His investments include Southern Grist Brewing, a Nashville taproom; YouBet.
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But all this confusion is really grist to Charyn's mill.
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That throws grist into the mill of commerce and prosperity.
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Instead, expect new Breitbart exposes that provide grist for Trump's mill.
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In Turkey, the crisis has been grist for Mr Erdogan's mill.
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Everyone knows everyone, and everything is grist for the gossip mill.
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"Frequently, the public transforms faster than politicians recognize," he tells Grist.
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Older yet is the Robeson-Williams Grist Mill, from the 1700s.
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Everyone who loses insurance will be grist for criticism of you.
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Mr. Rutnam's statement already offered plenty of grist for her critics.
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Her later life, too, was grist for this poet of remembrance.
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And you&aposve talked about giving conspiracy theorists grist for the mill.
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The social network is a machine, and human users are its grist.
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Great for lyrical grist, but so often so heavy on the heart.
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Mailer desired authenticity, grist for the voluminous mill that would be Executioner.
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It's unfair to dismiss DJ Sammy's oeuvre as purely happy-hardcore grist.
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Was there any particular grist for that mill that you drew upon?
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All of these issues can be grist for a nominee's Senate hearing.
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There's plenty of grist in this scene for both pessimists and optimists.
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While his manner reassured his guests, it also provided grist to comedians.
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Ben Adler has been a reporter for Newsweek, Politico, The Nation, and Grist.
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If this were a novel, this would be grist for a page-turner.
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This idea has been further adopted by climate change-denying groups, reports Grist.
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Business models like these are grist to the mill of circular-economy advocates.
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Regardless of the motivations, it's more grist for the "something's happening here" mill.
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Grist discussed the question of how to talk to children about climate change.
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For decades, analog sports athletes were little more than grist for the mill.
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A new congressional report examining one bank's travails provides grist for both arguments.
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If the Strip's thin-skinned casino bosses aren't grist for commentary, who is?
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"I told him I was tired and I handed it over," Grist recalled.
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We've all seen war photographs that are mere grist for the journalistic mill.
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"Gorsuch's record on environmental cases is sparse," Patrick Parenteau of Grist has written.
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Whatever Spanos does next will make for fine grist for a sports business columnist.
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All of its characters are fodder for the endless grist of its plot mill.
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Back in 2012, I did a couple of posts for Grist on these themes:
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Thankfully, the observational grist needed to test these various ideas is already on its way.
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Coco Perez, so taken with her comment, used it as additional grist for the mill.
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Eric Holthaus, a meteorologist who writes for Grist, called it "stronger than Andrew or Katrina."
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Her work has appeared in Grist, the Financial Times, Rolling Stone, HuffPost, and other publications.
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This is all grist for the mill, though, and how we get better at solving.
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Teens need rest and shouldn't be seen as just future grist for the work mill.
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What we're reading: This Grist article about the signs of climate change experienced by Alaskans.
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In other words, these memes are empty-headed hyperpartisan sharebait — grist for the algorithmic mills.
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The FBI investigation in turn created grist for the polarized media of the Internet age.
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What we're reading: This Grist article about the signs of climate change experience by Alaskans.
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The day's celebrations were, to be sure, instant social media grist, but also refreshingly different.
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Some conservatives' intensifying attacks on the counsel and the F.B.I. are clearly grist for that.
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" Still, he said, Trump's tweets indicating anything to the contrary added "grist to the mill.
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Pounding a beat has been grist for more crime novels than presiding from the bench.
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"Just the fact that we were able to get a deal is historic," he tells Grist.
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That Siri Speaker: This has been grist for the rumor for at least a year now.
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"Every government in Poland is coal, coal," Monika Sadkowska, a Warsaw-based climate activist, told Grist.
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But Trump partisans may also have some facts that can provide grist for the political mill.
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In almost every respect, the Damore debacle is perfect grist for our current culture war mill.
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And the rise of social media has surely added grist to the mill of class anxiety.
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"Having a little bit of grist in the system is actually a good thing," she said.
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The downfall of Harvey Weinstein would seem like obvious grist for TV's late-night comedy shows.
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Dangerous, because it gives grist to his calls on President Trump to get tough with Iran.
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That's not just another issue, fodder for the partisans and pundits, grist for a press release.
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"Their vision is making sure it stays, but just tweaking it here and there," he told Grist.
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"It's human nature to prioritize immediate problems over future problems," said Rebecca Leber, an editor at Grist.
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Through careful storytelling, Weinman retrieves Horner from her role as grist in the mill of literary history.
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The cinnamon bread ($5.99) from a place called the Grist Mill was a loaf of sloppy decadence.
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As organizers hoped, some clips from the event quickly spread online and became grist for cable news.
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He has previously been a reporter at Politico, The Nation and Grist and an editor at Newsweek.
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Grist is a nonprofit news site that uses humor to shine a light on big green issues.
