporized bodies, leaving just shadows on a wall; the silent, deadly radiation that sickened and killed tens of thousands more.
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"It was a bad deal from the beginning and they've realized it afterward, and now they're going about the process of trying to get out of the deal in a way that destroys the credibility of their own management," he said.
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"We blew through this intersection going about 90-95 [mph] … I was trying to keep up with the other guy [the shooter] until finally he lost control of his vehicle at [the same] time I parked my vehicle," he says.
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"This was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about their lives who had no idea what was about to hit them," said Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat.
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Having said that, every set of headphones have a slightly different way of going about it, and some still require a pairing code (which is almost invariably 0000 or 1234, so it's hardly the bastion of security it perhaps should be).
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" Former Vice President Joe Biden: "The one thing I agree on is we can make massive cuts in the $1.6 trillion in tax loopholes out there, and I would be going about eliminating Donald Trump's tax cut for the wealthy.
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The attack left 10 tourists dead, all foreigners, and like other terrorist strikes in recent months in Paris; Beirut, Lebanon; Mali; Egypt; and Baghdad, it resonated far beyond Turkey as civilians were again cut down while going about their daily lives.
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Because as normal as caring for a child while going about your regular business may seem, stories of people shaming mothers for breastfeeding in public pop up all the time and it's far from accepted to do it in every workplace.
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According to the Post and the Times, Dravis said she declined reaching out to avoid potentially violating the Hatch Act, which is intended to stop the federal government from affecting elections or going about its activities in a partisan manner.
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Cotton told her not to tell anyone, she alleged, and over the next few days, she found herself frustrated to see Savage going about his church duties -- even leading a two-day event to promote abstinence -- as if nothing had happened.
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Despite being a protagonist with a chosen bloodline who is destined for great things, Kassandra is also just someone doing a job, and other people who do that job are just going about their daily business when they hunt her down.
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He strode into the sightline of his fellow comedians, of the women who have been harassed and belittled and silenced at work, and of all the other people who were just going about their days and minding their own business.
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I felt like so much attention was on us when we started to walk by other people going about their evening in the city, but I quickly realized nobody was really noticing us at all (it was L.A., after all.).
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A number of studies have suggested significant shedding of the virus early on in the infection, while people are more likely to be going about their normal lives and before they've developed the severe symptoms that warn them to stay home.
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He took to the morning television news programs on Wednesday to deliver words of calm; to praise New Yorkers for going about their lives; and to say that the New York City Marathon would go on as planned on Sunday.
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What was once a giant, bare wall the player passed by is now a diorama of meetings rooms and labs filled with props—coffee cups, piles of papers, computers—and populated with more detailed character models going about their business.
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What's particularly frightening is that Western civilians can just be going about their everyday business and get mowed down, whether they are at a holiday celebration in France, attending college in the United States, or on Monday visiting a Christmas market in Berlin.
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IRL streaming – meaning, watching creators "in real life" going about their day, vlogging, or participating in other activities, for example – is now one of the site's most consistently growing categories, with 41 million more hours watched in Q3 2018 than in Q1.
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GM explained that it knew it needed the ability to open and close its own doors automatically in order to avoid an interruption of service should a passenger fail to close their own door while the vehicle's out going about its service day.
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Chao uses hypnosis as a means of treating his patients, which he claims makes it easier on the brain to be more accepting of new ideas when seeking help, especially if a phobia is prohibiting people from going about their normal daily routine.
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The female driver, identified by the DPS as 29-year-old Caitlyn Rodriguez, allegedly had outstanding warrants and fled the stop in her vehicle and can be seen in the video zooming past other cars going about 100 mph, according to police.
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Another way to put that is that they're completely innocent, law abiding citizens going about their business, but under this pretext of protecting national security, and preventing terrorism, this law has been active all this time—which is, I think, a travesty.
