And it found an audience that gravitated toward its gravitas.
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When Peter was there, I gravitated toward the feminine prints.
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His mind immediately gravitated toward two things: space and toys.
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Today, those functions have gravitated elsewhere, but the aesthetic lingers.
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I instinctively gravitated towards tinted multipurpose balms and dewy foundations.
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They had similar experiences and thus gravitated toward similar attitudes.
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"When she gravitated to him, I knew he was O.K."
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He later gravitated toward a more socially engaged, documentary style.
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Her musical tastes gravitated toward Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift.
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She particularly gravitated toward family law cases and domestic disputes.
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What were some of the symbols that they gravitated to?
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But makeup artists gravitated toward multicolored eye makeup this season.
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But she gravitated back to opioid painkillers and, eventually, heroin.
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She gravitated toward jobs with financial companies during the summer.
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The market's attention has gravitated more toward the glut in fuels.
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I naturally gravitated to the most interesting subjects wherever we went.
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I gravitated towards it because it's what we experience every day.
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He studied piano from an early age, then gravitated to drums.
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Users gravitated towards the sex toys, animal torture, and hard drugs.
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Is the music you have gravitated towards typically more riff-heavy?
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But Mitchell gravitated to a life of crime over organized hoops.
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I always [gravitated] to what little Asian role models we had.
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It's certainly understandable that our cultural mandate has gravitated toward gravity.
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Hall became, he writes, increasingly alienated at home and gravitated towards
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Upon entering my room, my attention immediately gravitated to the bed.
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Little by little, the discussion gravitated to assaults on Sloterdijk's positions.
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I saw it in other people, and I gravitated to that.
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He gravitated toward forbidden imagery, from violence and monsters to Satan.
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That's why I gravitated towards it, to sort of remain anonymous.
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He considered becoming an Episcopal priest, but gravitated toward medicine instead.
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I kind of always naturally gravitated to that part of the kitchen.
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Young voters, in particular, have gravitated to Mr. Sanders, Mr. Damore said.
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" Our boys naturally gravitated toward Daddy's tools, worms and gross "boy things.
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That's when people gravitated toward buy-and-hold index funds, he added.
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For the first time in my life, I gravitated towards bold prints.
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The people on the wrong end of this clearly gravitated toward Trump.
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I gravitated towards him because he was always awkward; I liked that.
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And at many of those groups, she gravitated toward other former Hasid.
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I gravitated to those things, and opportunities arose that fit my sensibilities.
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He typically gravitated to whatever part of the room she was in.
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Instead, Ms. Land gravitated to work, holding a series of hourly jobs.
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Chesky "gravitated naturally to the role of leader," Fortune wrote in 2015.
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High-profile state lawmakers gravitated to Northam, including McAuliffe and Democratic Sens.
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You gravitated towards urban areas, which have always been the safest options.
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What began as a fringe movement gravitated slowly toward the cultural mainstream.
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He gravitated toward the one man who could help him: Lyndon Johnson.
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As a teenager, I gravitated toward an archetype embodied by my cousin.
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He painted into his late 20s, he said, then gravitated toward curating.
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Many donors said they gravitated toward politicians focused on the 2018 elections.
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With her natural athleticism, she could have gravitated to basketball or soccer.
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Have you gravitated to any brands or types of watches in particular?
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There's only one or two of us that they have gravitated toward.
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Finding the theater culture of the time unadventurous, he gravitated to television.
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I gravitated in that direction, too — if not with the same effect.
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The mayor spoke highly of the athlete, saying that people gravitated toward him.
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For decades, the world has gravitated towards the sweetness of these two subjects.
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And it is one Democrats have increasingly gravitated toward heading into the election.
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It's not even about targeting, it's about who's really gravitated to our service.
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It's no wonder that I gravitated to anime at such an early age.
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So,once we did get introduced to it, it's something we gravitated towards.
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"The two disciplines, coloring and lettering gravitated to two different programs," he said.
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People really gravitated to them, especially because, like me, they love their animals.
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Investors have gravitated toward those funds as the bond market has proven choppier.
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After Lumumba and his comrades founded MXGM, Akuno gravitated to its Oakland chapter.
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"Throughout the history of humankind, people have gravitated towards unproven remedies," Leffell said.
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She gravitated toward painting and continued to pursue an austere, '60s minimalist form.
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What they loved even more was the way Garoppolo's teammates gravitated toward him.
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In recent years, Cage has gravitated to more eclectic parts in independent films.
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Sivan began singing lessons at seven, studying recital music, but gravitated toward pop.
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In the eighties, he fell under Péladan's sway and gravitated toward Symbolist fantasy.
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His nickname was Savage, and friends gravitated toward his humor and nonconformist style.
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There are those who say King gravitated toward socialism later in his life.
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And in the last few festivals, schools have gravitated to overtly political plays.
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She didn't share that she had gravitated toward girls' clothing and toys since childhood.
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Historically, investors have gravitated toward more defensive- and commodity-focused sectors in late cycles.
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For girls, at least in the last decade, Halloween costumes largely gravitated toward princesses.
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Or does his emergence say something about where the Republican party has gravitated to?
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And a lot of them have gravitated towards some of the second-tier candidates.
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" He added, "The reason why I gravitated more towards country — country music tells stories.
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Throughout his 91 years, he's gravitated to either white or Anglo-looking Latina women.
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Then the revolution waned and, for some unknowable reason, we gravitated back to shaving.
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Those who have gravitated to France are called "Dublinés," in reference to the law.
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There, he gravitated toward black power groups, displaying his affinity for them on Facebook.
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It's also different from 2008, when some donors gravitated to either Clinton or Obama.
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A natural athlete, Harris gravitated to basketball, football and baseball, but never played golf.
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Though they have gravitated toward the left ever since the 20183s, they are fractured.
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Instead, she gravitated to the Minimalism of composers like Steve Reich and Terry Riley.
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Because Palmer was the defending champion, the soldiers that year gravitated to his gallery.
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But a lot of the grassroots energy in the labor movement gravitated toward Sen.
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I gravitated to the new Lumini Home because it was a pretty pink mirror.
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It's the term consumers gravitated toward and why shouldn't Hawaiian-makers profit off that?
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Out of place and socially adrift, he "gravitated toward the beach," where he bodysurfed.
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Perhaps that explains why immigrants to Los Angeles have gravitated towards making and selling them.
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"There were a variety of women who gravitated toward bringing in other women," says Beauchamp.
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"I kind of gravitated to the sport as if I played it before," Nadirah says.
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Walking into the party, I gravitated towards a duo of very chill-looking Asian women.
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Since the 1950s, Hollywood's biggest names have gravitated toward cat-eye sunglasses (Hi, Marilyn Monroe).
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I was never much of the sporting type, so I naturally gravitated toward video games.
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For years, money has gravitated to the cheapest ETFs, whether they be passive or active.
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No surprise, the market gravitated more towards its historic valuations if FOMC days were excluded.
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Authoritarian-minded voters have, by and large, gravitated toward the Republican Party in recent years.
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As voters have gravitated to Mr. Trump's unchecked impulsiveness and Mr. Sanders's unabashed idealism, Mrs.
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Over the course of their rocky 15-month relationship, Merkel has largely gravitated toward scolding.
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In the end, he gravitated more toward joining a bigger and established company, he says.
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Because his father had heart disease, Dr. Holland originally gravitated toward a career in cardiology.
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I used to say that people always gravitated towards the biggest screen at their discretion.
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SIMON That's what happened, which is that porn production gravitated to the San Fernando Valley.
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But in recent years, art galleries have gravitated to this district, abutting a namesake park.
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While their roles overlapped, Roger gravitated toward making the wine and Georges toward selling it.
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She eventually gravitated to Andy Warhol and his Factory entourage of eccentric artists and performers.
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Economists, pundits, and policymakers alike have often gravitated toward macroeconomic indicators in broaching the topic.
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Instead, McDonald&aposs, Wendy&aposs, and other chains — including Taco Bell — gravitated towards bundled deals.
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I gravitated strongly to games that gave me satisfying arcs in a smaller time frame.
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I gravitated towards the Vanguard Optical 03 because of it&aposs classic and timeless design.
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Does that spirit come from any particular influence or have you always gravitated to experimentation?
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And I think that people who are okay with that may have gravitated toward MMA.
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And younger people have gravitated to Snapchat, Facebook, and other social sites to stay in touch.
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And my suspicion is that people are more gravitated to the authenticity than the actual substance.
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In recent years, more children have gravitated toward video games and electronics instead of traditional toys.
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Cravens gravitated to her Unfakery work in part because her enthusiasm for political activism has waned.
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Growing up with the stigma of being "big," I gravitated to larger clothes to feel smaller.
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By this point, we naturally gravitated towards writing material that was a little bit more direct.
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The singer opted for silver earrings this time, and gravitated to the spiked look once again.
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Mak's hyperactive imagination has gravitated towards this type of creative expression from a very young age.
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So a lot of the songs, I just kind of gravitated more toward all my melodies.
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It had become clear to him and his team that people had gravitated to his message.
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Lee's work, in particular, gravitated toward the connection between the artwork and the artist's interior world.
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In New York, he gravitated toward the Abstract Expressionists, befriending well-known artists like Lenore Tawney.
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He gravitated to Nintendo Game Boy and eventually moved to the Nintendo 64 and Sony PlayStation.
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Even if she didn't understand why at that time, she gravitated to places that were familiar.
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At Oberlin College in Ohio he gravitated to religious studies, practicing his saxophone on the side.
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His father, John, was an Australian rules football coach, but Cahill gravitated to a different sport.
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On a subsequent visit, I brought my sister and her friend, who gravitated to dressier fare.
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Mr. Fisketjon gravitated toward the literary world shortly after he graduated from Williams College in 1976.
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Instead, professional women gravitated to stable sources of income in fields like law, education or medicine.
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Since nobody wanted my stories and people seemed to want my screenplays, I gravitated toward affection.
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Then, as now, each side gravitated toward intractable positions while showing little appetite for continued compromise.
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Mr. Mnuchin, one official said, has gravitated in recent days toward a tougher line on China.
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At first, people gravitated toward the blueberries, which had enticed us with promises of edible samples.
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She moved it soon after that to SoHo, where many other galleries and artists had gravitated.
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With no previous experience in the region, and little knowledge, I gravitated instinctually to Shuafat camp.
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By then he had gravitated toward graphics, which scarcely existed as a profession distinct from advertising.
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David preferred history and nonfiction, whereas I gravitated toward fiction writers of color and immigrant narratives.
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I felt like the records gravitated towards me during a time when I needed them most.
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I can't put my finger on it, but people really gravitated to what we were doing.
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Ultimately she gravitated toward physics problems, constructing mathematical tools to forecast what should happen in physical systems.
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I saw them in the fitting and was immediately gravitated towards them because I had to be.
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Like her older brother, Nelson gravitated to songwriting and wrote her first tune when she was 10.
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It made a deliberate decision to make women spokespeople because media outlets constantly gravitated toward male activists.
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I found myself gravitating towards collage the way I gravitated towards writing poetry as a sullen teenager.
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Some have gravitated toward eating bowhead whale carcasses that have been picked apart and discarded by hunters.
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And I think it helps explain why the public gravitated towards outsider candidates in 211 and 213.
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He immediately gravitated to the most emotional individuals that stopped by Standefer's office to consult with her.
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Clinton predicted tight races in the Midwestern states, where economically struggling voters have gravitated to Mr. Sanders.
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I happened to Instagram one [of the inspirational quotes on the chalkboard] and people gravitated towards it.
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I think he gravitated to the side horse because he was familiar with horses, back in Alabama.
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Ms. Clinton often gravitated to weighty policy discussions and interspersed statistics and SAT words into casual conversations.
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Mr. Hayes, too, said that being gay was a reason he gravitated toward swimming as a boy.
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The people who were always out of place in school just gravitated to me for some reason.
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On tour buses and in South Florida club houses, Bill Biener gravitated toward microphones whenever he could.
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Clinton grew up in Plainfield, New Jersey, where he gravitated toward the jubilant harmonies of doo-wop.
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All, I may conjecture, will have the same underlying reason: they gravitated to what they feared most.
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Clinton predicted tight races in the Midwestern states, where economically struggling voters have gravitated to Mr. Sanders.
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Out of the collection, I've gravitated toward the Argan Oil because I need a little extra moisture.
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That probably has something to do with why young women and gay men gravitated towards the show.
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They immediately gravitated to the pool at the hotel because the children loved water, Ms. Coleman said.
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Such areas are now increasingly Republican, as voters without an advanced degree have gravitated to conservative appeals.
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As an undergraduate and then a law student at Georgetown University, Mr. Manafort gravitated toward Republican politics.
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Sons of Kemet's music reaches vastly across the diaspora, though it has increasingly gravitated toward the Antilles.
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"We've really gravitated more towards that — this being on the ground and in touch," Mr. Thompson said.
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So while people liked the idea of eating their vegetables, they still gravitated to Twitter's candy aisle.
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Naïve, stubborn and prickly, she gravitated to animals and the Yorkshire moors, where "Wuthering Heights" is set.
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At West Point, the soft-spoken cadet from Florida gravitated to theater and liked listening to Tchaikovsky.
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One of those is Dina Zingaro, who gravitated to the neighborhood when she moved from New Jersey.
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From the moment she learned how to walk and talk, Jazz Jennings gravitated toward dresses and dolls.
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India, in contrast, has many small companies with good growth rates, and Mr. Chace has gravitated there.
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And after Thomas gravitated to golf anyway, his father refrained from burdening him with demands or expectations.
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The Atlanta native gravitated toward local artists like Lil' Jon and Usher but also liked country music.
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As people gravitated to rival big box stores, the bottom fell out of Sears' lucrative appliance business.
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However, Americans have not gravitated toward fuel efficient cars, electric vehicles and hybrids as much as anticipated.
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Some gravitated toward lesser-known grapes simply because they were interested in making different sorts of wines.
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"We gravitated to the idea of social entrepreneurs when it was a fairly nascent thing," he said.
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Naïve, stubborn and prickly, she gravitated to animals and the Yorkshire moors where "Wuthering Heights" is set.
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Consumers have gravitated away from expensive devices that don't offer big hardware changes over what they already own.
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Walker, the longtime Ted Cruz volunteer, also gravitated to Unfakery's work after losing her fire for political activism.
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Like other artists at the time, he gravitated towards more figurative art after an era defined by abstraction.
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I've always gravitated towards photography and had en eye for composition, but I've never done anything professionally before.
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As Trump has pounded immigration as a core re-election issue, Twitter discussions about Democrats have gravitated elsewhere.
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The military veteran worked as a technician for the city of Portland and had gravitated towards public service.
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In October, Spin Master released Hatchimals, and a variety of kids gravitated towards the toys almost right away.
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" The star said she gravitated toward the black designer onesie because she's currently having a "bell bottoms moment.
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The polling in early voting states shows most Democrats have gravitated to that short list of four candidates.
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That's why she gravitated towards Wonder Woman and continues to see the character as an important symbol today.