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The incident could arguably be more grist for Mueller's probe into whether President Trump has obstructed justice.
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But the grist for emotionally disturbed or just plain violent people has never seemed so readily available.
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It should become a permanent part of their political biography — and grist for future campaigns against them.
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This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of our Climate Desk collaboration.
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Writing for Grist, Eric Holthaus calculated that by July 2019, the Bitcoin peer-to-peer network—remember BitTorrent?
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In a sense, Sandberg has turned grief into more grist for the mill for her "Lean In" model.
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Wandering and arguing at FreedomFest offered grist for both understandings of how libertarianism relates, or doesn't, to Trumpism.
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New York's Department of Financial Services is now investigating the issue, which has already provided grist for Sen.
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LONG a staple of personnel departments, these days personality tests are grist for dating sites and New Age seminars.
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Gore's loss to George W. Bush in the 2000 election, in particular, is grist for the film's few jokes.
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There are fears, raised by Grist, that user profile pictures could prompt landlords to racially discriminate against prospective tenants.
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Some environmentalists also worry that shifts to Mauna Kea's climate may accelerate the decline of snowmelt there, Grist reported.
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Then, on Tuesday, the Post published a diatribe against ranch dressing by Ben Adler, a staff writer at Grist.
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Too often, poor people in New York and elsewhere are grist for an inhumane machine of courts and prisons.
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Now 13 years sober, Grist, 62, is running for a seat on the state Transportation Commission as a Democrat.
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I used to get asked about it constantly when I wrote for Grist — less now, but still fairly regularly.
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Comedians turned advertisers — and the denizens of Madison Avenue who worked for those brands — into grist for their mills.
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"The mayor keeps saying that this isn't like Flint," Newark resident Shakima Thomas told Grist way back in November.
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But the nearly three-hour marathon debate hosted by ABC and Univision produced plenty of grist to chew over.
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Arizona's Navajo Generating Station, the largest coal plant in the western United States, could close this year, Grist reports.
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But Tran's impolitic answer to a ludicrous question gave abortion opponents grist for an explosion of self-righteous outrage.
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"When you feel yourself tightening up, that's when you're about to learn something," said moderator and Grist reporter, Nathanael Johnson.
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All of which was grist to the mill for those expecting more action from the People's Bank of China (PBOC).
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His death, from cancer — an illness that had been grist for poems in recent years — was announced by Random House.
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That could give grist to Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump's argument that the economy has sickened under the Obama administration.
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Reparations, she says, can provide the grist for a genuine atonement, something most Americans, "a good and decent people," crave.
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This has been the crux of arguments at AdAge, The Atlantic, The A.V. Club, Grist, The Outline, and The Week.
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Pai has taken the time to master the arcane statutory and regulatory grist that drives the mill at the FCC.
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But y'know, long distance relationships are tough, so it's not surprising that this experience offered grist for his lyrical mill.
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When Ms. French was a little girl, she had been warned to stay away from the grist mill in Freedom.
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The city of Philadelphia stands to lose about $33 million in tax revenue without the refinery running, according to Grist.
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At Grist, Eric Holthaus singles out six states as potential climate champions, some, like New Mexico, not the usual suspects.
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Even before the victim of Sunday's attack had been named, the incident became grist for the increasingly rough election campaign.
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Rising drug prices have spurred public outrage, provided grist for the presidential campaign and attracted the attention of various congressional committees.
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Lai's story follows two women: Kirilow, a doctor of Grist Village whose lover Peristrophe dies of a new strain of flu.
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Even nominees with almost spotless records, or at least ones that offered little grist for debate, have not escaped withering criticism.
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We are now back in the realm of learning about behind-the-scenes power struggles, the normal grist of presidential politics.
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In essence, the community repeatedly tweeted offensive statements at Tay and the system used those statements as grist for later responses.
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And as numerous pieces have pointed out (see Grist, MIT Technology Review), solar roofs have been tried before, to no avail.
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Over breakfast in Los Angeles, he explained how Richter had turned a life of profound trauma and loss into creative grist.
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Some White House staffers have taken to dismissing the investigation as "fake news" and using it as grist for gallows humor.
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The growing number of accounts of sexual misconduct by prominent men gave "Saturday Night Live" plenty of topical grist this week.
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But there's an element that gives musicians more grist than the usual issue-based protest songs of the past: Trump himself.
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In May, Picador Books sent a copy of an upcoming thriller, Christopher Yates's "Grist Mill Road," to the actress Krysten Ritter.
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One was even grist for Hollywood: "Nicholas and Alexandra" (22011) was adapted into a film of the same title in 25.
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This piece, originally published on Grist, is the third in a series on how to tackle poverty while protecting the environment.
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From Wolf Blitzer's complete loss of control to Ben Carson's "fruit salad" moment, users had plenty of grist to work with.
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That's going to be grist for the mill of those who think the very idea of a labor shortage is incoherent.