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Barnette runs them down—the stranger in a grocery store who comforted a crying Madelyn by giving her a stuffed animal and then nonchalantly going about his day, the vending machines that dispensed umbrellas, the pride shopkeepers felt about keeping their curbs pristine.
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"Every [feature] that we've shipped is about how to make the drivers' time finding loads, going about their day to day, and building a business around Uber Freight easier and easier," Eric Berdinis, senior product manager for Uber Freight, tells The Verge.
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There are different types of observational studies but we generally measure exposures, health outcomes, and other relevant information as best we can within a group of people who are going about their lives, and then look for statistical relationships in the collected data.
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There is, it's maybe going about it in different ways, but I think it makes you really excited to be a journalist at this time, there's a wealth of investigative reporting to be done, a wealth of interesting commentary pieces to be written.
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Unless, of course, you brought along an external battery that can give you a little extra juice so you can continue going about your business, like the Anker PowerCore — and you can grab one for yourself on Amazon at a 25 percent discount.
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If this were a single, undoctored moment, we'd feel the frustration of gridlock, but somehow, like in Cass's image of Cypress Field in Brookline, Massachusetts, there's a sense of calm, of working together, of everything falling into place and going about as usual.
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Their TV show may not bring in the viewership it once had—especially since most of us get our Kardashian updates in real time, via social media or tabloid news—but it's a part of what keeps the conversation going about them.
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Khalid Hashim, managing director of Precious Shipping, one of Thailand's largest dry cargo ship owners, disputed the way the fund was going about its goal because it would be easy to sell ageing ships to third parties before their end of life.
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President Donald Trump has "every right" to name the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, but he is going about it the wrong way by naming Mick Mulvaney as the acting director, the attorney for Leandra English told CNBC on Monday.
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But it is very hard to imagine Flake going about this rebranding exercise if Trump had been a capable steward of the GOP agenda or had managed to conduct himself less dishonorably–and thus enjoyed favorability numbers higher than the mid-30s.
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Paul spent six or seven days going about a fairly normal routine -- sitting in meetings with fellow senators, going to the gym(!) -- all the while knowing a) he might have been exposed to the virus and b) he was awaiting coronavirus test results.
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And while Ms. Schmidtke will likely find the majority of Londoners going about their lives as usual when she arrives in mid-April, other royal superfans will be there, as will small nods to Baby Sussex in the city's restaurants, hotels and bars.
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Between 2001 and 2005 a team of researchers from U.C.L.A.'s Center on the Everyday Lives of Families recorded 203,540 hours of footage of 32 middle-class, dual-earner families with at least two children going about their business in Los Angeles.
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PEPFAR has helped put more than 219 million people with HIV on antiretrovirals in more than 212 countries, changing the face of the AIDS epidemic from one of overflowing hospital wards to clinics filled with healthy people going about their daily lives.
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"As a former firefighter and an American, I am appalled that anyone in our country would stop going about their normal business on this day," Jason Saine, a Republican member of the state house who called the motion to vote, told ABC 11.
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Since last year, Mr. Christie has pursued a $300 million renovation of the State House, and his method of going about it has set off a political fight that has led to lawsuits and bipartisan criticism accusing him of bypassing public input.
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They will also expand a pilot program known as the "green wave" that adjusts the timing of green light signals so that all traffic — including cyclists — going about 15 miles per hour can pass one green light after another in a corridor.
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" Though his fictive universe is horribly polluted and burned over, Means writes beautifully about the natural world, effortlessly conjuring the sound of the wind, the smell of Lake Michigan through the pines, "the dry, lonely sizzle of cicadas going about their afternoon business.
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COPENHAGEN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Young activists demonstrating across the world are driving cities to step up action on climate change, not least because politicians keep coming face-to-face with them while going about their business, mayors at a climate conference heard Friday.
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In the 2010's, the markets spoke: Leggings ARE pants, and sports bras are everyday undergarments and going about your business in full workout gear is completely acceptable as long as it looks like it was, you know, kind of on purpose.