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But those investments fell short as more shoppers gravitated to discount chains like TJX (TJX) and Amazon (AMZN).
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In the 2010 and 85033 midterms, they gravitated back to the Republican Party in the face of ObamaCare.
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He had an insane following—and from there maybe half of my followers gravitated towards my personal Instagram.
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The news media gravitated to the story and helped make her an emblem of the anti-logging movement.
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When they speak specifically about their addictions, they are quick to play down the drugs they gravitated toward.
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Taiwan now draws the sorts of dissidents, rights groups and events that once naturally gravitated to Hong Kong.
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JR Scola and Max Nova: We attended film school at NYU and gravitated toward experimental film and animation.
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From a young age, Mr. Melendez said, the brothers did not watch cartoons, but gravitated to cooking shows.
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Gold gravitated back to skating because she sought the kind of structure that had grounded her during treatment.
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He gravitated to courses he felt would help him professionally, like music production, arranging and Afro-Caribbean percussion.
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Tutored by a prominent Marxist scholar, Chen Qiren, Mr. Wang gravitated toward the study of Western political thought.
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I gravitated toward Ryan Blythe, who had a coterie of assistants swirling around him, anticipating his every move.
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Coronavirus concernsSeveral analysts speculated that worries about the coronavirus was a big reason investors gravitated towards the stock.
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In places like Texas and Ohio or Michigan, when he went to Flint, black people gravitated toward him.
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At the same time, the city's business community has gravitated in part to Daley, helping finance his campaign.
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Like their father, both Tracy boys gravitated to sports before they were old enough to tie their shoes.
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Q. You had no previous experience in the region, and little knowledge but gravitated instinctually to Shuafat camp?
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I was so starved for a glimpse of myself on screen that I naturally gravitated towards these portrayals.
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Ms. Morris gravitated to fashion coverage because it was among the relatively few reporting specialties that welcomed women.
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Younger women in particular gravitated toward the senator, who garnered 69 percent of votes from women under 45.
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The cultural division has fed into a generational division: younger voters, particularly unmarried women, have gravitated to the Democrats.
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He gravitated toward robots as a career and got a degree in biomedical engineering from the University of Miami.
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For me personally, I gravitated towards this movement because I was a big fan of the Life magazine photographers.
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The company has lost considerable influence among developers, who have gravitated to Apple's iOS and Google's Android operating systems.
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Iowa's Republican voters have typically gravitated toward candidates who emphasize their religious identities and support for traditional family values.
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I've always gravitated toward Kim's verse not only because of its imagery but because it offered something so different.
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For the sequel, the team at Nintendo are largely expanding on what players gravitated toward with the original Splatoon.
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Year to date, EEM has been a strong performer, adding 15 percent as investors have gravitated toward riskier assets.
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"She weirdly gravitated toward E.T., which just shows good storytelling is good storytelling," Lively says of her older daughter.
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As many photojournalists gravitated towards bloodshed and violence during the Augusto Pinochet years, Errazuriz's work became even more distinct.
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For analog lovers, there's a table full of old typewriters (where all the journalists gravitated at the opening party).
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One of the main reasons that people have gravitated toward the game — whether it's players or publishers — is Yarny.
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Living in Naples, my professional life has often gravitated north of the city, all the way up to Caserta.
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"I saw them in the fitting and was immediately gravitated towards them because I had to be," she explained.
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Fans have gravitated toward a possible Connie and Daryl pair, even coining them Donnie, because of the pair's chemistry.
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And in those white kitchens, people gravitated towards brass or bronze finishes to add a subtle pop of color.
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Ms. Turner gravitated toward apartments still occupied by the departing renter, where she could see the furniture in place.
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Muslim athletes have typically gravitated to soccer and basketball, but many have started playing ice hockey and ball hockey.
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They gravitated toward each other as they were among the few who were not dressed up for the occasion.
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Rabbi Goldstein, of the Institute for Jewish Spirituality, explained why Rabbi Cowan gravitated toward the pioneering work she did.
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The more he learned about watches — especially about their histories, he said — the more he gravitated toward vintage ones.
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I wondered if curators had colors they particularly gravitated towards when planning exhibitions and if so, what they were.
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Readers have gravitated to email newsletters — they're the best way to cut through the overwhelming nature of everything online.
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Megadonors interested in watchdogging the media have instead gravitated to more cautious groups like Mr. Bozell's Media Research Center.
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Private equity has gravitated toward specialties like emergency medicine and anesthesia because a few companies wield enormous market power.
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Private equity firms have gravitated toward specialties like emergency medicine and anesthesia because those niches hold enormous market power.
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Text continued to be a prominent element in Armajani's art, though over time, he gravitated from Persian to English.
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He gravitated to carnival celebrations and music as a child and joined his first band when he was 11.
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"We gravitated toward Walmart because they have this fantastic physical infrastructure," Brian Philips, CEO of FedEx Office, told CNBC.
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Migrants gravitated to the area on the edge of Calais when smaller camps scattered around the city were bulldozed.
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My dad was in IT. I loved math early on, and I naturally gravitated towards space movies like Apollo 22015.
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In that area and others with a Democratic tradition such as Illinois' 12th District, voters have increasingly gravitated toward Republicans.
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We began to have inside jokes related to the show, and increasingly, we gravitated toward one another in group settings.
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Sick customers gravitated toward robust plans, and they used so much coverage that the premiums didn't cover all the bills.
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I gravitated toward the coral because I was nostalgic for my iPhone 5C from years ago in the same shade.
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And music, it's funny, music was something that I'd always just gravitated towards, and it felt very natural for me.
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However, recently I have found that I've gravitated to Petites sections just to cut down on all of the messiness.
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"Vito was at the facility every day for training camp in 2018 and players gravitated towards him," the spokesperson said.
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Trump gravitated toward those who played to his instincts -- which, in hindsight, weren't in his best interest, two advisers said.
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So if there's anything from the past or anything that reminds me of childhood, I'm automatically gravitated towards those things.
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Over 50 Wear OS watches have hit the market so far, and fashion brands have really gravitated to the platform.
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Other people gravitated towards my personality — but at my school, the kids had never met someone so sporadic like me.
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There are other shows that were up against Friends that didn't work because the entire audience gravitated in one direction.
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U.S. and Canadian trade unions have complained that more manufacturing has gravitated to Mexico due to the country's low wages.
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The heartier teas with big, fruity or nutty, bold flavors naturally gravitated toward the richer flavors of rum and bourbon.
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They also believe the bill could position them better with senior voters, who have gravitated to the GOP since 22019.
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After working at a nightclub and a stint owning a record store, Beeley gravitated to the job he holds now.
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He gravitated towards spray-painting his city's walls as a teen because it felt like a vessel for public creativity.
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She had fussed over the girls when they were babies, but as they got older they gravitated toward their mother.
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Voters, especially in Johannesburg, the provincial capital and the country's largest city, have gravitated to opposition parties in recent elections.
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Being a thinking type explained why, as a mother, she had gravitated toward strict baby-training rather than sentimental coddling.
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Remi Rosmarin, reporterThe sock boot may be of the moment, but it's not a trend I've ever really gravitated towards.
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"I always gravitated to bigness in transformation, so the berry girl scenario was easy to get excited about," Maxgrowth said.
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Mainstream publications and fans who otherwise didn't pay much attention to noise gravitated toward the composerly qualities of her music.
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Naïve, stubborn and prickly, she gravitated to animals and the Yorkshire moors, above circa 1940, where "Wuthering Heights" is set.
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Nothing in "Extra Ordinary," a comedy from Mike Ahern and Enda Loughman, suggests that ghosts have gravitated specifically toward Ireland.
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From California, the most well-known winemaking place in the US, Krista has gravitated to two of the least famous.
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"I've just gravitated towards this lifestyle and it's done so many things in my life that are positive," she says.
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Google's office is right smack in the middle of downtown, where many other companies have gravitated toward in recent years.
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He himself often gravitated toward the ornate vestments of Pope Pius IX. "He was quite the dandy," Mr. Bolton said.
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"One of the reasons I gravitated toward it was that everything was designed with female ergonomics in mind," she says.
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He gravitated toward it because the faces in it were perfect, without the scars and blemishes of everyone he knew.
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They gravitated to boy toys and girl toys, boy colors and girl colors, boy TV shows and girl TV shows.
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He gravitated not to the traditional painting faculty, but to teachers interested in Conceptualism, including performance and mathematically determined abstraction.
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I didn't have an older brother who showed me this stuff, but I gravitated towards it wherever I saw it.
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On the other hand, I've actually kind of gravitated towards the term "death spirituality", but happy to use "death positivity".
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Since the banning of r/Incels, the worst and most violently misogynistic members of the incel culture have gravitated to Incels.
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I gravitated towards that, but those graphics were much more design based—checker boards across the whole deck with a logo.
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I also gravitated towards her because I needed a badass girl who could really blow and own the song with me.
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I tend to be pretty unemotional and insensitive, and in the past I've gravitated towards guys who were similar to me.
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They, like many, gravitated toward the "David and Goliath" story of 19th-century newspaper kids unionizing against publishing giant Joseph Pulitzer.
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And the lack of public objection to Trump's efforts by elected Republicans today demonstrates how the party has gravitated toward him.
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One of those opportunities is participation in sport, and one of the sports which Afghan women have gravitated to is cycling.
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The Carti stuff—I'm happy that the world gravitated toward it because they don't even know what I used to do!
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With her new album, "I just gravitated toward the songs that were honest to where I'm at right now," she said.
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It's something he gravitated towards when he sold wine for a living and then travelled to France to learn the ropes.
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Given some of her most high-profile initiatives while in the White House, we're not surprised Obama has gravitated towards athleisure.
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Because he had a high upper range, he also gravitated toward Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Dinah Washington and other female singers.
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I'd gravitated toward narrative journalism and personal essays, and had already connected with a trio of Davids — Sedaris, Rakoff and Eggers.
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He grew interested in artificial intelligence, and eventually gravitated toward computer vision—a field that allowed him to watch machines think.
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Investors who depend on income in retirement or for other needs have gravitated to dividend stocks amid continuing low interest rates.
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Blame Chance the Rapper, but this week around THUMP HQ we've gravitated toward songs a hair more joyful than weeks past.
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New York's professional athletes have long gravitated to luxury Manhattan high-rises, trendy TriBeCa lofts and sprawling mansions on the Hudson.
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Earlier in my career, I gravitated toward people who I thought were amazing, and then when things become difficult, things changed.
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" Ms. Baker explained: "Things were happening for us all at the same time and I think we've gravitated to each other.
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She started smoking after waking up, and then gravitated to the thick, amberlike extractions that offer higher concentrations of psychoactive THC.
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Because of its real and perceived geographic precariousness, Pakistan has naturally gravitated toward asymmetric military solutions — specifically, the use of proxies.
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Some of its voters appeared to have gravitated toward the Joint List, which made a strong push for liberal Jewish support.
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Mr. Bessa has gravitated to artists like Mr. Pettibon, who adds handwritten phrases to his work, and the "outstanding" Jason Fox.
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Mr. Youngerman gravitated toward a Constructivist style of abstraction, in the vein of Mondrian, with precisely ordered, sharp-edged geometric shapes.
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The two friends gravitated to the Nation of Gods and Earths, a black cultural movement founded in Harlem in the 313s.
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Creative lawyers, often representing the patent trolls, gravitated to the districts where they knew outcomes were likely to be most favorable.
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Because when mint and menthol were excluded from flavors being "voluntarily" removed by JUUL in convenience stores, teens gravitated to them.
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It's no coincidence that he's gravitated to cult bands like Massive Attack and Gorillaz, who also rip up the rule book.
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For a time as a youth he would paint alongside his father in his studio, but he soon gravitated toward writing.
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As I flipped through college guide books, I dog-eared those schools I knew people from my hometown typically gravitated towards.
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"She was always attuned to the women who were asking the best questions and the women to whom others gravitated," Bundles said.
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Stars have gravitated to this colorful VOTE tee by Tory Burch, including Yara Shahidi, Camila Mendes, Jessica Alba, Mindy Kaling and more.
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In an interview with Variety ahead of Colette's screening at Sundance last January, Knightley was asked why she gravitated toward historical roles.
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Wealthy Chinese consumers have gravitated toward Apple, and President Xi Jinping and the Communist Party still aim to keep the public happy.
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There, Ms. Nickolan gravitated to the art therapy room, a refuge that inspired her to retrieve some old art supplies from storage.
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And because I grew up in New Haven and my father was a firefighter in the city, my interest gravitated towards politics.
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And lower- and middle-income and working-class white Americans have gravitated toward the Republican Party for both good and bad reasons.
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In short, he was an addict in every sense of the word, so naturally he gravitated toward a career on Wall Street.
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" If American voters gravitated toward foreign policy wonks, said Brinkley, "Everyone running for president would have Ph.D.s from Harvard in international affairs.
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When trotted around the public, all eyes gravitated toward her, in much the same way eyes gravitate toward eligible bachelors and bachelorettes.
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While Posh mostly stuck to pointy-toe pumps and stilettos that wrapped up her leg, her bandmates gravitated toward more eccentric styles.
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An unhappy pasta fan claims she gravitated to Ronzoni's new option ... 5 different pastas with fewer calories that make for healthy choices.
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While some US allies, like Saudi Arabia and Israel, gravitated toward his strongman leadership style, others, principally in Europe, have been horrified.
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Losing a father at 227, I gravitated toward this larger-than-life figure who was dynamic, proud and, of course, the greatest.
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Raised in Kentucky as a "yellow-dog Democrat," she once gravitated to the GOP for its stances on defense and free trade.
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"Descartes was a big inspiration, so when I went into economics I naturally gradually gravitated towards the economics of uncertainty," he recalls.
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The video for "Cheap Queen" embodies many of the reasons why fans, especially in the LGBTQ community, have gravitated towards King Princess.
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He voted for Jimmy Carter in 1980 but soon gravitated to Ronald Reagan, and to the Republican Party's staunch opposition to abortion.
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After years of successful practice, he gravitated toward politics and was elected to the Senate in 1965 on the Christian Democratic ticket.
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Clinton aides predict tight races in the Midwestern states where economically struggling voters have gravitated to the populist pitch of Mr. Sanders.
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As a kid he always gravitated to drawing, but he never took it seriously until entering art school in his later life.
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After fighting, with some success, to improve conditions there, reformers gravitated toward a more drastic solution in 2016: shut the hellhole down.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox But now that Sanders's hopes for a 2016 nomination have been dashed, his supporters have mostly gravitated toward Clinton.
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On Saturday, she tried to offer an olive branch to the white working-class voters there who have gravitated to Mr. Trump.
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So naturally we gravitated towards the only girl in the group and eventually, well, I suppose I fell in love with her.
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And over the last few years Microsoft has gained traction with the artistic design crowd that had always gravitated towards the Mac.
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It was the more genteel disciplines of natural science, astronomy, chemistry, botany and anatomy, to which women of a certain class gravitated.
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I gravitated toward "Baker's Royale" for its delicate and very pretty Chocolate Affogato Mousse Cake and for the Banana Upside-Down Cake.