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I'd end up back on that beach in the grist mill of new players and the trolls who killed them without mercy.
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In its mind, all is politics, whether grist for politics, or as an obstacle to be smashed or subverted for political ends.
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"#NoDAPL has made clear that climate change isn't up for debate for most indigenous peoples," Aura Bogado, a staff writer at Grist.
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These priorities are well known and frequently mocked, providing grist for the oft-repeated claim that millennials are lazy, entitled job-hoppers.
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Located at the Grist Mill bakery, there are signs pointing toward it around the park, indicating that it's the place to be.
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"It's rather shocking," said Sadie Ryan, a disease ecologist at the University of Florida's Emerging Pathogens Institute, in an interview with Grist.
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"It's time to start building bridges instead of further entrenching into tribes," said Eric Holthaus, a meteorologist and contributing writer at Grist.
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As Grist reported last week, that includes Spanish news agency EFE and Noticias Telemundo, the top U.S.-based Spanish-language news provider.
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The show impressed critics, provided grist for op-ed columnists and won its share of Emmys and Golden Globes, and a Peabody.
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That particular cultural touchstone provides comic grist for Anne's husband, Simon (Matthew Needham), who is as proudly philistine as he is threatening.
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His fiction drew on his life, and his return to Ojibwe culture became grist for his first novel, "Keeper 'n Me" (1994).
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A reporter at Grist did an experiment similar to mine, going vegan for a month after trying and loving the Impossible Burger.
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Posed in a certain light, the Brexit effort and Donald Trump's presidential candidacy appear to be twin causes, feeding off recognizable political grist.
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Or the unease of seeing your wants and needs reduced to simple computer input — your haircut as grist for the machine learning mills.
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If data are the grist for the loyalty mill, then you might assume that the online giants would be running the best schemes.
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"Even though [the debate] consumes a lot of my time and other people's time, it's sort of beside the point," Jacobson told Grist.
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All of this is sure to become more grist for the reported feud between former GE chief executives Jack Welch and Jeff Immelt.
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And in reality, those lies serve an important purpose — providing grist for allied conservative "fake news" sites hard at work crafting alternate realities.
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It is doing so by adding grist to his mill that Mexico needs a president who will stand up to United States' bullying.
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It's possible that Downing's comments on Wednesday were intended to serve as grist not only for Trump's tweets but also for a pardon.
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"Now, this is the grist for archaeologists," said Ben Potter of the University of Alaska, who was not involved in the new papers.
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As I noted at the time, Durham's statement seemed to serve no purpose other than to provide further grist for Sean Hannity's broadcasts.
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She had dismissed those tales for years before finding, especially in "Song of Solomon", deep grist for the worlds she had to recreate.
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Before and after the incident, as it's often called, she was grist for thumb-sucking takes on women, femininity, sports and social class.
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This was back when I was 17, and it wasn't grist for an essay about a transformative communion with people outside my clique.
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It could provide great grist for legal arguments that the investigations are less about prosecuting damaging leaks than they are about punishing journalists.
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What's so unusual about killing 3,000 more in order to develop the grist for the mill to empower into infinity the military industrial complex?
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Field offices were required to report daily the number of detentions in order to supply grist for statements on our progress in fighting terrorism.
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Next in line after Garagiola was Bob Uecker, another mediocre ex-catcher who used his failings as grist for his announcing and entertainment careers.
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None of the signers that Grist interviewed this week could recall who had organized the letter or knew who had asked Trump to sign.
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During daylight hours, a visit to Philipsburg Manor is a visit to 1750, complete with butter-churning costumed interpreters and a working grist mill.
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She was proud of being a woman of color, her sister said, but it was being biracial that provided the grist for her writing.
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In 2008, according to Grist, the journal Ecological Applications found narwhals were at the top of the list for at-risk Arctic marine animals.
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It was a parody, perfect for James's persona, which gets its grist from his being ever-so-slightly (or very) askew to the world.
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"This has been more grist to the mill for the need for European governments to take more responsibility for their near neighborhood," Mr. Niblett said.
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Tech pundits breathlessly talked up the product's game-changing potential when the Apple Watch 3 was little more than grist for the Apple rumor mill.
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Its sales have fallen in four of the six quarters since the two companies combined, grist for those who say that slashing costs limits growth.
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"It's a waste of money and a waste of time," says Wayne Grist, a butcher, who is among the more diplomatic of the government's critics.
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It is the plot of the coming-of-age story, grist for dozens of classic 19th-century novels (and yet more middling 20th-century movies).
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Words and pictures, culled from across the web, have been the digital grist for remarkable gains in computing tasks like image recognition and speech translation.
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And Sanders supporters might have found some grist for their complaints on Tuesday, when MSNBC featured Biden allies like Representative James Clyburn of South Carolina.
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Davíd, a gifted but difficult child, doubts his new circumstances; his persistent questioning of Simón forms the grist of a philosophical dialogue tinged with intimacy.