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Clinton himself -- the only living president to have been impeached, though he was acquitted by the Senate -- has publicly counseled Trump to continue going about his job without becoming consumed with the proceedings, as he attempted to do during his own impeachment inquiry.
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While police on both sides of the border fear any resulting checkpoints could become a target for hold-out militant groups opposed to the peace accord, the first spark of disorder could just as easily come from locals going about their business.
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The London attack, then, was a reminder of ways that the West will always be vulnerable: The means used were ordinary and available everywhere; the targets were high-profile landmarks; the victims were civilians of 10 nationalities going about their daily lives.
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" WESTPAC CEO HARTZER, IN A MEETING WITH SENIOR EXECUTIVES, AS REPORTED BY THE AUSTRALIAN CITING SOURCES, NOV 26: "But actually for people in mainstream Australia going about their daily lives, this is not a major issue so we don't need to overcook this.
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Nor did I arrive at Circle in the Square the other night anticipating the panorama of village folk barbecuing on the beach, fishing in the lagoon and going about their daily business in a joyful preshow panorama on the theater's lozenge-shaped stage.
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In the first episode, Duvernay introduces us to the five boys going about their everyday lives: Antron's jovial sports talk with his father, Kevin's goal to get first seat in his saxophone section, Korey hanging out with his girlfriend (played by Storm Reid), and more.
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A recent compilation from a Seattle mall shows Andy in various stores while audio of gunfire, fake announcements of nuclear attacks from North Korea, and the sound of a man loudly masturbating play, mostly to the annoyance of people just going about their day.
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Dykstra admits it's hard to see his wife struggle at times: "I just want to help her so much, whether it's going about the day to day things or getting her something from the kitchen or just letting her talk about it," he says.
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"If you believe that animals are ruled by instinct—that they are just going about their business mechanically without the self-consciousness required for 'depth of being'—then they don't make art and they cannot collaborate creatively in a meaningful way," the curator says.
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At the same time, many of the diplomats who will attend the conference expect some countries, especially China and India, to push for a system that depends on self-reporting of emissions levels — a more permissive way of going about the task of measurement.
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They were simply going about their lives: airport and subway workers; a Peruvian mother of twins who was training to be a chef; an American personal trainer flying home for Easter; an Indian employee of a high-tech firm; Mormon missionaries; public servants; teachers; tourists.
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Inside the sabotage strategy ... Jonathan Swan points out that the White House legal strategy hasn't visibly changed: The legal team's newest member — Emmet Flood, who represented Bill Clinton during his impeachment — is a top-flight, serious lawyer who's going about his business with complete discretion.
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Gradually, that number of Model 0003s on real streets driven by people just going about their daily lives will grow, and Tesla says it hopes to be producing 2000 in August, then 22018,23 by September, and as many as 20,000 per month beginning in December.
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Kevin Richardson is getting married this summer, Raymond Santana got married a year-and-a-half ago, Yusef Salaam just had a son, his first boy after six girls... They're building families, figuring out how they want to live, and going about their lives.
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Experts warn that some people who suspect they may be sick with the virus, also known as COVID-19, are going about their daily routines, either because their jobs do not provide paid time off because of systemic failures in our privatized health care system.
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Part of the problem is that, while Hong Kong has long advised people to wear face masks in public, other governments have given conflicting advice, and those returning to or going about the city unmaksed may be following the guidance of their home countries.
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While the US is shut down, boarded up, and sheltering in place in an all-out effort to defeat the coronavirus and protect our most vulnerable fellow citizens from this gruesome disease, Congress is going about business as usual, just with more hand sanitizer.
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But most of his subjects are ordinary British folk going about their lives — a Sikh man carrying a Union Jack bag, a pigeon racer holding one of his prize birds, party revelers, bog snorkelers, fishmongers and a kinetic troupe of Bhangra dancers in Scotland.
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And I guess I'm aware enough to recognize that most Americans, including most of my constituents, are going about their day-to-day lives and they are not super partisan, they are not super concerned about whether Trump is the greatest or the worst.