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With a dearth of Asian-American representation in pop culture, Yeun and his friends gravitated to Will Smith for his outsider appeal.
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MacCaig came from the New York area and gravitated to Belfast; Foreman, raised in Dublin by his mother, looked to New York.
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But on my most recent outing, I gravitated to the Basque-style squid in a deep and creamy Mordor-like ink sauce.
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Like most youth raised in racially diverse neighborhoods after the civil rights and Black Power movements, Ms. Tobak gravitated to hip-hop.
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I gravitated toward Celsius for the same reason I had wanted to learn French: to experience the world through a foreign filter.
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They initially gravitated toward Ted Cruz, in part because he was an outsider in the Senate—loathed by even his Republican peers.
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Mr. Smith gravitated to luthiery, making his first dulcimer, played on the lap, and apprenticing at the school for nearly a year.
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My biggest priority when depicting Emira's group of friends was to make it completely apparent why these girls gravitated toward one another.
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A handful have already gravitated toward the former vice president, and more are expected to follow before Democrats start voting on Feb.
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I think just that idea of just infinitely approaching what's better, or what's perfect, is something that we kind of gravitated toward.
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Organic chemistry put an end to that, and she gravitated toward her playwriting professor, George Bass, the executor of Langston Hughes's estate.
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One local mill, Marini, followed the American clothing brands that were its customers as they gravitated to China, shipping its fabric there.
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Helms said that customers have gravitated toward acai bowls because they are antioxidant rich, are covered in delicious fruit and look beautiful.
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As the social platform aged, younger users have gravitated toward newer alternatives, such as Snapchat and Instagram, which is owned by Facebook.
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When I asked what would run afoul of the policy, Smith gravitated toward examples of attempts to trick people out of voting.
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Davis gravitated to the latter, which took on painters from the disbanded Henri school and whose most talented member was Edward Hopper.
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At each step in my education — from astrophysics to computer science to neuroscience — I've gravitated to spaces with progressively greater female representation.
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So I think because we were all young, we all gravitated to stuff that was in communities that we were already in.
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Over the decades that followed, authoritarians increasingly gravitated toward the GOP, where their concentration gave them more and more influence over time.
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I just naturally gravitated toward methadone because it was way more mundane, but maybe even more dramatic or horrific in some way.
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They've gravitated towards Rodgers because he's made an indelible, neon-pink mark on modern pop music (something you can dive into right here).
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Like a lot of bands, they just sorta gravitated together as young freaks living in a big-ish city and started playing songs.
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For me, even though I gravitated towards music, I knew I could shoot a bunch of different things and different subjects and styles.
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I immediately gravitated to the shiny jewelry display in the middle of the store, like an infant attracted to the most sparkly thing.
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He is not, he knows, an heir apparent to the voters who've historically gravitated to progressive icons like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
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When the emperor was revealed to have no clothes, nations like Tanzania did away with socialism and increasingly gravitated toward free-market fundamentals.
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Nonetheless, not all Germans bought into this consensus, and many of them gravitated toward AfD as the only party publicly voicing their concerns.
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"I've always gravitated to Latin artists — whether Yankee or Balvin or Bad Bunny, I look up to what they're doing," he told Billboard.
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States like Washington, with Democratic legislatures and governors, have gravitated more towards renewable targets and clean-energy subsidies than to outright carbon-pricing.
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After graduating from Binghamton University with a psychology degree, he moved to New Orleans, where he immediately gravitated toward commercial and editorial photography.
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Soon, the show—and the collection of performers and DJs that gravitated toward it—came to epitomize the messy, east London drag scene.
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Over the last decade, sales have shrunk as many automakers stopped building minivans altogether and more U.S. buyers gravitated toward sport utility vehicles.
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Some of his anti-establishment backers have gravitated to candidates even more outside the mainstream, like the entrepreneur Andrew Yang and Ms. Gabbard.
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I had gravitated toward the subject upon being struck by how a sophisticated, democratic society had made next to no use of imprisonment.
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The study also found that respondents gravitated toward both positive and negative definitions of the term much more than toward its academic meaning.
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Immediately after Roe, many abortion opponents gravitated toward the Democratic Party, identifying their cause with liberals' fight for civil rights for minority groups.
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But when given the chance, they gravitated toward the tents that were black and red instead of the white, yellow or green shelters.
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She asked to grow out her hair; she gravitated to more stereotypically girl toys and said she felt more comfortable wearing girl clothing.
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So I guess I was lucky enough to have gravitated toward those worlds, whether it was the Thor franchise or the Heroes series.
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Many also gravitated to the abolitionist principles of the new Republican Party, which was founded in a one-room schoolhouse in Ripon, Wis.
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But in Texas, a state without a strong labor presence, more Latinos have gravitated toward the center or even the right, Pastor notes.
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Users gravitated to Zao initially for the speed and accuracy by which it integrated ordinary people's faces into the bodies of movie stars.
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Some 3,000 of his followers gravitated to the agricultural settlement of Bulhoek, where they took up residence in the vicinity of white farmers.
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The ad was one of six produced by Wieden & Kennedy, an advertising agency, and executives at Budweiser say they gravitated to it immediately.
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Fiorucci was Mr. Walrod's entry into the cool-kids world, and he developed a reputation for design tastes that gravitated toward the unusual.
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As a child in the Westchester County suburb of Yorktown Heights, she studied ballet and modern dance but gravitated early to making dances.
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Gary Finau, who was a Delta Air Lines baggage handler, had never been exposed to the sport before his boys gravitated to it.
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The ad was one of six produced by Wieden & Kennedy, an advertising agency, and executives at Budweiser say they gravitated to it immediately.
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I have always gravitated towards these women in music who have an attitude that you don't expect to see from a woman performer.
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"I gravitated toward making video installations, which allowed far more freedom, ambiguity and lyricism that was lacking in my still photography," she explains.
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Now, with software making themeless puzzles far easier to churn out, I've gravitated toward themed puzzles, as well as collaborating with other constructors.
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There was even a detailed explanation of what tables the kids who proudly identified as gay, bi, trans and even pan gravitated to.
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As low-income residents relocate to wildfire territory outside the urban core, San Francisco's high-income residents have gravitated toward luxury waterfront developments.
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Seven Democrats are jockeying to challenge Mr. Roskam in the western suburbs of Chicago, and they have largely gravitated toward a single message.
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It was my first semester of college, and we immediately gravitated toward one another, buoys in the choppy waters of an unfamiliar sea.
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I've always gravitated towards oversized clothing, even as a kid; I was always in basketball shorts and tall tees, that's what I call them.
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I don't often reach for new products when I'm pressed for time, but for some reason I gravitated toward Laura Mercier's Flawless Fusion concealer.
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So yeah, I've certainly made songs I thought were uplifting and other people gravitated to the more melancholy aspects of it, and vice versa.
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The daughter of an Army veteran and herself an ROTC student at the time, Emily gravitated toward a theme connected to the armed forces.
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Lizzo "Karaoke" Big Freedia has a new EP out, and obviously I gravitated immediately to the track with Lizzo on it, because who wouldn't?
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I was building websites and as I was trying to find ways to generate passive income, I gradually gravitated towards the affiliate marketing space.
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Big, bold, and brash, he gravitated toward the sport of boxing in a Missouri penitentiary while serving time for a first degree robbery charge.
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As he gravitated more toward writing and storytelling on those projects, he would also sketch out ideas that he'd eventually use in Rebel Genius.
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Younger investors have especially gravitated toward so-called "altcoins", or virtual currencies other than bitcoin, which often trade at much lower values, analysts say.
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In doing so, Democrats believe the former president can help his wife with independent voters and men, two groups that have gravitated toward Trump.
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Ahrar al-Sham leaders have recently gravitated towards a more moderate stance closer to the relatively secular nationalist Free Syrian Army (FSA) rebel movement.
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So growing up, I gravitated toward the few Asian rock acts that would occasionally come to Seattle, like Guitar Wolf and Japanese punk bands.
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The question on how long the fresh extension would last was almost evenly split among economists who gravitated to either six or nine months.
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Being devotees of modern art, the couple gravitated to the landmark 1936 Rockefeller Apartments, built in the curvaceous International Style, on West 55th Street.
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The fighters in this gym had gravitated to Moscow from across the vast reaches of the Russian Federation with the desire to join them.
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Mr. Gruosi gravitated first to one fixing tiny gems into a gold and platinum setting, the pavé style that De Grisogono is known for.
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Without any particular encouragement, except the feeling that she'd been blocked from society on account of her name, Marine gravitated toward her father's milieu.
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I'm still unpacking why, as a strong, direct woman, I gravitated toward a sex act that made me feel helpless, passive, and even humiliated.
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As a kid growing up Southern California, Ayer gravitated towards the drums early on, and was later encouraged to play piano by his mom.
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At college, where Engelbrecht studied political science, she gravitated to journalism, later applying for jobs at National Geographic, Motor Trend, and Highlights for Children.
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More teens gravitated toward better types of birth control — like pills, IUDs, or implants — rather than relying on lower-quality birth control like condoms.
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That provision set something of a goal for Uber, which the investment bankers who were hired to take the company public also gravitated toward.
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As Phelps's own fame grew, he gravitated toward Australian swimmers, who could understand the scrutiny he faced better than most of his American teammates.
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Consumers gravitated to games offered through a so-called freemium model, in which players download the game for free and pay for additional features.
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"My mother was on the board of the Andy Warhol Museum and I originally gravitated to Pop Art," Mr. McGuinn, a management consultant, said.
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Only that I don't believe the country consciously rejected those standards as much as gravitated towards an easier way to satisfy its sexual fix.
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After announcing the three available options for the Cybertruck, customers quickly gravitated toward the two- and three-motor models over the single-motor one.
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With all of them, really, but the first one particularly blew all the circuits in my imagination, and I particularly gravitated toward Princess Leia.
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Coming of age in the 1960s and '70s, Thomas initially gravitated toward leftist militancy that put him at odds with his grandfather and brother.
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Since she married Prince Harry in May 2018, the duchess has gravitated toward classic shoe styles in muted colors like blush pink and beige.
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She has always gravitated toward conflict, whether arguing politics on Twitter or turning deadly serious subjects like Ebola and rape into stand-up fodder.
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It's certainly worth noting that the campaign gravitated to the things that people who aren't Donald Trump fans are most likely to find offensive.
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They gravitated toward projects that they feel are achievable within the time frame and their capacity as artists, looking at what's authentic and respectful.
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When looking at the pics, everyone's eyes gravitated towards the 36-year-old's left ring finger, which has been empty for the past three months.
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Last year, colored lenses were resurrected in the form of circular and aviator silhouettes, but most people gravitated toward classic shapes, like the cat-eye.
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They've come up in conversations over brunch; they're books we've gravitated towards in an effort to better understand our political climate; they're books that inspire.
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" As to why he's gravitated towards independent films in recent years, Cage says, "The main thing is that there are less cooks in the kitchen.
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THE MOM FRIENDS I have two close friends with similar-age children as Sonny, and I've really gravitated toward them since we all had kids.
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So, yeah, we talked to a bunch of people and Lizzie was the one who just kind of all of us just really gravitated towards.
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Yes, I hear Joe Newman's keening vocals, the "la-la" hooks and the clattering percussion but they've never been an act to which I've gravitated.
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Worldwide digital video game sales hit a record last year as the mobile market continued to rocket higher and hardcore gamers gravitated toward console downloads.
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Throughout her career, Watson has always gravitated towards pieces that are elegant, sophisticated, and memorable: corseted ballgowns, sharp pantsuits, unconventional shirting, and tea-length skirts.
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Many voters in the Midwest and Rust Belt gravitated to Trump, with a number of those states going red for the first time in decades.
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People have gravitated to cities, like Toliara, where the population has risen by 50 percent in the past two decades to around 120,000, said Col.
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Biden's weak spot is in stark contrast to former President Obama's popularity with young voters, many of whom gravitated toward his "hope and change" mantra.
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" Perry credits Yachty for having the vision: "I don't want to say nobody liked [my sound], but nobody gravitated to it until I met Yachty.
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Because I certainly gravitated to the guy holding everyone hostage and threatening to blow them up, even though that's obviously an illegal, misguided attention grab.
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It doesn't stop there: Inexpensive fashion-forward stores that teens once gravitated to — like Claire's, Charlotte Russe, and PacSun — have found themselves in bankruptcy court.
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Had Parliament taken control, it could have gravitated to a softer Brexit, keeping closer ties to the Continent than she called for in her plan.
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This meant there was a monolithic type of thinking where everyone gravitated towards the majority or what they already knew, which didn't really inspire innovation.
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Where nationalists are in government, they have gravitated toward key portfolios, like the interior ministry, that offer influence over law-and-order issues and immigration.
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While all the candidates are far more progressive in their policy positions than say, Barack Obama, liberal voters have largely gravitated toward Warren and Sanders.
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Like many young conservatives, he gravitated to talk radio, particularly the afternoon program of Larry Elder, whose broadcast regularly featured another local teenager, Stephen Miller.
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Though I was initially lured into Avalon's cozy cafe — with its coffee bar serving treats to be savored — I gravitated quickly toward the adjacent restaurant.
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Downtown artists, musicians, actors, skaters, and club kids gravitated to their store and partied with them after closing time; Michael Stipe was their first customer.
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Executives, investors, and strategists alike gravitated toward it when asked about the global landscape and how businesses and economies could keep growing amid mounting uncertainty.
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Although she and Mr. Young considered some high-tech solutions (in-ear Bluetooth devices, metronome watches), they've gravitated to acoustic instruments, some of them homemade.
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Uber sees the bikes and scooters as an alternative transportation solution for short trips, noting some riders have gravitated from cars to the smaller vehicles.
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If you presented yourself in an organization as a person of substance, then you ought to be willing to defend those who gravitated toward you.
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The U.S. relies less on coal and nuclear energy than it ever has before as the energy market has gravitated toward renewable sources in recent years.
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He gravitated toward the GOP in the 80's and will proudly vote to elect Donald J. Trump, a fellow Republican, to the nation's highest office.
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It's the same reason why I gravitated towards it when I was eleven or twelve and I started listening to Blink-182 for the first time.
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With that I gravitated toward fashion, whoever came along with a willing art director to turn my talents into work for them I was open to.
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The company chose Shandong for its temperate winters and proximity to transportation hubs, bucking a trend among other wine producers that gravitated toward China's western regions.
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Naturally I gravitated to "Some Grass" first because I still call weed grass and no matter how out of touch I might sound, I'm not stopping.
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Robinhood has attracted four million users, but many of its newest customers gravitated to the platform for two products that are still being rolled out slowly.
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I think that's really cool because my brother and I tend to be dark and cynical when we're together, so I kind of gravitated to that.
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I just wanted to be as close to VR as possible, and not being an engineer back then, I kind of gravitated toward a retail location.
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Tigers Jaw naturally gravitated towards Philadelphia's DIY scene, playing with their peers in bands like Balance and Composure and Title Fight, but never really fit exactly.
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Talking with the Chicago Tribune last year, Lefkofsky explained that he first gravitated to the idea after his wife successfully battled breast cancer several years ago.