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"No disposable package is today sterile, just to be explicitly clear," said Tom Szaky, the founder and CEO of TerraCycle in an interview with Grist.
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The bizarre backroom shenanigans that took place during the sentencing of Trump's friend and former adviser Roger Stone also provide grist for Assange's legal team.
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The letter, reported on by Grist Wednesday, was published as an advertisement in The New York Times shortly before the climate change conference in Copenhagen.
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It's made from a grist (grain) that includes a large amount of roasted barley, which gives it its intense burnt flavor and very dark color.
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A series of what our reviewer, Monica Ali, called "beautifully precise micro-fictions" form the grist of the novel, based on Faye's interactions with others.
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To the extent that people want to endlessly refight the 2016 primary, this is all fair enough, and there's plenty of grist for the mill.
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I studied philosophy for many years as a grad student, dropped out, wound up in Seattle, and was hired on as an editorial assistant at Grist.
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The FX show Atlanta does a good job portraying how poorer residents of the city struggle with the city's transit system, as the website Grist notes.
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Ocasio-Cortez is a young woman of color from New York City who proudly identifies as a socialist—perfect grist for the right-wing media mill.
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One might say much the same for the troublesome immigration issue, a perennially open question that has provided so much grist for the populist-right mill.
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Her travels in Japan and India provided grist for her witty and well-received nonfiction work "Strange Big Moon: Japan and India Journals, 1960-1964" (1981).
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The findings potentially add grist to the mill as a number of attorneys general, including New York's Eric Schneiderman, continue to investigate whether Exxon misled shareholders.
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Ms. Mercer remains a trustee of the Heritage Foundation, a prominent Washington think tank that has provided the Trump administration with grist for a range of initiatives.
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But as The Grist point out, his position didn't come out of nowhere; republicans have been blaming the drought on bad environmental policies for some time now.
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To a domestic audience, these assertions were familiar — the grist for countless early-morning Twitter posts or stream-of-consciousness outbursts during "Make America Great Again" rallies.
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Bob Dylan's fans may cherish his original recordings, but we all love a good cover version, if only as grist for arguments over who does him better.
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The role has made Grist a go-to in his rural network for people who need a bed in a rehab for themselves or a family member.
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"Twitter's new policy gives oil and gas companies a leg up, and the folks who want to regulate those companies a kneecapping," Zoya Teirstein writes for Grist.
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Though her résumé was grist for a full-fledged profile, until now the only one was her autobiography "Equal Justice Under Law" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1998).
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The news outlet Grist, which focuses on environmental issues like sustainability and global warming, hosts its fifth annual comedy benefit at the Bell House on Thursday night.
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In "cosmopolis"—Ash's forward-thinking name for our current interconnected world—difference is the grist for advantageous hybridity and funny jokes, as long as we're liberal about it.
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There's plenty of grist at the Clinton Foundation if you want to allege corruption, but everything we've seen from Trump so far suggests he'll veer into the conspiratorial.
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In 1987, after his death, their relationship became grist for scandal when 11 love letters that the painter had sent her ended up in an Italian gossip magazine.
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Those experiences later became grist for her caustic, comic novel "Postcards From the Edge," whose chapters are variously presented as letters, diary entries, monologues and third-person narratives.
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Back when I was at Grist, we had a series called "How to Talk to a Climate Skeptic" that addressed dozens of the most common skeptic talking points.
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These flashbacks also explain why she seemed to think everything was grist for competition, why winning and losing mattered so much to her, why control was so important.
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It may also offer grist to those who have been arguing for the reclassification of some other forms of cancer, including certain lesions in the breast and prostate.
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The Walls joined another 100 other black families and established a vibrant community at Puce, with several churches, schools, farms, a grist mill, a saw mill and shops.
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"We have reason to believe that we are at or near the peak right now," the author and journalist James Kuntsler predicted in a 2005 interview with Grist.
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Diane Gilpin, who's helping organize a pro-climate shipping event that will take place on the cruise ship Rhine Fantasy, tells Grist about the sector's reluctance to go green.
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"Banning straws is about as important as spitting in the wind," psychologist Robert Gifford told Grist reporter Shannon Osaka earlier this month for a piece on Seattle's straw ban.
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The episode will provide grist for more Republican attacks on the deal, political analysts said, though the images of the sailors are unlikely to turn up in attack ads.
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According to Grist, the candidates only spent 5 minutes and 27 seconds on climate and environmental issues -- mostly because Hillary Clinton brought it up on a couple of occasions.
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Months after the attack, Rice's comments in the wake of the attack were used as grist by Senate Republicans who said they could not support her as Clinton's successor.
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Perhaps it's no surprise then that their dreamy pop is laced with lyrical bite and Alaina's using the constrictive stereotypes and expections around gender and marriage as her grist.
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CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News are often in search of something to talk about, and Tuesday's primary contests provided them with hours and hours of grist for their mill.