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What is driving the surge of incidents in which white people have called the police to report black people who are simply going about their business — hanging out at Starbucks, eating lunch in a "common room" at Smith College, barbecuing in a public park?
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For the gender-inclusive emoji proposal, it was a lot more work because I had to do a lot of research about gender in order to make sure the proposal I was putting together was the right way of going about a very sensitive, potentially sensitive issue.
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We just see what his camera captured, which in this case includes community meetings, benefit dinners, after-school programs, readings with authors and scholars (including Richard Dawkins and Ta-Nehisi Coates), and NYPL patrons going about their business in the library's branches all over the city.
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Kacey Musgraves: Golden Hour (MCA Nashville) Kacey Musgraves has always been fascinated by blandness — as a social force, a source of conventional ideas and ways of going about things, but also as an aesthetic, a pose to inhabit, toward some end or for its own sake.
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Another fisherman, John Hafernick, who was out on the water around the time of the incident, said he heard the boat was on autopilot at the time, going about 32 knots an hour, while the captain measured a blue marlin that was over 100 inches long.
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So that's kind of like what we see with Dolores and the other androids, they're on these loops going about their day, and the human players—the human park visitors—are there to mess up their storylines and get involved in ways that they see fit.
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"I don't think the way the administration is going about it is a particularly strategic one," said David Autor, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology economist whose research suggests that opening trade with China cost the United States two million jobs in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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But even though they are going about it in a much less sensational way, the Democrats are also choosing a candidate who is just as likely to be the next president of the United States; some would say more likely, given the current state of affairs.
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He told Business Insider over the phone that he's had trouble with his short-term memory in recent months and often finds himself going about his days aimlessly — his sister often comes to help him remember what he needs to do and make sure he does it.
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"We began to see a campaign against the media … that could have potentially, and still can, set in motion a chain of events which could quite easily lead to harm being inflicted on journalists just going about their work and potentially some self-censorship," Zeid said.
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"Trapped" follows an array of people in the abortion field going about their jobs, such as Marva Sadler, a clinic director who tearfully recounts the story of a 13-year-old pregnant rape victim who missed a cutoff for an abortion due to regulations and their fallout.
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If the company wins a contract for the hundreds of miles of rural borderlands, where its tech is best suited, these towers will watch the movements of all who cross their line of sight—drug smugglers, job seekers, families, as well as Americans going about their business.
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Tapper presses de Blasio on coronavirus in New York City New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio brushed aside questions about why he encouraged New Yorkers to continue going about their day-to-day lives for weeks as the coronavirus outbreak began in the United States.
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The couple are part of a worrying trend suggesting that young people may have contributed to the pandemic's spread in the United States and other countries by going about business as usual for too long, perhaps believing that being young and healthy protected them from infection.
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The couple are part of a worrying trend suggesting that young people may have contributed to the pandemic's spread in the United States and other countries by going about business as usual for too long, perhaps believing that being young and healthy protected them from infection.
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They have ferocious defenders and players who know their roles, and they are going about their business their own way: without a resident superstar, proving there might just be more than one way to win in the modern N.B.A. It might not work for the Philadelphia 76ers.
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The tool, which scans faces for the purposes of identifying individuals, can be used by law enforcement for catching suspects, but civil rights groups and lawmakers have raised concern that it could also be used to identify protesters or people just going about their daily lives.
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"We've been talking about this for a long time, about infusing our program with a greater sense of redeeming purpose,'' Mr. Allman told me, "and approaching it from a perspective of student well-being with a better sense of why students are going about this work.
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I am leaning on a brick wall down the street from my apartment, the sun is dropping in the sky, and people are going about their evenings as if there had not been a mass shooting the night before, and for the first time all day, I'm crying.
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The law is supposed to stop the federal government from affecting elections or going about its activities in a partisan manner, and according to the OSC's own explanation of the rule, it applies to federal employees as well as state and local employees who work with federally funded programs.