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As his contemporaries gravitated towards large-scale, bombastic works, Newell moved in the opposite direction, at one point destroying all the pieces he'd produced to date.
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As a sneakerhead and a lover of vintage things, I immediately gravitated towards the SH/FT hikers in the purple/teal and the yellow/blue colorways.
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However, in contrast to Stewart's ventures into selling her lifestyle, Goop gravitated towards expansion within a higher price point, even collaborating with high-profile luxury designers.
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She gravitated toward the address for its domestic echoes: "In 'Cases' there's casa , and then Charlotte Perriand"—a modernist pioneer—"had her atelier here," she said.
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So too will writers who specialize in romance, science fiction, manga, and commercial fiction—genres with devoted audiences, who have already gravitated to Amazon's low prices.
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Being a queer womxn of color, I naturally gravitated toward spaces where I didn't have to deal with straight cis men groping me or grabbing me.
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From when I was a teenager in the 70s I was into sound system, and then I gravitated towards playing in bands in the early 80s.
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They gravitated toward his tough talk on defending the Second Amendment in the same way they did on other issues like crime, trade and illegal immigration.
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Sales of the Cruze have dwindled over the last few years as consumers gravitated away from small cars in favor of trucks and sport utility vehicles.
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Mythic stories gravitated to her, and in death she acquired one more: that of a writer who died too young and went unrecognized in her lifetime.
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On visits to the Bronx Zoo with his father, Alan gravitated to the old Lion House, with its rows of big cats roaring inside their cages.
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Well, there has always been two factions in the horror genre I've always gravitated to, and the first is the super classic stuff from the 30s.
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But over time, the white population gravitated toward the cookie-cutter subdivisions that sprouted nearby, taking with them businesses that had been in downtown Port Arthur.
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"It's about being Latino, speaking the same language and, in their case, the experience they have," Cespedes said, explaining why he gravitated toward Reyes and Cabrera.
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Their menu was originally split between Nepali and Indian cuisine, but diners gravitated toward saag paneer and tikka masala, and the Nepali dishes were quietly dropped.
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Many investors have also gravitated toward index funds that try to match the indexes directly, by buying all or nearly all of the stocks in them.
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But, as a fan of Tim Burton and David Lynch, he was dismayed by how theoretical the classes were, and gravitated instead toward the theatre program.
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This debate is Buttigieg's last chance to stop that slide and deliver a debate performance that reminds voters in Iowa why they had gravitated toward him.
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It also said rates could go even more negative if needed to ensure inflation gravitated to its long-held, and often missed, target of 4.0.79 percent.
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Though Kuei's video does not attempt to speculate on the root cause of Lin's perceived treatment, much of the ensuing discussion has gravitated toward Lin's race.
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Researchers raised on episodes of Wild Kingdom and the books of Jane Goodall gravitated toward fieldwork in remote places populated by animals they'd never otherwise encounter.
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As happened in that first small group at Crossroads, the group quickly gravitated toward discussing immediate, intimate concerns: What is the Christian way to fire someone?
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Troemel gravitated toward artists whose work falls under the label of institutional critique, which takes as its subject the hidden workings of the art world itself.
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And yet for several decades, far too many of America's best and brightest have gravitated toward Wall Street, lured by the promise of astronomical compensation packages.
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Jessica played tennis and did gymnastics and ballet, but growing up in Florida, she gravitated toward golf because there was seemingly a course around every corner.
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How have they all gravitated toward the facially odd position that the ongoing health of fossil fuel companies is the only way to secure American liberty?
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Much has been made over how Wayne gravitated toward the idea of a rock album because he saw himself as a rock star, which is true.
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Minor Threat were the kind of music I really gravitated to as a kid and when Ian was brought into the fold, I was so excited.
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As the younger generation of the Hutch dynasty rose to authority, they gravitated toward the drug trade, working alongside the other major Dublin crime faction, the Kinahans.
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There's a lot of memorabilia around our apartment, so he's sort of gravitated toward a lot of those things, like the R2D2s on the shelves the C3POs.
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"Look for strong demand to also come from Russian investors and the Russian community that has gravitated to the Coney Island environs in recent years," he added.
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Unlike some of the other wellness fads that Rinna has historically gravitated to — remember the vitamin IV drips a few seasons back, or her "bag of pills"?
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The lawsuit, based on police investigation reports, says that Grossheim told people he saw himself as a "superhero" who gravitated toward "these depressed people" and counseled them.
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From that point on people who felt as strongly about remaining in the European Union as Nigel Farage's supporters felt about leaving gravitated to the Liberal Democrats.
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Inducted into the mysteries of Wagner by his music-loving grandfather, he gravitated to music via school choir and work as a teenage extra in staged operettas.
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The majority of Dalit voters switched to the BSP led by Mayawati while the bulk of Muslim votes gravitated towards the SP, led by Mulayam Singh Yadav.
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I've been a programmer and have worked on my own companies since before I was a lawyer, so I naturally gravitated towards representing this kind of company.
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Others said they gravitated towards DIY venues like the Ghost Ship because they were from minority communities and did not feel safe or welcome in other spaces.
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In recent years, my interest has gravitated away from pictures made in a documentarian practice, toward those that blur the line between an active and reactive approach.
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After graduating in 1955 he enrolled in pre-med courses at Los Angeles City College but gravitated toward literature, earning an associate of arts degree in 1959.
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By 2011, when the two moved to Philadelphia for college, such styles were largely out of vogue, as youth culture gravitated more toward rap and electronic music.
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He was also keenly aware, however, that reminding voters why they gravitated to him in the first place could be the most powerful way to boost Mrs.
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It produced a sound that he gravitated to, as you couldn&apost tell what type of instrument was playing it — perfect for a galaxy far, far away.
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I gravitated naturally toward what I liked, which meant reading self-published lesbian romance novels on my Kindle and taking classes to become an emergency medical technician.
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I gravitated to the day's grilled meat, which happened to be kofta, a meatball whose chief ingredients were lamb, basturma (an air-cured beef), apricots and pistachios.
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But cost-conscious consumers have gravitated to these plans because they tend to offer lower premiums than health plans providing a greater choice of doctors and hospitals.
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He'd gravitated to music, as a performer, writer and band leader, managing despite the straitjacket of Jim Crow to absorb the black musical traditions he so admired.
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And those folks who gravitated to the Republican-led small government, anti-tax movement really don't like the idea of greater government provided employment and social welfare.
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As a lawyer, Wang Quanzhang gravitated toward controversy, taking on cases that involved religious worshipers accusing the government of persecution and activists protesting forced demolitions of houses.
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Mediator Audiences gravitated to the scores of articles and cable news segments about Donald J. Trump, Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal for an undeniable reason: Sex sells.
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This is something those of us in the history field immediately gravitated to since it gives public historians the opportunity to provide additional historical content and context.
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Then her ambitions widened — she planned to be a country doctor or a pediatrician — before she gravitated to what would prove to be a groundbreaking psychiatric specialty.
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He is a former Democrat and political independent who seems to have gravitated to the Republican Party because it afforded him a better opportunity for political advancement.
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She has gravitated toward roles in which she plays someone moneyed, or unflinchingly elegant yet internally tormented, in the midst of rejecting monogamy or a conventional life.
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A woman to whom clever women gravitated, as Chesnut suggested more than once, Davis (who lived until 1906) in later life sought to reconcile North and South.
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Many swing-seat Democrats have generally gravitated toward moderate candidates in the presidential primary, for fear that the liberals will imperil their reelection in red-leaning territory.
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Voters there felt that the European Union had sucked away their opportunity and killed traditional industries like fishing, and resented how much wealth had gravitated to London.
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I think people even gravitated toward other weird little places, I think people went to Digg and then Reddit, or they went to 4chan and then Twitter.
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As pocketable devices have become more powerful and we've gravitated toward listening to everything on earbuds, bumping music at high levels has had an impact on our ears.
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Meanwhile, as viewers have gravitated to on-demand entertainment, Netflix has served as a way for Hollywood to get its shows and films in front of an audience.
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During the day, she went to an arts high school, where she gravitated towards physically demanding, precision-driven disciplines like blacksmithing, glassblowing, fiber arts, and large-scale muralism.
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Kalanick started talks with Google's investment division, Google Capital, but gravitated to its older venture capital group, Google Ventures, or GV, and one of its partners, David Krane.
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For a few of the women, their friendships started on Tumblr, where they all seemingly gravitated towards Caldwell's page, where she was posting her poems at the time.
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Indeed, despite having family associated with a still healthy rave scene, both brothers gravitated to both rap and skate punk before landing in their corner of dance music.
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On this front, it helps that some fashion icons have gravitated toward the shoes, including actress-turned-Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, who has been photographed in Rothy's.
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People gravitated toward Pagan and her purple top bearing the logo of New York's Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, where she normally works as a compliance officer.
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Her debut single, "Not What I Thought" follows in the spacey production she gravitated toward, but elsewhere on the EP, like "Let Go," she slinks across the track.
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He became a professional boxer, a mob-dominated sport at the time, and gravitated toward his neighborhood's wise guys—most importantly, future bosses Vito Genovese and Tommy Eboli.
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But it's also a myth that the individuals who gravitated to radicalism or to join ISIS in Syria were religious zealots who knew their Quran through and through.
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Flint began her career in design in the mid-1980s but soon gravitated to painting, where she could formulate her style and create her work with untempered agency.
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Eddie Palmieri's album "Harlem River Drive," released in 1971, was the natural result of New York's black and Latino audiences having gravitated toward the same sounds for decades.
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"There was a time in this league where players gravitated to certain markets just because they were bigger markets, but I think those days are over," Silver said.
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It's also possible some participants had undetected symptoms of ADHD when they joined the study or that teens who developed symptoms gravitated toward digital media as a result.
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Laura Fried, the Seattle Art Fair's artistic director, said that she gravitated to what the artists were trying to say about the connection between technology and modern life.
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He gravitated to Dearborn, the world headquarters of the Ford Motor Company, where two-fifths of the nearly 230,220 residents are Arab-American: Lebanese, Syrian, Iraqi, Palestinian, Yemeni.
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Correspondingly, more empathetic people may have gravitated toward artists with more emotional music, like Joni Mitchell or Jeff Buckley, because they were more concerned with a song's narrative.
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At his performing arts high school — where he was the mascot, a bewigged Alexander Hamilton — he gravitated toward musical theater, discovering almost by chance that he liked directing.
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"In the U.S., we have all gravitated toward the new high-tech screening methods, and we may be leaving old technology that is still very good," he said.
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In 2018, average CO2 emissions in the European Union rose by 1.6% to 120.4 grams per kilometre as customers abandoned diesel vehicles and gravitated towards buying bigger vehicles.
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Ultimately, the election results will hinge on voters in Quebec and Ontario, Canada's most populous provinces, where many young people and immigrants have long gravitated toward the Liberals.
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And as I've gotten older and more confident (or set in my ways) I've gravitated to point and shoots — the Ricoh GRD being my preferred way of shooting.
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While many chain restaurants abroad have resorted to squid ink to create a rich, dark black color for burger buns and pasta, others have gravitated toward activated charcoal.
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I gravitated quickly toward computer science and electrical engineering, which was a little crazy because the first time I used a computer in my life was at Caltech.
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There was no dress code, but the men had gravitated toward tuxedos and slim-cut suits and the women to gowns of a vaguely Cruella De Vil aesthetic.
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If you were him—new to the country, new to the tamale trade, by all accounts private and peaceable—you, too, might have gravitated toward small-town Wyoming.
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I was 12 or 13, and I got a lot of my brother's music handed down to me—the Smiths, New Order, stuff that I just gravitated towards.
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Some club members were discombobulated, but young, reform-minded McGovern campaign workers were even more taken aback when they gravitated to Mr. McManus's old-school clubhouse to volunteer.
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"Individuals who gravitated from neo-Nazism to militant Islam connected the two in most cases explicitly in their own words through hatred of the Jews," said Gartenstein Ross.
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Many nations have gravitated toward judicial nominating commissions with some politicians, some judges, and a majority of members from civil society — bar associations, universities, and public interest NGOs.
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Pantucci, author of "We Love Death As You Love Life", a study of Britain's suburban militants, said this did not mean that all al-Muhajiroun members gravitated toward violence.
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The coveted "first TV interview" Some, like Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren, have gravitated toward "The View" or Stephen Colbert's couch or Rachel Maddow's studio for their first interview.
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We'd walk into a bar, we'd sit down, and within minutes Gardner Dozois and Roger Zelazny and everyone else would have gravitated to Ellen, and she would introduce me.
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Piper, who has helped Helfer look after dozens of foster pets, happily welcomed Tito into the furry fold, but it was Frank who truly gravitated toward the tiny pup.
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Locals said youngsters gravitated towards it because they can't speak the Arabic of the Koran and want it interpreted for them -- even if that interpretation is an extreme one.
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The biggest crowds gravitated to hardline Brexiteers who argued that Britain should leave the European Union "tomorrow" and that Brussels should be paying us rather than us paying them.
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Kardashian, 33, has gravitated toward darker shades in her wardrobe throughout her pregnancy, seemingly doing her best to hide her bump under loose-fitting outerwear and strategically patterned garments.
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That might be part of the reason why I've gravitated towards the Jabra Elite 65t and the Samsung Galaxy Buds—both of which offer a tight seal for me.
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Jada released another episode of "Red Table Talk" Monday, which continued a conversation with alleged R. Kelly victim Lisa Van Allen who explained why she gravitated toward the singer.
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Sanders' campaign in fact views Biden as their primary challenge, because both are courting the kind of working-class voters and union voters who gravitated to Trump in 2016.
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She eventually gravitated to the law after "seeing that the people doing well were not the movie group but their attorneys," her brother, Kenneth, once told The Associated Press.
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After relocating here from Los Angeles at eighteen—"New York is the place you move to really begin your life"—he immediately gravitated to the famously laissez-faire disco.
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In high school, I decided to show people I didn't care whether I was alone (even though I did), so I gravitated toward hairstyles I thought were man-repellent.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global investors gravitated toward safe-haven assets on Friday as worries about the world economy persisted, cutting short a two-day rebound in Wall Street stocks.
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Local figures like Jared Gold and his Wild Planet party booked legends like Doc Martin and San Francisco's Wicked Crew, and Walker quickly gravitated to that forward-thinking vibe.
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And earlier bets on smaller cars have had to be unwound as consumers have gravitated toward pickup trucks and sport-utility vehicles as a result of low gasoline prices.
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Americans have had to assume more individual responsibility for their finances, as employers have gravitated to high-deductible health plans and shifted from pension plans to 401(k) plans.
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He noted that if people gravitated toward male language when talking about presidents, that could indirectly contribute to a culture in which women were not seen as typical candidates.
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An alarming number of these "long-term pessimists," as one adviser labeled them, had gravitated in the '68 and '72 presidential elections to George Wallace, an avowedly racist candidate.
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He remained a limited partner in First Manhattan Company, an investment firm he had formed with colleagues in 1964, but had gravitated toward a second career as a writer.