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But for most of human history, what a cloud was, physically, hardly mattered; instead, we understood clouds as psychic refuges from the mundane, grist for our imaginations, feelings fodder.
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"We said, 'Look, for us to endorse this, tribal nations need to have a role—we need to have a voice, we need to be consulted, " Sharp tells Grist.
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Perhaps it's no surprise then that their dreamy pop is laced with lyrical bite and Alaina's using the constrictive stereotypes and expections around gender and marriage as her grist.
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Nathanael Johnson at Grist has written wonderfully about this aspect of urban farming, and he cited a 2012 essay in Gastronomica by Jason Mark making this point at length.
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Some of us will have high enough status that we might be able to delude ourselves into thinking we're not, but eventually, we're all just grist for their mill.
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We get motifs instead, grist for a dozen stimulating term papers: the inheritance of historical trauma, the unresolved repercussions of Partition, vivid examples of Bakhtin's theory of the carnival.
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Recent reports alleging that the Russian government intends to interfere in the upcoming election to aid Bernie Sanders will likely provide Trump with ample grist to further these ends.
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His depredations would make excellent grist for a study of the crisis in American conservatism (which has been noted by many conservative commentators but hasn't produced as many books).
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"Mad Men," an acclaimed show that explored a bygone era, will itself be grist for future cultural historians, thanks to a donation to the University of Texas at Austin.
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But he had worked with the administration throughout the yearslong negotiations, and his arguments will provide grist for other Democrats to reject the agreement, one of the president's top priorities.
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Palocci, who has not commented on the Folha story about the plea bargain, said at the hearing that he believed his revelations could give investigators grist to widen the probe.
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It's all grist for the never-ending content mill that doesn't just occupy television and the few remaining newspapers, but every platform we use, be it Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat.
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Anger can have a noble dimension — as a response to injustice, as the grist for change — and neither Trump nor Cruz projects much nobility or tries to, for that matter.
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Tack on a part-time CEO and a recent 8 percent job force reduction, and analysts have "great grist for a sell call," Bruckner and Mahaney wrote in a Jan.
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As part of its coverage of what it calls Big Hollywood, the glamour of celebrities becomes grist for the site's overarching narrative about the corrosive influence of the cultural elite.
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The agreement between the United States, Canada and Mexico is often used for political grist in U.S. election campaigns but altering it is a major concern for export-oriented Canada.
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In Pasadena, you can see how grains are milled at Grist & Toll, which in 2013 became the first urban flour mill to open in greater Los Angeles in a century.
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Leah Grist, a friend of the famous couple, revealed the exciting news on Facebook, writing, "SUNNY has been FOUND this morning," in a post shared to Byron Bay Community Board.
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But in a more recent era, the fish have been literally hitting a wall as dams popped up all over the region, powering grist and woolen mills and later factories.
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But the amendments can be used to provide grist for campaign ads, giving each party the opportunity to force the opposing party's members to take votes on politically delicate topics.
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The hearing today turned in large part on the constitutional definitions of abuse of power, bribery and foreign interference, ideas that the framers considered the grist of any impeachable case.
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It's the post-World War II wasteland with the identical homes, lawns and faces that has been grist for critique and caricature, novels and movies, ever since suburbs were invented.
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"People are pessimistic about climate change but optimistic that it's not going to affect us," Eric Holthaus, a meteorologist and a contributor to the Seattle-based environmental outlet Grist, told me.
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They now have grist for an even more pointed question: Why, Mr. Trump, would Moscow be willing to take the risk of going this far to try to ensure your election?
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A pre-election response, particularly if overt, risks becoming grist for the political mill; it could be dismissed as the actions not of the U.S. government but of a partisan administration.
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"This is something greens have been demanding for years: climate change at the core of global geopolitics," meteorologist and Grist climate columnist Eric Holthaus wrote in the wake of that summit.
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The bond market has been reacting to many headlines as candidates for the Fed chair were vetted by the White House and became rotating grist for Wall Street's tireless rumor mill.
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An inability to explain away the revolutions, chaos and civil wars of the last few years — and America's struggle to keep up — have added fresh grist for the region's conspiracy mill.
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The History Originally the site of grist and saw mills along the Musquapsink Brook, Westwood boomed after the Erie Railroad extended New York rail service west to neighboring Hillsdale in 1870.
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He also found grist in his personal life for autobiographical novels, like "The Hand-Reared Boy" (22015), and memoirs, including "The Twinkling of an Eye: My Life as an Englishman" (20013).
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And there is likely to be plenty of grist in the IG report to feed ongoing accusations that, as Barr himself has mused, the Russia investigation was tarnished by corrupt origins.
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Although Trump is unlikely to lose many votes over such subtle shifts of global power, it will still be grist to the mill for Democrats grinding down narrow margins next fall.
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As the case moved to trial, however, Louima withdrew the claim, thus turning the incident into more grist for the grievance mill as Giuliani said his critics owed him an apology.