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Since you're probably planning to lay around in a turkey coma and watch football after the big dinner, this bestselling Whirlpool mini-fridge — down to $105 from $140 — will add some chill to your den or game room (at least until somebody gets Uncle Joe going about politics).
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As it stands, the United States has been going about our federal cybersecurity all wrong, and as the 85033th Congress begins and the new presidential administration prepares to assume power, we should view this as a potential turning point for how we address cyber threats and cyber incidents.
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Settling in, the visitors reminded each other that the restaurant's Web site had explained how the black slipcovers on the dining chairs are changed after each seating, and that the law prevents the waiters (the two co-proprietors, who are brothers) from going about their duties in the altogether.
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In a recent study, we gathered a team of sociologists, zoologists, and engineers to study this question, and we found that organizations that are looking for quality information in their online feedback and ratings systems have that potential, but they are going about it in the wrong way.
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"We speculated that part of these 'continuity of government' plans could include the creation of secret, autonomous military cells, with no rules of engagement, dispersed throughout society going about their normal lives, waiting to be activated by the outbreak of an emergency like a pandemic: The Division," said Hultberg.
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Consider the current trend in reality TV in which we see a professional both at work — or example, appraising Civil War coins at a pawn shop, consulting a bride-to-be, or driving an 18-wheeler into an icy impasse — and going about his or her scripted daily life.
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For me, the best salve has just been moving forward, going about my life and routine, and realizing that everything is going to be OK. Still, what keeping this diary has taught me is that there's a whole buffet of pain living inside me that I haven't even sampled.
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Like so many CBS shows, "Tommy" spoons out personal details about its central character -- and the team surrounding her -- while going about the business of dealing with particular cases, in a manner that puts the new chief out in the field investigating cases more often than is remotely plausible.
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"I want to point out one thing," Roberts said during an appearance at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in April 2017, "Throughout this whole process, the Supreme Court has been quietly going about its business of deciding the cases before it, according to the Constitution, in a completely nonpartisan way."
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Slowly we noticed hidden creatures and entire communities going about their daily business; a spotted eel flickering in a crevice of box coral, and how the sunny yellow and blue damselfish "farm" the coral, nipping off a tiny bit of each one so that algae would grow on it.
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"We began to see a campaign against the media … that could have potentially, and still can, set in motion a chain of events which could quite easily lead to harm being inflicted on journalists just going about their work and potentially some self-censorship," Zeid told the Guardian.
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The opening shots of Guillermo del Toro's gorgeous romance-fantasy The Shape of Water show Eliza (Sally Hawkins) going about her morning routine — boiling eggs, bathing, brushing her shoes, visiting her neighbor Giles (Richard Jenkins) before work — in her dingy but charming apartment above the Orpheum movie theater.
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Ryan Scott, a founding partner of both AKoin and ICO Impact Group, a crypto investment firm, insists that AKoin's intentions are noble and its feasibility is grounded, noting the lack of transaction fees for users and the myriad ways citizens can earn coins while just going about their daily lives.
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The Washington Examiner details the intelligence reports that explored five ways the U.S. considered going about Castro's assassination: using explosive underwater seashells, a poisoned body suit (both plans thought to exploit Castro's love for diving), a lone gunman, botulism pills, and a bounty for the leader&aposs capture or death.
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Like the script-driven automatons that they are, the ants tried to navigate home based on their newly constructed internal map (remember, even though it's obvious to us that the ants are on a futile journey to nowhere, the ants are oblivious to their plight, going about their travels as usual).
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"I don't want to see another James Foley or Steven Sotloff or David Haines but unfortunately the way the West and the Europeans are going about things in terms of their policies with air strikes and intervening in the caliphate, sadly I can't see an end to this," Dhar said.
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When we first found Reddit user "Deepfakes"—a play on deep machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence, and fake photos—he was in a celebrity doppelgänger porn forum quietly going about his hobby: creating the videos that would eventually take on his name and become a symbol of Truth's deterioration.