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Audience and actors alike gravitated to stories of failed auditions, mishaps and flops; broken bones, forgotten lyrics, missteps and missed steps; under-rehearsed understudies and shows closing before opening.
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Living with Stage 3 ovarian cancer, I am all too aware that advanced forms of cancer recur, and I at first gravitated toward the most extreme course of action.
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A lot of the junk food shoppers are pivoting to is simply going to last longer than pretty much any of super/health foods they've gravitated towards of late.
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In another video shown at the event, first-grade girls gravitated toward what they called "girl" toys — a unicorn, dolls, a tea set — and said cars were for boys.
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I gravitated to it because I've always felt that art and design criticism are so much more driven by inside knowledge and personal relationships than anyone cares to admit.
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Daryl Roth — Steven's wife and Jordan's mother — is a prominent Broadway producer who has gravitated toward progressive plays that often call attention to challenges facing women and gay people.
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For a long time, we gravitated towards villainesses because they were our only option for on-screen portrayals of female complexity in a world viewed through male conceptions of womanhood.
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I really gravitated to these four women, in part because when I started to shoot in 2017, the historic wave running in [the 2018 midterm elections] was starting to happen.
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For one thing, Mook blamed millennials for not turning out enough for his candidate, and claimed that they gravitated toward third-party candidates in the final days of the race.
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As someone who grew up in the UK and gravitated toward indie and then dance clubs, not being dressed right for certain high street clubs was a point of pride.
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In fact, one of the reasons for Mélenchon's surprise success was that he was able to win back traditionally liberal voters who had gravitated toward Le Pen's anti-EU positions.
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When it came to designing the thing, Team Edison gravitated to the Mustang, seeing in its enthusiast fanbase parallels to the EV crowd: People who want something exciting and different.
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Why it matters: Airlines around the world have gravitated toward smaller, more fuel-efficient planes, and Airbus became increasingly reliant on a single customer, Emirates, to keep the A380 afloat.
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While some tech leaders, like Mark Zuckerberg, have been with their partners since college, notable figures in the tech sector have gravitated toward partners with just as much — or more!
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For those of us who've gravitated more to his prose, which can be savvy and tough-minded, the best news is that he's said to be working on a memoir.
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She gravitated toward a pummelling street sound, with skittering beats and menacing choruses that didn't always capture the humor and charm she was known for; nonetheless, the efforts were lively.
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Still, some investors gravitated toward U.S. companies that are relatively insulated from Europe and can withstand what many expect are coming referendums in France and Scotland over their EU membership.
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Since Brazil's return to democracy in 1985, the PMDB has mostly been content to let other parties hold the presidency while it gravitated toward power regardless of who held it.
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The more narcissistic among us gravitated towards the brightest-lit areas, and despite the viewing's 9 A.M. start time, the hall took on the ambience of a late-night party.
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As one who prizes the qualities of restraint, balance and refreshing acidity, which were in short supply in Ribera del Duero, I have not often gravitated toward the region's wines.
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She quickly gravitated toward style-related work, first as the West Coast beauty and fitness editor of Glamour and then in the publicity departments of Giorgio Armani and Ralph Lauren.
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Vanessa Bryant recalled how Gianna and her dad gravitated toward each other and shared a "secret talent" of learning the lyrics to songs after hearing them only a few times.
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Many blue-collar, non-college-educated whites in places like the industrial Midwest have gravitated away from their ancestral home toward the GOP because of cultural grievances, among other factors.
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One thing that I'm gravitated to in your work is how you offset your own individual narrative in favor of something a little more general but still maintains this specificity.
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That's, I think, probably why I always gravitated to both intellectual property law and antitrust law, is I was fascinated by creation, creative creation, and what the business community had done.
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Since then, the company has struggled to come up with designs that have caught the fancy of the well-heeled buyer, who have gravitated toward bags offered by Coach Inc COH.
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They gravitated toward the majority black and Latino neighborhoods that were hubs of subprime lending before the crash, and later accounted for over three-quarters of New York City's foreclosure filings.
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But because of the politics that exist in this country, poor white Americans have gravitated toward the Republican Party, mostly for cultural affiliation reasons of the sort we just talked about.
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I gravitated towards nursing where there could be interaction or communication, or patients were going through important life-changing events, where you could really talk to people about things that mattered.
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In the early 1960s, a growing number of audacious adolescents and young adults gravitated to S.N.C.C. (or Snick, as it was popularly called) because they were disenchanted with traditional rights groups.
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Android Auto isn't a complete absentee from the show, of course, but the headline-grabbing cars, the cream of Geneva's crop, have all gravitated toward Apple's solution and ignored Google's alternative.
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And that was maybe why I gravitated to books like Hatchet and Dear Mr. Henshaw as a kid instead of The Westing Game or From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs.
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Crabapple, whose work is in the permanent collections at MOMA and the Rubin Museum, was offered a space earlier this year, and gravitated toward the forty-fifth President as her subject.
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With this in mind, old family hands have gravitated toward a typical Clintonian solution should the former president find himself as first gentleman in 2017: Perhaps the first daughter could help.
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"We just gravitated toward each other" is how Shiona Turini, a freelance stylist and an editor for New York Magazine, described connecting with Solange Knowles in 2012 at Milan Fashion Week.
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But a closer look at his past reveals a man who always gravitated to the outside and offers clues to the bond he has established with voters over suspicion of elites.
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A close friend was also into cartooning, and he tended to draw comedic panels; Drnaso gravitated toward much bleaker stories, tales of high school as a crucible of humiliation and failure.
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He may have been a junior employee, but some bigger industry players gravitated toward him, in part because he understood their clients' value in ways others in the agency did not.
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Through the first contests, a substantial portion of those voters have gravitated toward Buttigieg, who quit the race on Sunday; Klobuchar, who followed him off the field on Monday; and Sen.
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Something like A Ghost Story, which is completely unpredictable, but follows its own natural, internal logic, is absolutely my jam, and that's the kind of film I gravitated toward in 22017.
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It turned out that even though Owen was largely disconnected from his surroundings, he gravitated toward Disney animated films, and those films gave him a way to communicate with his family.
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As these snippets suggest, the stories in "Alive in Shape and Color" veer toward high-stakes drama; Block is a crime writer, and here he has gravitated to his own kind.
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He gravitated toward theater and music, becoming part of a movement known as nueva canción, or new song, which infused traditional Latin American folk music with politically and socially inspired lyrics.
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However, there are doubts about how effective cuts would be given how low rates have gravitated on their own and the difficulty of monetary policy to address a supply-driven shock.
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Leo is a boy, and since before he could speak, his parents said, he has gravitated toward things traditionally associated with girls — he loves pink and Barbies and anything that sparkles.
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Intimidated by the grandness of that city's Renaissance art, he gravitated to working from the landscape, producing many enchanting red-chalk drawings of dense gardens and classical ruins overgrown by foliage.
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In the United States, since World War II, atheist activism has been located mainly in local skeptics' clubs, whose members also gravitated toward science fiction and other walks of geek life.
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Thousands of Hmong resettled in the United States, and hundreds gravitated to Missoula, due largely to efforts by a CIA officer named Jerry Daniels, who had grown up in the area.
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Comcast has been adding features to its X1 service in a bid to retain pay-TV subscribers, who have increasingly gravitated to online video offerings from companies like Netflix and Hulu.
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Many other leading candidates have also disavowed such groups, not wanting to invite attacks from other campaigns or alienate voters who have gravitated to anti-big money messages in recent elections.
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Given my parents' influence, then, it's not surprising that I gravitated toward making crosswords, an avocation combining a respect for words with a never-ending search for the humor in them.
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A massive cedar recreation of a 17th-century symbol of liberty in early modern Europe, Puryear gravitated toward the red cap after seeing an engraved image of a black man wearing it.
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Zulily's target audience was moms and shoppers who originally gravitated to the idea of discovering new clothing and other items almost every day that were marked down as much as 70 percent.
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"There's no stigma in being competent," said Kevin Davis, 63, of Akron, a Cordray supporter and fund-raiser who has gravitated toward the candidate's work-within-the-system defense of responsive government.
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I had lost the ability to read or write, so I gravitated toward my phone because it was the one thing that was in my bed that was light enough to hold.
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Silicon Valley's top tech companies have gravitated toward smaller banks for advice on M&A, although they still need institutional Wall Street players to raise debt or to launch an equity offering.
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Eventually, she was released, lost her daughter in a custody dispute and wound up in Washington, where she gravitated to William Thomas, who was conducting his own peace vigil along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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And yet they struggled to make sense of why so many of their friends and family in the South had gravitated toward this New Yorker without clear ties to the Christian movement.
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For a few months the performances were outside the Richard Rodgers Theatre, where "Hamilton" is staged, but when winter moved in and the crowds became too much, the quickie shows gravitated online.
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House Republicans gravitated to border adjustability because it is a way of raising substantial revenue (more than $1 trillion over 10 years) that can be used to finance pro-growth tax cuts.
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In any case, on Friday evening, as the Mets prepared to take on the Colorado Rockies, fans who visited the museum before the game mostly gravitated toward Piazza's Hall of Fame plaque.
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Matt: When the Europeans showed up, the Germans in particular, with their snazzy little sport sedans, it was a revelation, and a lot of people who liked to drive gravitated toward those.
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GOP voters were less likely to strike a negative tone, but they also gravitated away from positive words, oftentimes framing their responses in opposition to Democrats rather than in favor of Trump.
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It was then that I gravitated toward some of his bigger singles, which landed on my late-night gaming playlists (Starcraft and Diablo II), solely based on the hooks, beats, and songwriting.
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Since the start of Mr. Trump's presidency, supporters and hangers-on have gravitated to Mar-a-Lago, paying up to $200,000 for membership in the club — and for proximity to the president.
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As the trend among wildlife researchers and documentarians gravitated toward passive observation, he was sometimes criticized for his hands-on approach and for exposing wild animals to the glare of television studios.
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A few weeks ago, I took my young son to a public park, watching as he gravitated to a young boy who was being tended to by his grandparents, visiting from Kolkata.
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Few went to school, and so by afternoon they mostly gravitated back to what they called "the riverside," where they liked to go even if they had nothing to do at all.
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By following their inherent logic, Corvalán found his way to a form straight out of traditional craft, as though modern design, unconstrained by the doctrine of Modernism, gravitated inevitably toward the ancient.
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When her turn came, at age 19713, Fulvia gravitated toward accessories: the lively printed silk scarves and ties that would become part of the 91-year-old Italian fashion house's visual identity.
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Riley had gravitated toward Spring Mansion in the first place because a local musician he knew once shot a video there for peanuts, and Riley figured he could finesse a similar deal.
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Many of the young Democratic voters who live in blue cities like these, as Alec MacGillis has noted, have gravitated away from redder parts of the country from which they felt alienated.
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Ms. Segarra's father introduced her to the clave rhythms of Afro-Cuban music, yet she gravitated more toward the videos of Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra beloved by her aunt and uncle.
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Both are chasing the same sliver of business-minded voters who have long gravitated toward the Forza Italia party of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who, at 83, is a faded force.
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Everyone at the facility is eager to help her grow into a healthy adult, but like a girl at a high school party, she has gravitated toward the guy with the acoustic guitar.
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Many frontier market portfolio managers are true-believer active stock pickers, which may be a tough sell as the wider fund industry has gravitated toward lower-cost index funds and exchange-traded funds.
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Millennial Democrats have lined up solidly behind the 74-year-old Sanders this election season, while older voters have gravitated to front-runner Hillary Clinton, 68, according to exit polls of primary voters.
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I think poor black Americans have gravitated toward the Democratic Party in the past 40 years because that's the party that has promised to tear down the most legal barriers to black advancement.
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So I saw this with my grandma, who was a classic Blue Dog Democrat but had grown up in poverty herself, gravitated between working class and impoverished for pretty much her entire life.
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Swift, whose pseudonym references both Gulliver's Travels author Jonathan Swift and White Identity race theorist Jared Taylor, gravitated toward /pol/ during the 2012 election, as did many other users with whom I spoke.
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This is why they have always gravitated toward the most unexpurgated editions of the Brothers Grimm fairy tales they can get their hands on, despite adult efforts to bowdlerize the sex and violence.
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The chain had forecast the price increase would result in a 25 percent drag on how much customers spent, as some gravitated to less expensive menu items, and on how often customers visited.
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Growing up Springfield, Illinois, a three-hour drive from Chicago, Cudmore gravitated more towards unusual music as a kid, listening to the weirdest cassettes and CDs he could find in his parent's house.
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As such, it should have been little wonder that promising youngsters from across the continent gravitated towards the Italian peninsular, desperate to win major silverware and make their names on the European stage.
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For me and my mates who have only recently started to see families that look like ours onscreen, we've naturally gravitated towards Ahmed and the way he stands up for all of us.
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But Pascrell said last Tuesday's elections reveal that those efforts came at the cost of alienating the white, working-class men who have gravitated in higher numbers to the Republicans in recent years.
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Given both the cooling of the high-tech boom, whose young workers have gravitated to Dogpatch, and the surge of new housing in the area, he said there may be further price declines.
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"I always visually gravitated toward comics, but I wasn't somebody who read every story," he said of his Jersey City childhood, which was much more about finding places to skateboard than see art.
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Rae refuses to entertain my theory that Stanfield is the best kisser of all of her costars, but she does delve a bit deeper into why her recent roles have gravitated toward romance.
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There are perils to the military-dominated apparatus he has gravitated toward since then — but still, we should be grateful that James Mattis and H. R. McMaster will be giving that advice instead.
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Indeed, he had already gravitated to computing while an undergraduate, and in 1968 he went to work for the university's Project Genie, an effort that resulted in an early computer time-sharing system.
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When young I admired the cleverness of Nancy Drew, revered the deductive powers of Sherlock Holmes and the patience of Maigret, then gravitated toward the hard-boiled jargon of Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer.
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Mall traffic in North America has declined sharply, while shoppers who have traditionally been loyal to the so-called middle market have gravitated toward brands at extremes of the style and price spectrum.
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Those worries are not necessarily shared by voters in early states, where surveys show that most Democrats have gravitated to a short list of four candidates and feel the field remains too large.
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During a period when industry trading results appear to have been strong, investors will see whether Morgan Stanley, which has gravitated toward more stable businesses like wealth management in recent years, has benefited.
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"From the ages of 13 to 16, I loved makeup so much that I just wanted it on me all the time and what I gravitated towards more was very heavy," she told PEOPLE.
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It's a movie of that year and of right now, and so are the kids—everything is a YOLO lifestyle for them, and they gravitated to things that are in existence at the moment.
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New York Fed President William Dudley said last week that the Fed could hike in June or July, and some market commentators have now gravitated to July as the more likely of the two.
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Nevertheless its projected tally is a few percentage points below what some polls had suggested—a reflection perhaps of low turnout among young black South Africans, a group that has gravitated towards the EFF.
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In the 1950s, studios gravitated toward the format, along with other big-screen innovations like Cinerama (which used three projectors to create a curved cinema in the round), while facing increased competition from television.