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On Friday, looking beyond the setbacks that became grist for the mass-transit skeptics who populate the suburbs, Atlanta's 2.7-mile, $473 million streetcar system began charging passengers for the first time.
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In October, Grist, a non-profit publication that focuses on environmental issues, investigated what brought the "Ban Offshore Oil and Gas Drilling and Ban Vaping in Enclosed Indoor Workplaces Amendment" into existence.
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Eric Holthaus at Grist calculated that by July 2019, mining bitcoins will require more electricity than the whole US. By February 2020, it will consume as much electricity as the entire world.
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Wonder Woman has no use for global history except as grist for American exceptionalism, which animates the storylines of so many heroes in the comic book universe, from Captain America to Superman.
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Mr. Hamilton's handful of plays and novels are largely concentrated on the same upper class that was grist for his cartoons, and hold to their same satirical mix of acid and amusement.
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But tax filings obtained by Grist from Delaware's Division of Corporations, as well as PacRim'sbusiness registration (signed by Herbert Hunt himself in 2005) and business license, all trace back to the Hunts.
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With the internet on our phones, a quick trip to the bathroom is like visiting the library, and sites like Skeptical Science and the denial response collection at Grist can be helpful.
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A Corbyn loss would give moderate US candidates like Pete Buttigieg and Joe Biden grist for their arguments that party rivals to their left would be a disaster facing Trump next November.
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The idea was to try to force Ukraine to provide grist for a thoroughly debunked right-wing conspiracy theory that as vice president, Biden targeted a Ukrainian prosecutor on his son's behalf.
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Although Mr. Christie was never charged, the scandal, which generated headlines around the world and became grist for late-night talk shows, tarnished his reputation, damaging his presidential and vice-presidential aspirations.
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John McCain had authored climate change legislation, and he sent a key campaign adviser to do a detailed interview with David Roberts for Grist, making the case for the McCain climate vision.
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They also implied that fast practice by the former Obama administration may be to blame, supplying new grist for the conspiracy mill that operates around Trump and his supporters in the conservative media.
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Fishermen from that country complained that they were needlessly trashing countless fish heads, bones and tails when such grist could instead be sold to African countries where the pieces are prized for soup.
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"We cannot, each of us, study all aspects of the past, and intellectual historians may be well advised to leave many inventions, such as stirrup or grist mill, to other specialists," she wrote.
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For environmentalists who adamantly oppose nuclear, Hansen's take discounts what Ben Adler at Grist notes are the "environmental, public health and safety, economic, and even moral dimensions" that Chernobyl elucidated about nuclear power.
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But today, we're nostalgic about everything—every decade, every pop culture moment we personally experienced or just heard about secondhand, it's all grist for the nostalgic mill—and we miss it all simultaneously.
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A Fader cover has become coveted real estate in the music industry, and unlike Rolling Stone covers of yore, Fader photos are often set up as viral grist for a musician's Instagram followers.
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Mr. Ward had no interest in becoming grist for reality television, but on the night he was arrested in 2013, he said, he felt pressured into signing by the officer who arrested him.
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He's a PhD student at Duke, and his journalistic endeavors include an eye-opening feature for Mother Jones (cross-posted at Grist) that draws attention to the connection between dementia and dirty air.
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And if you're thinking about New Year resolutions, check out this short video from Eve Andrews of Grist — about ditching her car, for the sake of both the environment and her bank account.
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The big difference (cue the elevator pitch) is that this time the boys are boys, specifically 12-year-olds whose innocence about sex, drugs, women, themselves, is grist for a feature-length joke.
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The big difference (cue the elevator pitch) is that this time the boys are boys, specifically 12-year-olds whose innocence about sex, drugs, women, themselves, is grist for a feature-length joke.
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In taking on Mr. Trump, he faced the challenge of an unusually leaky administration, which has already provided grist for countless news articles and one mega-bestseller, "Fire and Fury" by Michael Wolff.
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Music stars, art world icons and celebrities in general are increasingly flocking to the covers of glossy magazines; they're good grist for social media, and when they're produced at scale, advertisers like them too.
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"I think, honestly, what happened was Paul Rudd is so awesome that they sort of found a groove with him and [my character] became more of just the grist for that mill," he said.
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The fine folks who operate Plimoth Plantation, a historical museum in Plymouth, Massachusetts, sent me some grits made with a reproduction 1636 grist mill so that it would be as historically accurate as possible.
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She has added grist to their mill by ordering an investigation into a primary-school teacher who filmed herself telling her class that Arabic was spoken in paradise and vowing to teach nothing else.
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Amazon could shake off that kind of criticism a few years ago, but now it's grist for legislators like Sanders who are casting billionaires like Bezos as the robber barons of the 21st century.
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Ellis even considered how not to create "more grist for the wild media mill," as the judge re-interviewed every juror about their impartiality and heard arguments from the lawyers in a closed courtroom.