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Cities like Boston and London already indicate when technology is being used in the urban environment, but Sidewalk Labs convened a group of designers and urban planners to come up with a system for signage that would make the technology being used even more public for citizens going about their day.
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But it's also true that no amount of PCP I could ever ingest would make me as feared in this country as a black man going about his business, and that the narrative of terrifying superhuman strength is leveled against black victims all the time, whether drugs are involved or not.
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But while Trump may be going about this more aggressively than has been done in the past — he seems to have offered China some economic concessions if they agree to be tougher on North Korea, for example — this is essentially the same basic policy that the Obama administration pursued with China.
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She regularly took her two children, Annie and Harold, to Antigua — "I like them to see normal, boring black people going about their normal, boring lives," she said in an interview with The New York Times in 1996 — and was there last summer for an academic conference that coincided with Carnival.
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One challenge for YouTube TV in going about these new deals involves getting the publishers to craft unique content for its service — otherwise, the service could even blur the lines too much between YouTube proper, where some of the digital content may currently reside, and its paid, subscription-based TV service.
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And while the local, state and federal response appears to be going about as well as could have been expected, Harvey has already left a devastating mark on the nation's fourth-largest city and will surely etch itself in the pantheon of great natural disasters alongside storms like Katrina and Andrew.
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On the other side of the velvet rope, millions of Americans are going about their daily lives, paying their taxes and trying to make ends meet, even as they wait longer to see a doctor or to get through security at the airport because richer Americans are jumping the line.
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Some of this is understandable given the polarizing premise of the book, but getting into Captain Marvel's head almost requires you to read The Ultimates (a great book featuring Captain Marvel and a team that includes Black Panther and Spectrum going about solving gigantic universe-threatening crises) to fill in the gaps.
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I mean, I think when you look at our EV technology which we've talked about, but our AV technology and what we've accomplished in Cruise, and you know, the unique way that we're going about autonomous vehicles -- that we have everything integrated and we're you know focused on safety, the speed of iteration.
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VICE News talked to attendees at the events to find out how they're going about "shopping" for candidates (as one man put it), why they asked particular questions about things like reproductive rights, pot decriminalization, and immigration, and who they like so far (the name Biden came up quite a few times).
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"There's nothing cocky about this team, but they absolutely expected to play like this and that's the way they prepared and that's the way they're going about their business and that's what I love about this team," Wildcats coach Mark Stoops said after the program achieved its first 213-22008 start since 2008.
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Some would argue it's the human interaction that is lost, or the transportation to the buying, or merely the planning to get there in the first place, but maybe there's something else too: the loss of going about your business in a more active manner, as opposed to a more passive one.
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Opinion: White women like me, we need to talk After a string of recent incidents in which white women called the police on black people who were going about their everyday lives, Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner writes that white people need to pause and consider their implicit bias and their part in racism.
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So the really pressing question — roundly ignored by web consumers going about their daily Googling but perhaps moving into clearer focus, here and now, as commercial thirst to accelerate AI advancements is encouraging public sector bodies to over-hastily ink wide-ranging data-sharing arrangements — is what is the true cost of free?
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"Part of the reason I wrote the blog is to get a discussion going about how easy it is for us all to hang on and dwell on that ONE negative comment, instead of a whole sea of positive ones," Warren shared hoping to remind people that journalists and public figures are humans, too.
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The 10 billion-euro price tag in cash and shares set by billionaire Martin Bouygues for Bouygues Telecom, which he founded in 1994, is considered too high by several parties involved in the deal and close-fought talks are going about a standstill provision to cap the stake of Bouygues in Orange, another source said.
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And whether it's Beggs, who simply wants to live and compete as a man, or trans women who simply want to live as (and use the restroom of) the gender they feel is right for themselves, these trans people simply want to be the ordinary people that they are, going about their daily lives.