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But Pascrell said the elections reveal those efforts can come at a price if they alienate the white, working-class men who have gravitated in higher numbers to the Republican Party in recent years.
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On the Democratic side, Senator Bernie Sanders prevailed over Hillary Clinton in a closer contest, underscoring her problems connecting with young and white working-class voters who have gravitated to Mr. Sanders's economic message.
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As Democrats look to regain their footing in the Rust Belt, Buttigieg believes he's the right candidate to help the party make those strides among working-class voters who gravitated to the Republican Party.
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He gravitated toward extreme behavior, extreme people and extreme situations, epitomized by his annual expeditions to Mardi Gras in New Orleans, which he recorded as a Dionysian rite of drunkenness, nudity and sexual excess.
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Soutine's production declined in the nineteen-thirties, when, his original furies spent, he gravitated toward some of the typically French modes of pictorial balance and painterly cuisine that formerly he had blown sky high.
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It was created to minister to the generations of men who gravitated toward the Bowery, long seen as a desolate, end-of-the-line outpost where the minutes were often measured sip by sip.
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A fashionable couple came in to the store when I was there, and the woman instantly gravitated to this coat, trying it on and engaging a clerk about the possibility of having it tailored.
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As hundreds of Indians came online in the last decade, many have gravitated toward voice to engage with apps and internet services and make searches, as they are not comfortable with typing in English.
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For decades, the city center has felt a bit abandoned and sometimes seedy as well-heeled locals gravitated toward modern suburbs like Escazú and Santa Ana, home to American-style malls and restaurant chains.
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There, he quickly gravitated to the Vietnam vets he saw on campus and, eventually, to activists like H. Rap Brown and Stokely Carmichael, with a detour through psychedelic rock, psychedelic drugs and psychedelic clothes.
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One number from New Hampshire symbolizes Biden's fate: Manchester, the largest city in the state, is filled with old-time Democrats who should have gravitated to Biden's "I'm-Joe-from-Scranton" lunch-bucket appeal.
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Professionally I had gravitated toward two things, political life and military service, both of which, at the time, it seemed to me were completely incompatible with being gay or, at least, with being out.
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He gravitated to the East Village and hung out with members of a group of black writers and artists based there called Umbra, among them Mr. Henderson, Mr. Reed, Thomas Dent and Lenox Raphael.
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He gravitated to the East Village and hung out with members of a group of black writers and artists based there called Umbra, among them Mr. Henderson, Mr. Reed, Thomas Dent and Lenox Raphael.
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"The younger generation has gravitated to Chronixx," said Bobby Konders of Massive B Records, whose weekend show on New York's Hot 97 radio station has been a mainstay of the New York reggae scene.
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Throughout the '70s and '80s Ashe worked to end the immoral policy of racial segregation in South Africa, a cause he gravitated to in part because it seemed less challenging for Americans to accept.
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After his playing career ended, Cortés gravitated to coaching and said he worked for a time with Victoria Azarenka, the future world No. 1 from Belarus, when Azarenka was a junior training in Florida.
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As he picked, pulled, nibbled, and snipped his way through the garden, he gravitated most toward carrots, radishes, spring onions, and greens, with only a few detours for yarrow flowers and other delicate additions.
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"As music fans we always gravitated to some of the weirder kids in the classroom, so to speak," explains Borcherdt, name-checking Ontario acts like Constantines, Peaches, and Manitoba (today better known as Caribou).
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Nate Corbett—one of the best elbow fighters on earth—said that he gravitated to elbows because he realized they were so powerful, but stressed the importance of using them as if he was boxing.
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It's also worth noting that all the artists mentioned have known each other since the late 90s, early 00s, and it's very likely that we gravitated towards each other simply due to this common upbringing.
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And on those topics, voters tend to be pretty polarized — they may have gravitated toward the particular party because of these policy positions or, if they consider themselves Democrats, take cues from the party platform.
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This is the conclusion that health policy experts have increasingly gravitated toward in recent months and weeks, as major insurance companies have announced hundreds of millions of dollars in financial losses on the Obamacare marketplaces.
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"Since I have always preferred making plans to executing them, I have gravitated towards situations and systems that once set into operation, could create music with little or no intervention on my part," he wrote.
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Other senior career officials have gravitated to Amamiya, viewing him as a like-minded ally someone, like them, who would be coping with the fallout from Kuroda's experiment for years after the governor has gone.
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However, in a surprising U-turn the dollar has surged as markets have gravitated to the view that Trump would usher in reflationary policies under a big fiscal spending plan, sending U.S. Treasury yields soaring.
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In memorial events, art, videos, and images, fans all over the world have gravitated towards this song as their declaration of love and support for the band and the memory of our dear friend, Chester.
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The deepening divide between the right and the left has largely hollowed out the center of American politics, from the politicians who once occupied the large "middle" to the voters who once gravitated to them.
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"The Real Housewives that I've gravitated to is Beverly Hills, so I actually do care about Lisa Vanderpump," the former Good Morning America meteorologist – whose new show, 23.5º with Sam Champion premieres Tuesday – tells PEOPLE.
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So when a helpful and encouraging representative from the Milwaukee School of Engineering visited his high school, he naturally gravitated towards the institution — despite it being a small, private school with a high price tag.
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It is easy to see why many of America's youngest residents gravitated to Mr. Sanders — or, at least, why their parents have seen fit to dress them up as supporters, thick-frame glasses and all.
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In college, he gravitated from his family's Catholicism to evangelical Christianity after a fraternity brother at Hanover College "challenged me to take seriously the claims of Christ," Mr. Pence later recalled on the House floor.
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"For example, we've gravitated away from Chinese art that we feel is too predictable - there are now certain kind of faces that people expect to see to rubber-stamp it as Chinese art," Marc said.
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At this point in the movement's evolution, the scene had gravitated around City Lights and, for a short time, the Six Gallery, which on October 23, 20163, staged Ginsberg's celebrated reading of his poem Howl.
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But the fixtures of that scene have somewhat naturally gravitated to Bhad Bhabie, who in a short period of time has become a fact of contemporary hip-hop, like face tattoos and mopey AutoTuned melody.
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This is a year where investors have gravitated toward two groups of stocks – those that did not need China and companies with dependable earnings growth and a dividend exceeding the rate on 10 year Treasuries.
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Other senior career officials have gravitated to Amamiya, viewing him as a like-minded ally – someone, like them, who would be coping with the fallout from Kuroda's experiment for years after the governor has gone.
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Juan Cruz Díaz, a political analyst who runs the Cefeidas consultancy group in Buenos Aires, said voters had gravitated toward the right largely to reject the leadership style of politicians who fell out of favor.
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President Trump was elected by the largest gender gap on record, and women have moved even more leftward throughout the first two years of his presidency, even as men have gravitated toward the Republican Party.
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She later discovered her parents' McGuire Sisters albums and taught herself the principles of harmony by singing along; when she got older, she gravitated toward rock bands like the Who, Blondie and the Sex Pistols.
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But some newer founders have eschewed trading away ownership of their companies to meet payroll, and have gravitated toward projects like crowdfunding — or maybe bootstrapping the company on their own dime — to make ends meet.
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I'd lay up at night and I'd listen to old records I loved and I would study the lyrics and I'd write them out and try to understand why there were certain artists I gravitated to.
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The euro EUR= dipped briefly after the PMI data but then recovered as investors gravitated to the view the latest exchange of tariffs between the United States and China may be less damaging than initially feared.
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In other words, this hypothetical impact would have removed enough material to cause a gravitational anomaly—a region with less mass than its surroundings which, over time, would have gravitated toward one of the Moon's poles.
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A boost in paid members shows the app is shedding its image as a shallow hookup platform and may be tapping into the types of audiences who have long gravitated to more personality-driven dating services.
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Luckily, the cohort of contestants went out for drinks after the first day of taping, and the blossoming couple gravitated toward each other once more to continue where they had left off in the green room.
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They looked at what customers bought the most of, what they most often gravitated towards, what design requests were repeatedly made, and customer feedback from the extensive questionnaire included in their try-at-home Curate box.
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Professor Barton pointed out that a large number of radicals had gravitated to the Klang Valley region of Malaysia, where they blend in with nonviolent extremists, making it difficult for the police to break up plots.
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Hunting down individual accounts makes little sense, especially since sex workers are such a savvy bunch: According to Sage, they gravitated to livestreamed content about five years before Instagram stories and Facebook Lives became the norm.
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Morrow instead gravitated to Southern rap—artists like Screwed Up Clik and Lil Flip, even convincing one of his best friends to get a Screwed Up Clik tattoo during a night of drunken debauchery in Houston.
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Buyers gravitated toward older and more affordable units, and also toward rental properties rather than purchases, in part because of rising inflation, said Jorge Paredes, the chief executive of Realty World Mexico and the report's author.
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The issue, in the minds of Democrats, is that many of the voters who gravitated towards the party in 2018 are not traditional part members and could be turned off by these sort of government programs.
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In several key states, namely Pennsylvania, Ohio and Wisconsin, Democratic Senate candidates and the party's presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, failed to connect with middle-class voters, who gravitated instead to the populist appeals of Mr. Trump.
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Predictably, collectors have gravitated toward the 30 dealers in the "Discovery" section, where the New York gallery The Hole has a solo presentation of new politically charged pastel drawings by the Los Angeles artist Eric Yahnker.
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While trained as a pediatrician, he soon gravitated toward research, working at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel and teaching at Albert Einstein Medical School in the Bronx before joining the National Institutes of Health.
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Those are the films I gravitated towards and was exposed to growing up, but it also speaks to who among marginalized communities gets to be heard and seen first in an environment that excludes so many.
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Defining a decade isn&apost an easy feat, but if there&aposs anything universal about the sound of the 2010s, it&aposs that audiences gravitated toward music that evoked real emotion and felt authentic and raw.
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Most of the newcomers, brokers say, have gravitated toward the prewar co-ops and brownstone blocks around the hillside park in the northeastern quadrant, where coffee shops and cafes like Parkette Brooklyn and Parlay are popping up.
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When the FDA prohibited sales of flavored cigarettes, for example, more people gravitated toward still-legal menthol cigarettes as well as flavored cigars and pipes, according to a paper published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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There are a host of reasons why speculators have gravitated to the CME in copper, including a more complex futures market structure at the LME, but initial margins is a major one, brokers and industry sources said.
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Chicago (CNN)Democrats must reclaim the mantle of fairness and reengage rather than cut ties with the working-class voters who gravitated to Donald Trump in the last election, says one of the party's rising new leaders.
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And southern colonies gravitated toward forms of worship well outside the covenantal, anxiety-ridden brand of Calvinist faith — either via the deference-minded high-church Anglicanism favored by the slaveholding squirerarchy, or more universalist brands of evangelism.
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Extending a 10-mile light-rail line, getting a street car started, putting an intermodal facility at our airport, getting the final piece of a beltway done in the city ... transportation was just something I gravitated towards.
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This attitude was reinforced by self-interest: liberals gravitated to the imperial civil service and to local government, areas which encouraged them to treat people as figures in a felicific calculus rather than as ends in themselves.
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One of the reasons she reportedly gravitated to the style is because of damage her tresses underwent in the past — and it's such a thing that we even conjured up our own conspiracy theories surrounding the style.
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As Americans have gravitated to trucks and SUVs and turned away from cars, GM CEO Mary Barra is adjusting the automaker's footprint by ending production at five plants in the U.S. and Canada and cutting 14,000 jobs.
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The Surface 3 first launched back in May of 33 as a more affordable 2-in-1 designed to attract students and those who might have gravitated more toward an iPad instead of a full-blown laptop.
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"In memorial events, art, videos, and images, fans all over the world have gravitated towards this song as their declaration of love and support for the band and the memory of our dear friend, Chester," Shinoda said.
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As I grew older and started feeling alienated from my white classmates, I gravitated toward athletes who, in some way, flouted the white, stoic traditions of American sports — Allen Iverson, Ken Griffey Jr., Rasheed Wallace, Pedro Martinez.
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"Audiences are always evolving and what we're seeing now is that they've gravitated toward more specific and niche types of entertainment," said Chris Nobles, associate producer of "Age of Heroes," which is the largest Feld production ever.
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McCulley: The Federal Open Market Committee — the key policymaking body — gravitated to 2 percent as part of a process of getting Alan Greenspan, a former Fed chairman, to actually specify a definition of "price stability" above zero.
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The blond and baby-faced Hollier and the dark-haired and bearded Tang gravitated toward each other right away with a shared understanding that, during their 30 weeks, they would not be building the next great app.
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It was a sign, perhaps, that as Americans over the last decade have gravitated to leaner, less flamboyant wines with greater acidity, some producers might be trying a little too hard to give them what they want.
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But many on the left either disdained electoral politics altogether — preferring demonstrations like Occupy Wall Street that quickly turned into ends in themselves — or gravitated toward nihilistic spoiler campaigns like those of Ralph Nader and Jill Stein.
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In 22010, she enrolled at Howard University as a home-economics student, but gravitated to the art department, newly founded by the black Impressionist painter James V. Herring, and became the school's first graduate in fine arts.
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I have quite literally been listening to Prairie Home Companion since I was born, and the way that Garrison spins his yarns into these worlds that we can inhabit … I've always gravitated towards artists who can do that.
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Initially, Europeans gravitated to heavy, sour Venezuelan oil when sanctions on Iran hit in early November but then Washington also placed sanctions on the Latin American country in late January in a bid to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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According to Welton, over the first 10 months of the project people have gravitated to more social experiences; not just ones that are fun to play together, but also ones that are entertaining to watch as a group.
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Globally there is a recognition that if the major economies have all gravitated together toward a weak-inflation, low-growth, and low-interest-rate world, textbook central banking may be dead — with no clear substitute at the ready.
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As he sought confirmation as the agency's director under Obama, his positions as a torture skeptic were on full display, but he later gravitated to a staunch supporter of many interrogation practices -- a change that frustrated many Democrats.
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From the pitch-shifted raps and metallic squelches that made up his early Stretch EPs to the bristling beauty of his two full-lengths Xen and Mutant, he's gravitated to sounds that are at turns vicious and wounded.
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Mr. Dash says people have probably gravitated to Dubsmash because of the app's combination of audio and video, as well as a host of features that make it less daunting — and thus more enticing — to record a video.
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That's why Flourish has gravitated toward businesses like Aspiration, which helps people bank more ethically — promoting sustainable investment portfolios and offering pay-your-own-fee for services; and Propel, which helps American consumers manage their public assistance benefits.
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Globally there is a recognition that if the major economies have all gravitated together toward a weak-inflation, low-growth, and low-interest-rate world, textbook central banking may be dead - with no clear substitute at the ready.
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Cori might well have gravitated to a different sport, a more widely popular sport in the United States, if Serena and Venus Williams had not been winning big titles when she was a little girl setting her priorities.
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The company, which started out by selling its games, was caught flat-footed as consumers gravitated to games offered through a so-called freemium model, in which players download the game for free and pay for additional features.
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But in recent years, those customers have gravitated to brands at more extreme ends of the style spectrum, toggling between e-commerce giants like Amazon, fast-fashion brands like H&M and Zara, and luxury houses like Gucci.