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And as Nathanael Johnson noted in Grist, EPA's analysis shows that ACE's net costs outweigh its net benefits: EPA's press officers aren't exactly highlighting the findings that the proposal would leave Americans worse off.
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So it is perhaps unsurprising that Mr. Buttigieg's dinners and fund-raisers — complete with cozy pictures on Instagram of Mr. Buttigieg standing beside high-net-worth bundlers — have turned into grist for his critics.
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Streambait's stars range from pop favorites — Billie Eilish and Lana del Rey — to more indie streaming grist like Big Thief, Clairo, and Cuco, who have all made it to mainstream attention via the internet.
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Griffin's early revelation that Trump had "gone off script" in his fateful phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan before Turkey's invasion of Syria gave many conservatives the grist to question Trump's actions.
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By most accounts, the Bonanno crime family has been battered and crippled by prosecutions and high-profile defections in the last 15 years, even if its glory days long ago became grist for Hollywood screenwriters.
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"Our research shows that delivering a typical order to an Amazon customer is more environmentally friendly than that customer driving to a store," an Amazon sustainability representative wrote to Grist in an email last year.
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The fact that Trump seems to have gone moderately against the advice of his own tax lawyers, meanwhile, is more grist for the mill that there should be a criminal inquiry into the Trump Foundation.
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And as Nathanael Johnson noted in Grist, EPA's own analysis shows that ACE's net costs outweigh its net benefits: EPA's press officers aren't exactly highlighting the findings that the proposal would leave Americans worse off.
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The story of le Carré's tortured relationship with his Falstaffian father provided grist last year for Adam Sisman's 652-page biography, "John le Carré," which also delved into other corners of its subject's personal life.
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Democrats will fight each other over ideological purity, cannibalize their side's resources, and provide endless grist for Matt Drudge to shock mainstream America into re-electing the man they feel stands between them and anarchy.
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" Ray Smith, a lawyer in London with Clyde & Company who advises large companies on their tax affairs, said the Panama Papers scandal had "added grist to the mill of E.U. politicians calling for urgent reform.
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The declining fertility numbers could provide grist for backward "pro-natalist" policies — restrictions on abortion and contraceptives — that reduce, rather than expand, women's freedom to choose, while also offering yet another excuse for austerity measures.
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There is a lot of comedy about pornography, but to hear a superstar break down how watching it made him "sexually autistic" is bracing, and may even provide grist to certain warnings against online porn.
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Her burden is treated as grist for comedy, notably in the repeated images — fluttering like a flip book — of her enduring a lonely maternal crucible as she feeds and diapers the newborn again and again.
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But the story isn't ambivalent about the soldiers fighting the war, who are seen as grist for America's never-ending mill — the country's poorest offspring, trained as killers and turned, too often, into bloody corpses.
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Much has already been mocked of Vinyl's use of cocaine as raw ingredients for a ROCK 'N' ROLL MACHO MAN FRENZY vision quest, and the second episode is where the grist for that really takes flight.
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According to Chris Ferner, a wildland-fire technology specialist at Esri, even entering the diameters of tree trunks and the sites of clogged culverts (which alter patterns of water flow) is grist to the software's accuracy.
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It hardly matters, because McMillan's true subject has always been the bonds between women, and Georgia's newfound determination to remake her life provides plenty of grist for boisterous discussions with her best friends, Wanda and Violet.
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"Relatively minor cleaning will actually dissolve or destroy the virus, and so if you use anything with between 60 and 70 percent ethanol, the virus will be destroyed in less than 60 seconds," Menachery told Grist.
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If jurors knew in advance everything they said and did in the course of their deliberations was going to be grist for the media mill, I think it might well have a chilling effect on deliberations.
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At the end of the day, he was thrown into the grist mill of pro-Trump media and chewed to pieces by Fox News and House Republicans for a few months' worth of cynical, lucrative outrage.
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Add in the grains, targeting a mash of around 1.5 quarts of water to 1 pound of grain (a liquor-to-grist ratio of about 3:1 by weight) and a temperature of 153°F (67°C).
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Social media has been flooded with furious comments, pro-Kremlin newspapers have run scathing opinion pieces, the episode has featured on the country's main talk show, and the case has become grist for office water cooler conversations.
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In fact, many of the players I spoke to come from a strong roleplaying background, prompting them to develop backstories for their characters even in games like Battlegrounds in which there is very little narrative grist available.
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Whereas a lot of demonstrations in the United States would be grist for selfies and Instagram-ready signs, protesters here are very concerned the government could identify their faces in photos and later charge them with crimes.
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What should have been a time for self-reflection instead found everyone being louder than ever, and only listening to others insofar as they provided grist for "engagement"—a term most fully realized through conflict or enmity.
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On the face of it, this seemed a clear though perhaps unintended admission by Donald Trump Jr. that he had gone into the meeting expecting damaging information, and the episode is clearly grist for Mr. Mueller's mill.