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"With the announcement reversal you've averted a catastrophic error, but in going about it this way — you announce the complete withdrawal and then two months later say 'well, it's really only partial' — you've given up tremendous benefit you could have derived from working that out in conjunction with other antagonists in Syria," he said.
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Adding to the tense atmosphere as the measure hung in the balance, senators learned that one of their own — Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky — had tested positive for Covid-19 after going about his Senate business in proximity to his colleagues, even sneaking into the senators-only gym to swim laps in the pool.
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While Kanye West sightings can be overwhelming—given both the rapper's extensive discography and fondness for traveling in fleets of Ford Raptors and Russian ATVs—he is but a man going about his business in Wyoming; he might have two more ranch properties in the state than most of us, but what does that matter?
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The episode was the latest involving white people who are captured on video either confronting or calling the police on black people going about their everyday lives, including waiting in Starbucks, working as a home inspector, shopping at Nordstrom Rack, sleeping in an Ivy League dorm common room and barbecuing in a public park.
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Read more: Meghan Markle and Jennifer Aniston use the 'time under tension' method to build muscle while burning fat — here's what that means "There's nothing wrong with your body changing or having physical goals so long as they're attainable for your body type and you're going about them in a healthy way," Wells explained.
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" Though she was mostly referencing the fake plants, spilling out of the boats all lush and verdant, the statement was also a poetic ode to, as Locke described in a video documenting the piece's first installation, "people on the sea, some of them, as the title says, in peril, and some of them going about their daily business.
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A Facebook post and video of a white woman — dubbed "Golfcart Gail" — calling the cops on a black father at a children's soccer game in Florida has gone viral over the past week, with many identifying it as yet another example of a white person calling police on people of color for just going about their lives.
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Ezra Klein: It's not that opinions are bad, it's just that one thing I think is so weird is how rapidly we moved from, I think, the well-informed person going about the world would've liked a lot more thoughtful opinion about things, too, it's hard to get away from all the opinion there is about things.
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Daryl Tearne, an industrial designer who's worked at Spin Master for over ten years now, was waiting for a flight at Los Angeles' LAX airport and while mindlessly staring at the ground crews going about their routines on the tarmac, he was captivated by one of the specialized machines that's used to load giant cargo containers onto planes.
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Over the past few weeks, his disruption of the established world order at the G-28503 meeting, the discussion of imposing tariffs on our North American allies, renegotiating NAFTA under threats of restricting trade, and announcing the possibility of yet more tariffs again have shown that the president is going about all this, and more, his way.
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There's never been a day in history where something bad wasn't happening somewhere, but it used to be a little easier to at least be grateful that something bad wasn't happening where you were at that exact moment and stick to the business of going about life, of sitting around in your underwear, Shotgun Willie style.
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But what's particularly intriguing is the way he's going about creeping back into the glare of the public eye: Frank achieved his prestige status by both making unique and important music, and, in a similar way to Beyoncé, by staying hidden and only revealing as much of himself as he saw fit, communicating rarely, and if ever, via Tumblr.
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The video features a diverse cast of New Yorkers going about their business on the streets of Jackson Heights, in Queens: a black woman in a cerise-colored blouse, a Sikh with a snow-white beard, a smiling Latina girl perched on the shoulders of an unseen parent or babysitter, a New York City police officer.
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With an unerring eye for the poetry of the everyday, he trained his camera on subway riders and pedestrians in New York — the unceasing human ebb and flow in the old Penn Station — and ordinary Parisians going about their daily rounds, like the woman walking her dog on a deserted and misty Avenue de Chatillon in 21972.
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The assassination in Ankara may seem like a strange, new form of terrorism in today's world, in which we seem to be confronted almost daily with some new horror story about a mass-casualty attack against random civilians going about their daily lives in some part of the world — in other words, attacks like the one in Berlin.
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"Lawyers that get involved in these things in Washington, the best way they can proceed and have proceeded is by being very workman like, extremely well prepared and very professional and not getting caught up in the emotion of things but really going about the craft of being a legal representative as best as possible," he said.