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Whatever the answers, Hao strikes me as sincere, smart, and well-intentioned, and I'm impressed she gravitated away from the moral compromise of the for-profit sector to her current role as a journalist, toward "mission-driven" work.
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Already strong with African-American voters, Biden showed newfound strength on Tuesday with the kind of suburban, affluent white voters who had gravitated to fellow candidate, Senator Elizabeth Warren and former opponents Pete Buttigieg and Senator Amy Klobuchar.
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As such, I gravitated much more toward logic puzzles (grid puzzles and table puzzles — the kind you see in PennyPress and Dell magazines, where you have to match up the person to their profession and street and whatnot).
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"Given the limited supply of GO bonds and the longer maturity schedule on the (building authority) sale, investors gravitated to the (building authority) bonds because of the higher yield, which was fully in keeping with our expectations," Perone said.
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Thus Democratic candidates have gravitated toward proposals to expand health care coverage through "Medicare for All," lower the costs of college and prescription drugs, and replace tax cuts for the affluent with cuts for working and middle class voters.
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As a self-confessed devotee of pop-rock sound present in the soundtracks of teen movies from the late 90s and early 2000s, when I was introduced to the band I immediately gravitated towards their bouncy, girl-led sound.
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The old-school populism that many Trump followers gravitated toward isn't inherently anti-Semitic — although some other influences on Trump's movement are, such as the "anti-globalist" conspiracies of Alex Jones and the "alt-right" philosophy of Richard Spencer.
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It is no accident that of all the foreign policy issues he could have chosen, Mr. Bannon gravitated to China, where he once lived and which he now views as the greatest long-term threat to the United States.
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Her love of dressing up — in Jaipur, where she rented a 1930s mansion that was the former residence of a deposed prince, she gravitated to long, flowing dresses with sandals or heels — has transformed her husband's taste as well.
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LOP-SIDED Both Diageo and Unilever exemplify the kinds of major stocks that investors have increasingly gravitated to since the Brexit vote, drawn by their dividends, relatively low reliance on the British economy and the boost from offshore revenues.
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In the end, voters gravitated toward Obama, eager for a figure who they could believe in -- one who promised to move the nation beyond the broken, polarized, divisive and dysfunctional world they read about in the news every day.
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As my odd experiences setting up the One X show, the interaction between HDMI standards, different TV specs, AV receivers, and AV sources has become distressingly complicated, the kind of compatibility roulette that people have historically gravitated toward consoles to avoid.
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"The Sound of Bombs" is directly in line with the subject matter Al Qadiri has gravitated towards in the past; her 2016 album Brute was a tribute to political protest during a time of the increasing militarization of America's law enforcement.
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Some gravitated to the alternative realities of acid; others sourced numbness in the "deadening" lull of prescription "dolls"—mostly barbiturates and sleeping pills, though the weight-loss drug Dexedrine also makes an appearance—as the women of Susann's world did.
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"The things Sanders talked about four years ago — education, health care, and $15 an hour — the Democratic Party has now gravitated toward his issues," said Representative Terry Alexander of Columbia, who is also serving as a consultant to Mr. Sanders's campaign.
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They remain a massive name in mainstream rock, but I won't pretend to be well-versed in the band's newer material; by the time 2003's Meteora dropped, I'd gravitated towards the harsher, less emotive sounds of grindcore and death metal.
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Participants' shifting views on health care -- an issue which consistently ranks at the top of voters' priority lists for 2020 -- demonstrates how participants moved away from proposals at the far ends of the ideological scale and gravitated toward compromise positions.
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The show may have been purposefully designed as such to appeal to Trump supporters who once received a majority of their information from Fox News, but have since gravitated to more fringe publications over the course of the last 18 months.
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Of course if there's a specific topic you want to discuss in 2018, you can go on a social media platform to do so, in the way you might have gravitated toward a blog or message board 10 years ago.
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Born in Harbin, China, Liu gravitated toward martial arts at a young age since icons like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan were Asian male figures that were treated with respect and reverence instead of being depicted with racist caricatures, he said.
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Bee has said that she gravitated toward a weekly format particularly because the reduced schedule would give her more time to venture out of the studio and make the kind of field pieces she did so well on The Daily Show.
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It had been less than a year after he exploded on the Baltimore scene with his O.T.M. mixtapes, and people had gravitated toward him for his street authenticity, the same way they would with 21 Savage a year or so later.
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By the mid-nineties, more than ninety thousand Salvadorans were living on Long Island, and gangsters from the West Coast gravitated toward towns like Freeport and Hempstead, where nascent Salvadoran groups, with names like Los Seven Elevens, had already formed.
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The close of daily trading in a company's shares must happen at the home exchange, and with the proliferation of index-based investing and exchange traded funds, a higher volume of trading has gravitated to the end of the day.
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At school, Melania kept her distance from peers listening to the Cure or Metallica, Mr. Kracina said, and gravitated toward a clique of pop music fans who hung out at the Horse's Tail bar by the Triple Bridge in Ljubljana.
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He said that customers had gravitated to Tekserve to buy Apple computers, have them serviced or have questions about them answered at a time when computers were more cumbersome to use and help was not simply a Google search away.
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With a double-digit lead throughout the campaign, Mexicans who decried a system seen as not working for them gravitated to López Obrador's message of change and of fighting for those left behind, especially in southern Mexico, the president-elect's birthplace.
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What do you do with the downwardly mobile Americans who started out feeling that nobody cared about them, but have since gravitated toward an explanation for their suffering that pins the blame on black beneficiaries of "affirmative action" and refugees?
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By then Professor Wrong had gravitated to bohemian Greenwich Village, where, despite being an Anglo-Canadian Protestant, he fell in with the mostly Jewish group of New York Intellectuals, who included Saul Bellow, Anatole Broyard, Norman Mailer and Jackson Pollock.
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"Women and people of color have gravitated to social media and were early adopters of it," said Shannon Coulter, a marketing consultant who co-founded Grab Your Wallet, a campaign aimed at urging retailers to stop selling Trump-branded products.
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Both chefs were raised in Austin's tight-knit Japanese-American community — Mr. Aikawa, 36, was born in Tokyo, and Mr. Matsumoto, 38, is the son of Japanese immigrants — and gravitated to restaurant work to supplement their income as hip-hop D.J.s.
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Inspired by the youthful spirit of Nele Ost, 33, his daughter turned colleague, he has instead gravitated toward commonplace materials, like the show's plastic tubing, which stands in for the jungle vines to which orchids cling in their natural habitat.
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Walt Disney himself gravitated toward "Cinderella" and other fairy tales largely because he saw a way to use an innovative cinematic art form (in his case, hand-drawn animation) to bring the characters to life in an engaging, contemporary manner.
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Value seekers in recent years have gravitated toward points attached to credit cards as opposed to miles tied to a particular carrier: Points are more flexible and can be transferred to different airline partners, hotel groups, or even redeemed for cash.
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He took to wearing Harvard sweatshirts, gravitated to mingling with celebrity scientists like Stephen Jay Gould and Steven Pinker, and developed friendships with the former Harvard president Lawrence H. Summers and the law professor Alan Dershowitz, who later helped defend him.
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He took to wearing Harvard sweatshirts, gravitated to mingling with celebrity scientists like Stephen Jay Gould and Steven Pinker, and developed friendships with the former Harvard president Lawrence H. Summers and the law professor Alan Dershowitz, who later helped defend him.
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At the Affro-Arts Theater, a cultural hub for the late-1960s black consciousness movement in Chicago, he gravitated to Phil Cohran, a former trumpeter in the Sun Ra Arkestra and a founding member of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians.
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They always have such a meaningful storyline and I appreciate a good song with a hook that isn't really about the lyrical substance but there's just something, for me, with country that I've just gravitated towards as long as I could remember.
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Although Soria admits that Rose let him "do my thing," he did notice that the Bravo star gravitated toward darker design elements during their initial conversation, and Soria wanted the space to be a reflection of the person who was living in it.
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"I guess I immediately gravitated towards wanting to cover one of their songs because I grew up listening to them—seeing them for the first time just opened the gates as far as live music," Burke said of the song to Noisey.
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But he had spent too much time and money in Iowa, which transformed into a "sinkhole," and not enough in New Hampshire, where independent voters could have gravitated toward his campaign for a "freedom dividend" of $133,000 per month for every adult American.
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After being sent from Tonga to St. Paul's College in Auckland as a 13-year-old, he tried to go straight, but he said that there was a "little man inside me with the drum, beating loud" and he gravitated toward the gang.
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If you can put yourself in Trump's shoes, even for a second, it's easier to understand just how his supporters gravitated toward him as an exemplar of their many grievances, of the way the world seemed less attuned to them than ever before.
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Uber, the premier name in ride-hailing apps, wants to be known as the go-to destination for all on-demand transportation needs, and so its latest efforts have naturally gravitated toward growing its share of the booming electric scooter rental business.
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When Harry, 33, and his bride, 36, were taking their family portraits on the big day, they gravitated toward 4-year-old Prince George, who served as a page boy, and his 3-year-old sister, Princess Charlotte, one of the bridesmaids.
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I was never someone who had something very specific in mind for my wedding, and the first time I went in, I just tried on every style imaginable; I gravitated towards more simple, closer-to-the-body styles, and I liked lace.
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National styles are a strange thing to think about in the modern era as fighters at the height of the game can train with whatever coach they choose, but traditionally the enormous Mexican fan base has gravitated towards pressure fighters and knockout artists.
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Connick Jr. admits he naturally gravitated toward the dog, and after holding her for a short period, decided that she might be the perfect pup to step into his family's life after the loss of his dog Sammy, who died one year ago.
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NEW YORK, April 13 (Reuters) - One of the most popular actively managed ETFs, the Pimco Total Return Active Exchange-Traded Fund, has seen its assets stagnate as investors have gravitated toward rival funds and lower-cost passive bond ETFs, Morningstar data show.
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I looked like I'd just been discharged from a hospital after passing out at a Grace Jones-themed costume party, and as I walked through the crowd and photographers gravitated to me, directing my poses for pictures and following me on Instagram.
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The move away from FANG stocks is just one sign that more fund managers are now starting to favor reliable, steady earning companies over the less profitable but higher-growth companies they gravitated to during the earlier stages of the bull market.
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Off campus, he gravitated to groups sporting the black flag, first through the Islamic Thinkers Society, an offshoot of the British group run by Anjem Choudary, who was convicted this month of using online lectures to incite support for the Islamic State.
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But the loss underscores her problems connecting with young and white working-class voters who have gravitated to Mr. Sanders's economic message — a message he will now take to economically depressed parts of New York State ahead of the April 245 primary there.
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He began doing stand-up five years ago and quickly gravitated to the downtown variety scene, which incorporates a rich history of drag, burlesque, music and Off Broadway theater and produces more character-driven, less caustic comedy than the traditional stand-up world.
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At the Iconic Tour in Los Angeles, Dubin relays the three key strategies he learned about success from practicing improv comedy: Dubin says that he gravitated toward the rapid-fire mental process of improv, which is required to make a scene funny.
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"When I was a teenager buying punk 7"s and CDs from touring bands, I always gravitated towards the personal nature of a silkscreened or even poorly Xeroxed sleeve, CDs packaged in cases made from beer/cereal boxes, that kind of thing.
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Maybe it's for these reasons—his atheism and his apparent lack of exploring what others perceive to be his cultural identity, combined with the use of phallic symbols—that audiences and critics have gravitated towards the word 'controversial' to describe his practice.
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He also gravitated to colorful characters like Roger J. Stone Jr., the pinkie-ring-wearing political consultant, and Mr. Stone's onetime partner, Paul Manafort, the former Trump campaign chairman who was convicted on Tuesday of eight counts of tax and bank fraud.
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Though the bristling February evening called out for Al Molo's well-regarded Zuppa della Tavernetta (made with clams, mussels, scampi and monkfish), I gravitated instead to the ravioli stuffed with spigola (a cousin to branzino) beneath a ragout of scampi, tomato and parsley.
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Mr. Akhtar said he could afford to remain in Uttar Pradesh for two weeks without pay, and then he would have no choice but to return to his native village, along with thousands of other migrant workers who gravitated here for jobs.
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The event was ostensibly hosted by Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, a centrist, business-friendly Democrat who reached the governor's mansion in 2002 in part by finding unlikely success with the kinds of rural voters who have since gravitated toward Mr. Trump.
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One of the reasons for that is something so simple, it was us introducing a creative mode, and a lot of people—I'm not necessarily saying this is for you, Patrick [laughs]—but a lot of people just totally gravitated towards that.
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Though she had never considered Jewish men to be her type, my Colombian sister-in-law found that she and her friends "gravitated" toward them at college, where the undergraduate Jewish population was among the 30 highest in the country and included my brother.
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Yet with more than 99% of them in China and hundreds of experts set to gather in Geneva next week to devise plans to combat the virus, investors have seemingly gravitated away from the more dire views about the epidemic's impact on global growth.
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While Netanyahu pushed for annexing Jewish settlements in the West Bank, a position widely seen as an obstacle to peace, left-wing voters gravitated to the Blue and White party, an ad-hoc coalition of former military generals formed just 100 days before the election.
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But, according to Paoletti, well into the 1920s, there was little consensus on the part of department stores and women's periodicals as to which color was properly assigned to which gender, and many parents simply gravitated to whatever looked more attractive on their child.
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New netizens naturally gravitated to the social network used by most of their friends and family, which reinforced Facebook's advantages—in much the same way that a booming city attracts new residents because of the opportunities created by the large pool of people already there.
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I lapsed out of using it later that year, partly because too many people had amassed there for it to feel meaningfully different from Twitter, and partly because the few people I really cared about — close friends, my partner — had gravitated back toward other apps.
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Put off by the crazy hours and the sights and smells of the hospital ward, he gravitated toward the more sedate specialty of laboratory science, which led to postdoctoral studies in virology and a residency in clinical pathology at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
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In recent years, many experts have gravitated to the simple, intuitive idea that since ultra-processed foods tend to be richer in fat, sugar, and salt, it's these three nutrients that are largely to blame for the rise in weight, obesity, and metabolic disorders.
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"Assets have gravitated toward funds with both strong records and long tenured management both at Pimco and at other asset managers such as DoubleLine Capital," Todd Rosenbluth, director of exchange-traded and mutual-fund research at S&P Global Market Intelligence, told Reuters' Jennifer Ablan.
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The older plans did not have to comply with many of the law's requirements, such as protections for preexisting conditions, meaning the younger and healthier in those plans were likelier to keep the coverage while older and sicker customers gravitated toward robust Obamacare coverage.
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They all gravitated to New York for college, internships and jobs, formed the National in 1999, and slowly became a band closely identified with Brooklyn bohemianism and neurotic self-awareness and despair — writing songs for people who, despite their privilege and education, don't feel safe.
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"Given that for a long time the dividend yield on the S&P 500 was higher than the 10-year treasury yield, investors had gravitated from bonds to equities and their income," said Jack Ablin, Chief Investment Officer at Chicago-based BMO Private Bank.