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That scene had a special meaning for me because on Saturday Mr. Kozbar had been speaking to one of many communities — from all around Britain — that had gathered to mark the first anniversary of the murder of my wife, Jo Cox, who was killed by a far-right extremist while going about her work as a member of Parliament.
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"We are zealously going about trying to determine which of our employees are good employees and who do their job, and that is the vast majority of prison staff, but we do have some I know out there who obviously choose not to follow policy, choose not to do their job, and we want them gone," she said.
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There's this nice little house I like to land in—just up and over a crest, just out of the way—and I was quietly going about my business and searching the place for ammo when I heard a creak, and then another creak, and then the soft rustle of footsteps, and now I was on my guard.
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As an aside, Yoshihiro Akiyama with some side kicks could have been a monster... Perhaps that is what is most intriguing about this weekend's fight with Alex Caceres: both men can throw a great arsenal of different strikes, both are willing to try exciting and new things, but both men also do not really have a systematic method of going about things.
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The video appears to be the latest in a series of incidents in which white people have called the police on people of color for going about their lives, and this particular case is drawing comparisons on Twitter to a woman, dubbed #BBQBecky, who called the police on a group of black people having a barbecue in Oakland in May.
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And like the Boston patriots who protested the haughty British imposition of a heavy tax on tea, legislators and bureaucrats who dare to impose higher taxes and penalties on ordinary citizens going about their business and utilizing a totally renewable resource — water — in a hygienic and responsible way — may find that it is the water police who get dunked this time around.
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Terrorists who pervert the teachings of Islam to kill innocent people going about their daily lives, people traveling through airports in Brussels and Istanbul, families celebrating on the beachfront in France, men and women shopping in a market in Baghdad, and just this week, an 85-year-old priest whose throat was slit by terrorists who stormed his church during Mass.
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But instead of, you know, just going about his movie star life, palling around with Timothée Chalamet in Italy or whatever, Hammer bestowed on us a souvenir from his trip down south, giving all his followers a subtle and important reminder that like Willie Nelson, Snoop Dogg, Barry O, and a majority of Americans, the guy likes to blaze it.
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That in itself is notable: The traditional way of going about speaking to a counselor or therapist that you might get through your work's health insurance can take up to 25 days for your first appointment, Ginger notes, by which point the problem that got you interested in speaking to someone in the first place may have become significantly worse.
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Roma, who earlier in the month cut ties with Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport for using the headline "Black Friday" alongside pictures of two black players to promote an upcoming match, tweeted that it was "surprised" by the campaign, and that it understands the league&aposs intentions, however doesn&apost believe it is going about things in the right way.
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A lot of us (8.2 million in the UK, to be exact) will know the feeling well: you're going about your day, when suddenly you can't concentrate; your heart rate gets quicker, your palms start to sweat, your face feels flushed, and then an inexplicable but nonetheless very real sense of impending doom prickles through you, like a bout of poison pumping around your bloodstream.
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Wiseman works in the observational mode, which means his films contain no captions, dates, or talking-head interviews: We just see what his camera captured, which in this case includes community meetings, benefit dinners, after-school programs, readings with authors and scholars (including Richard Dawkins and Ta-Nehisi Coates), and NYPL patrons going about their business in the library's branches all over the city.
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From the bombastic runway events, to the eclectic displays of personal style that pepper the sidewalks outside the shows; the looks that are presented to us online, on social media, and — if you live in one of the world's fashion capitals — right in front of our faces as we're going about our lives provide a real-time mood board that inform our outfit-making decisions.
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On one side, Palo Alto has the massive fortunes created by Silicon Valley's technology industry, while in East Palo Alto, mostly on the other side of Highway 101, the community has been squeezed out, away from these fortunes … a documentary record of residents of both communities who are, in their own way, working and going about their daily lives while living in the shadow of the technology giants.
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