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But Friedan opposed making gay liberation, sexual harassment, rape, and what she thought of as radical separatism part of the feminist platform because she feared that a media that gravitated toward sex scandals and away from legislative efforts at equality would destroy the movement.
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It's left up to the viewer to complete and interpret the story When Dubus joined this project, Frederick sent him three or four five-inch-square paintings, and Dubus gravitated immediately to the image of a convenience store with an ice machine out front.
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Show Us Your Wall When Brian Phillips came to New York in 1998, he quickly gravitated toward the downtown art and fashion scenes and, through internships at Paper, Elle and Visionaire, connected with other aspiring, boundary-smudging tastemakers and haunted contemporary art hot spots.
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She gravitated toward the sidekick role in life partly because geek culture, from Star Trek's Demora Sulu to X-Men's Jubilee, was telling a generation of Asian American girls that they could be in one scene as a supporting character, and then they had to go away.
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Through the remainder of the century, the diverse constituencies that made up urban areas—the poor, union members, immigrants and minorities, educated elites and young progressives—gravitated toward the Democrats while Republicans enjoyed increasing vote share among the farmers, the rural poor and ultra-wealthy business owners.
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The thing that I started to think at the end is that I realized that the reason it's a blind spot for me is when I started Thursday I gravitated towards with really strong structures like Motown and doo-wopp and things that follow certain rules.
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As customers have gravitated towards mobile and online shopping (and away from traditional outlets), the role of the department store in the consumer market has shifted (Just Wednesday, Hudson Bay, the parent company of Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor, among others announced mass layoffs and restructuring).
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Unlike Mr. Gravner, Mr. Radikon never gravitated toward amphorae, the ancient terra-cotta vessels that have undergone a revival stretching from the country of Georgia, where they are known as qvevri and have never stopped being used, to California and the rest of the winemaking world.
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Goth, which emerged from the gothic rock scene in the UK in the late 70s, was initially seen as a youth subculture, attracting people in their late-teens and early 20s who gravitated towards music with darker, more melancholic lyrics that expressed their own sense of alienation.
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The nature of their migration also differed: according to a European Union report, female Georgian émigrés were often young and well educated, and gravitated toward Western Europe and America, while male émigrés were older and less educated, and generally sought work in Russia and its former states.
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But as officials race to brand their municipalities with cuddly mascots, many young people have gravitated to edgier ones that are what they call "disturbingly cute," said Jillian Rae Suter, a professor of informatics at Shizuoka University in Japan who has studied the yuru-chara phenomenon.
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For the last decade, however, Will Smith has largely been stuck in a depressive rut when it comes to the work he's gravitated toward—the type of emotionally manipulative fare that attempts to connect with audiences looking for a good cry even as it risks alienating them.
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Even though some of those events meant simply stopping in a county and inviting a few Iowans onto the bus in a gas station parking lot, Klobuchar has used the accomplishment to burnish her ability to win back voters who gravitated toward Trump four years ago.
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I gravitated towards The Weeknd because he was one of the few artists creating art from the same psychological space that drove the extremely dumb choices I was making—not just in the underground R&B world he occupied at the time, but across music, period.
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While the team gravitated towards that particular trio because it presented incredibly well-preserved carvings, they also realized that working on the south wall would yield the best results: the surface faces away from the glass walls of the Sackler Wing, receiving the least disturbance from natural light.
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But the 2K League would essentially be striving to engage with an esports audience that historically has gravitated towards MOBAs, also known as Multiplayer online battle arenas, a game genre exemplified by popular free-to-play games like Defense of the Ancients 33 (DotA 2) and League of Legends.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) the candidate many millennials gravitated to during the Democratic primary, and Sen.
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While there is no overpowering figure in the race, Mr. Biden still leads most national polls, and voters in the early states have largely gravitated toward a short list of options including him, Ms. Warren of Massachusetts, Mr. Sanders of Vermont, and Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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During the following decades, conservative Democrats slowly gravitated toward the Republican Party, and the Democratic Party, for the first time in its history, became liberal on both social and economic issues: across the nation, Democrats now stood for at least some modicum of wealth redistribution and racial integration.
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For some reason, boys were more, gravitated to that more, the theory is, when you get into this entry-level class, it's not really an entry-level class anymore because there's a set of people who have already learned a lot and there's an expectation that you're hired.
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Throughout her career to date — particularly in the projects she's done with Batmanglij and Mike Cahill, all three of whom are old friends from Georgetown — Marling, 33, has gravitated to a certain type of role: enigmatic, preternaturally wise women who seem not quite of this plane of existence.
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I was so excited and also really nervous, but it's such a privilege for me as a foreigner and from growing up in so many places that I got to choose London as my home and I got to choose the fact that I gravitated towards England more.
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One thing I have noticed over time, is that many of my peers have gravitated from "low church" traditions, which are often not very focused on or even eschew the aesthetics of worship, to high church traditions that are all about what you smell and see and say.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Joe Biden maintained his lead for the Democratic presidential nomination as minorities gravitated toward the former vice president and his top rival, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, in search of the safest bets for beating President Donald Trump in 23, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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Juul Labs, the San Francisco-based e-cigarette company, is under pressure from parents, schools, public health advocates, lawmakers, and the Food and Drug Administration for its popularity with younger users, who have gravitated to Juul's discrete rechargeable vaping device and nicotine pods in flavors like mango and fruit medley.
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The group has gravitated in recent years toward non-binding policy pronouncements on an ever-widening array of issues, marking a steady deterioration from the London and Pittsburgh Summits of 2009, when the imperative of crisis response motivated leaders, finance ministers, and central bankers to hash out meaningful and binding commitments.
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After laughing at the clip from the SNL sketch in which Clinton tries to appeal to young voters who have gravitated toward his campaign, Sanders said there's a sense of "satisfaction" that Clinton's stances are starting to mirror the Vermont senator as he continues to run to the left of her.
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But they didn't teach us on-camera acting, so I didn't feel like they had told me I couldn't act on camera, and I gravitated toward movies and TV. I think I had to go away, find my confidence again as an actor, and then be able to come back.
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Mr. Pattinson is clearly set on avoiding obviousness, and this may be why, instructively, he has gravitated toward roles that call for his characters to undergo punishing physical abuse — they've been beaten, throttled, shot and endured a proctologist's probing — as if he were trying to expunge the last trace of Edward.
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Despite growing up in East Tennessee, Ms. Ballerini gravitated first to Top 40 music — "I used to walk around trying to do the Britney Spears growl: 'Oh, baby, baby'" — and started sketching songs on GarageBand even before finding Keith Urban's "Stupid Boy" on a friend's Myspace page in her early teens.
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But after a near-miss one Sunday in Baltimore (we ran a red light, completely absorbed by the revelation of the killer) we've gravitated to more sedate crime stories, character-driven tales that are engaging enough to keep us awake on a long stretch of highway but not dangerously so.
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Then I saw a clip of Mayor Pete, and like many Democrats was blown away by his intelligence, thoughtfulness, ability to talk about anything, but eventually gravitated to Elizabeth Warren, who seemed to have all the pluses of Bernie Sanders' progressive agenda, while appealing to a broader range of the electorate.
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But even if Pedretti's thesis is just the most popular new book, it's still a bit disturbing that — out of all of the books published in 2015 on international law and politics — this is the new one UN diplomats most gravitated towards (even if it was only a few of them).
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It appears increasingly likely that Grand Canyon—whose roster is comprised mostly of second-tier recruits and transfer students and various spare parts who have gravitated to the school over the course of the past few seasons—could win its conference, which normally would earn it an NCAA tournament bid.
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Though Mr. Cruz's positions on national security — he is less hawkish than Mr. Rubio — helped him win over some supporters of Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky — who dropped out of the presidential race — in New Hampshire, voters in South Carolina have typically gravitated toward candidates eager for a strong commander in chief.
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" By the late 1980s, fending off a challenge from Mexican beers that were being marketed to younger drinkers — by then, the decade had minted (and named) a new demographic, yuppies, who gravitated to trendy imports — Heineken changed its advertising direction, which was focused by a tagline: "When you're done kidding around, Heineken.
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Power users (aka people who do a lot of shit on their phones) have historically gravitated towards the Note because of its roomy screen and its precious tiny stylus — two features that differentiated the Note from Samsung's more popular Galaxy line, which aren't as large and don't come with a pen tool.
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For all of Trump's insults hurled at veterans or military families, many who'd served in the wars — or had loved ones who'd fought or died in the conflicts — gravitated toward Trump because he promised to win (or end) these wars and keep the military out of such open-ended conflicts in the future.
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Even as his realistic portraits garnered acclaim, selected for shows at the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Biennial, and Close himself gravitated to the center of the New York art scene, he was also, in the relative privacy of his studio, tinkering with the very qualities he was becoming known for.
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" With time, Mr. Lux gravitated toward a taut, precise realism, finding his subject matter in seemingly mundane events to which he applied an often comic twist, reflected in titles like "Attila the Hun Meets Pope Leo I" and "Like Tiny Baby Jesus, in Velour Pants, Sliding Down Your Throat (a Belgian Euphemism).
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S. currencies in demand as caution persists * 30-year U.S. Treasury yields fall (Updates to U.S. midday trading; changes byline, dateline; previous LONDON) By Trevor Hunnicutt NEW YORK, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Investors gravitated to safe-haven assets on Friday as worries about the world economy persisted, cutting short a two-day rebound in U.S. stocks.
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It's interesting and amazing, because I feel very deeply that this is something that I just gravitated to and I think, honestly, it's because of my own need to heal and need to talk to my child self and to my grandma self and be able to make sure we're in conversation with each other.
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And so lot of dumb money descended on the Valley, along with the pretty people — the MBAs and power seekers, who in a previous era who would have flocked to Wall Street, and who recenly gravitated towards the Valley because it was a new center of power, and they could understand that power. Smartphones.
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"I gravitated towards the Women's March because of Tamika, because she's an African American woman — I knew I only wanted to be involved if it was intersectional," recalls Rhiannon Childs, who mobilized 353,235 women from Ohio to D.C. and later became the leader of Women's March Ohio, a group formed when she got home.
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One can certainly see allusions to the precarious political condition in Iran in her tempestuous paintings, but Lashai gravitated toward landscapes and nature initially because these subjects allowed her to experiment with color and form, and, later, as the Iranian government began to disintegrate, the permanence of the natural world provided some kind of solace.
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As Periscope CEO Kayvon Beykpour and seven other Periscope employees took the stage for a Q&A in the Park Central hotel's second-floor ballroom Friday morning, a few hundred 'scopers (as they call themselves) gravitated toward the front of the oversized event space to get a better angle for their Periscope video streams.
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But with George H.W. Bush defeated by Bill Clinton in the 1992 election and the huge boost that Quayle's comment had given the show's buzz, the series gravitated toward easier and easier political jabs and stories that commented on the issues of the day without trying to find the reason Murphy cared about them in the first place.
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The furor that greeted Jay-Z's comments reprised a debate that's been convulsing the forces of racial and gender advocacy for more than half a century now, as the official center-right consensus on race has gravitated again and again toward the same gender-exclusive, victim-blaming diagnosis of tense relations between Black people and police.
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But I saw him do this on TV and later, as I did television as a singing-songwriting pianist, I began to assume he chose that song for the same reason that I've often gravitated towards silliness on TV. It feels like nuance evaporates over TV. It doesn't feel like it will be absorbed or remembered.
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Prince William is not the first royal to champion a high-profile cause, but Arianne Chernock, an associate professor of history at Boston University who specializes in modern British history, said that Prince William; his wife, Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge; and his brother, Prince Harry, had gravitated toward more sensitive topics than others had in the past.
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In many of Europe's struggling economies, particularly Italy, with the highest youth unemployment in Europe, there are simply not enough jobs for young people who, fearful of being eternally dependent on their parents as new sources of labor to fill jobs at ever lower wages, have gravitated to nationalist parties prepared to take up their battle.
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Nadler idolized him and became interested in civil liberties himself, so when he entered Congress, he gravitated to Judiciary's Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties, which he chaired, or served on as ranking member, for 13 years, compiling a reliably liberal record to match his district, which snakes along Manhattan's West Side and into Brooklyn.
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Their debut LP felt special because unlike most music I gravitated towards growing up, it offered not escapism, but something better: it made the dull, boring place I lived in feel as though it too was worth exploration, worth observing with the care that Alex Turner paid to his own home of High Green in Sheffield.
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That left the candidate pool unintentionally skewed in favor of those who gravitated toward the desired class and who could afford top universities — and that group seemed to be heavily made up of white men from privileged backgrounds, said David Wilcox, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute who ran the Fed's research and statistics division.
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Mr. Imperioli, an Emmy winner for his portrayal of the feckless mobster Christopher Moltisanti on "The Sopranos" (he also wrote several episodes of the acclaimed series), moved to Manhattan from Mount Vernon, N.Y., in 1985, and with the exception of a stint on 43rd Street and Eighth Avenue, gravitated toward apartments in the West Village and TriBeCa.
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While many jihadis around the world gravitated toward ISIS after they declared a caliphate in Syria and Iraq in 22017, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's terrorist group never attracted the kind of support that bin Laden did among jihadis in the kingdom, nor posed anything like the threat al Qaeda's 217-113 terror campaign posed the House of Saud.
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But I think in the private sector, it's all – since in the 1970s, both our private sector and then public policymakers have gravitated toward giving a presence to the immediate short-term return to shareholders and it's come at the expense of investing in new product lines and new ideas or in creating the capabilities here within the United States.
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Barely There Hipster, available in three colors, $15Everlane debuted its first-ever underwear collection in March 2018, and I immediately gravitated to the High-Rise Hipster, which has a surprisingly flattering fit for a full-coverage silhouette and is made of super-soft and thin Supima cotton with just the right amount of stretch (thanks to a bit of elastane).
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The Pompidou show is organized accordingly, moving from New York, where the group members coalesced around Ginsberg and Kerouac in the 1940s, to San Francisco, where they gravitated in the '50s, to passing destinations like Big Sur, Los Angeles and Tangier before culminating in Paris, where Ginsberg, Burroughs and Corso lived off and on in the Beat Hotel until it closed in 1963.
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I just hadn't known they existed until a few years after I bought my first Insomnium CD. As I gravitated towards more extreme genres, I left my once beloved melodeath in the dust, allowing it to languish alongside other outgrown in-between sounds like nu-metal and 'New Wave of American Heavy Metal' bands like Shadows Fall and Killswitch Engage.
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Rules of the Game: In the early aughts — those bro-centric days of Maxim magazine and TV's "The Man Show" — a legion of straight men who lacked the confidence to approach women gravitated to the online forums of self-styled pickup superstars who employed stage names like Mystery (pictured above and famous for his fur top hat and eyeliner) and Juggler.
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"When I first met Alix and her team, I immediately gravitated to her incredible founder story, ambition to challenge the alcohol industry's outdated status quo, and sheer tenacity to spark a movement through an empowering brand like Bev," shared Simon Tikhman, the CEO and co-founder of The Core Entertainment, a partner of Live Nation, and new Bev brand investor, in a statement.
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