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In the years following, it grew to feature Disney world-style shows where shooters knocked apples off guest's heads, according to Tokyo-based writer and ruin photographer Michael John Grist, who wrote about the park in his blog.
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There is grist for a hundred essays on the nature of cinematic representation here, but while you are watching your attention is entirely consumed by faces, eyes and landscapes and the sometimes uncanny connections that emerge among them.
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Despite the fact that it has been reduced to a limited-time event in Black Ops 4, I've spent every night this week throwing an hour of my time into the grist mill that is the gun game.
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I agree with some of the reasoning, particularly the argument from Cody Permenter, a native Texan who wrote at Grist that victims suffering from Harvey probably aren't worrying about climate change when they're trying to rebuild their homes.
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Connecting the dots: Bringing things back around to the new National Surveys on Energy and Environment report, it provides some grist for Ball's argument about the challenge of creating CO2 prices steep enough to substantially alter emissions levels.
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Epitomizing the muddled quality of dreams, these stories — wisps of fitfully coherent narrative, each sketched in a mere two or three pages of Natsume Soseki's slim 1908 volume "Ten Nights' Dreams" — might seem unlikely grist for an opera.
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"I've taken on a potential tension between middle-class sensibilities and working class sensibilities and pulled it in to work, so that it is something that can be used as grist in the mill for creativity," he told Reuters.
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Clinton's conducting business on a private email server as secretary of state is relatively fresh fodder for Mr. Trump, and a continuing federal investigation is grist for him to claim that she should be disqualified from the presidency. Mrs.
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The loss of belongings entrusted to an airline has long been grist for angry letters and comedy routines, like one by Rhod Gilbert, who arrived in Australia to find only the handle of his new suitcase on the carousel.
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Mr. Roberts's inclinations run slightly brighter and less implacable than Coltrane's did, but the album — which will presumably provide some grist for these performances — attests to both the hospitality of these compositions and Mr. Roberts's fluency as an interpreter.
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That's the moral of "Nocturnal Animals," a harsh cautionary tale about love, vengeance and the divide between life and art, that shadowy space in which real people are turned into fictional characters and old hurts made into narrative grist.
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Even if months old, the latest video — shot, unusually, from the Israeli side — appeared to undermine Israel's arguments as it battles international censure and accusations of employing disproportionate force and to provide critics of its policies with additional grist.
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The dams, originally built to provide water power for many grist mills along the creek over the last two centuries, have long been obsolete, and some have already been partially demolished by storms and two centuries of water pressure.
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For all the boldface names that she encountered at charity events in the metropolitan area and the gossip that they generated for her column, few celebrities could match the literary grist of her own odyssey through war-torn Europe.
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The widening of the investigation will add to the carmaker's legal headaches and be grist to the mill of investors seeking 8.8 billion euros ($9.41 billion) in damage claims for the collapse of VW's share price after the scandal broke.
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There is certainly much grist for the mill, much of it related to the animosity that Trump is said to bear toward Comey, which proves once again that on all matters of state, this president is often his own worst enemy.
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"The problem with the Trump campaign all along is that they've had lots of potential material, a lot of grist for the mill that he has failed to prosecute," said Mark McKinnon, former strategist for President George W. Bush and Sen.
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Unbeknownst to the hosts, they're meat and grist to to be abused at the whims of paying guests, who visit the park in order to commit unoriginal acts of violence against them (mostly rape, with a side order of mass murder).
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The initial source on all this was reportedly an anonymous figure (now multiple figures) in the U.S. national security apparatus, meaning the new scandal was fresh grist for the mill, having almost nothing to do with that whole Russia-Mueller nothingburger.
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"Evolutionary humanism" birthed some dehumanizing attitudes in the writings of Herbert Spencer, Ernst Haeckel, Julian Huxley, and H.G. Wells, who tended to view ordinary people as merely grist for the production of "men like gods," in Wells's famous (or infamous) phrase.
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The 18th slam edged him further ahead of Nadal and Pete Sampras, who share second place on the list of major winners with 14, and gave more grist to those who argue that Federer is the greatest player of all time.
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The Barstool Sports founder, who calls himself "El Presidente," was already coping with coronavirus shutting down the American athletic leagues that provide the grist his website relies upon for its daily fodder of irreverent videos and hilariously obnoxious social posts.
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Though his decision may have been ill-advised — I criticized it at the time because it provided Trump with grist to diminish the proceedings — in no way did Schiff try and bamboozle people into believing Trump said things he didn't say.
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This will no doubt add grist to the arguments of those — the autocrat Viktor Orban, the French right-wing presidential candidate Marine Le Pen — who conflate terrorists with immigrants in search of a better life and refugees fleeing deadly conflict.
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"I can't love my neighbor if I'm not protecting the earth that sustains them and defending their rights to clean water, clean air, and a stable climate," Kyle Meyaard-Schaap, a national organizer for Young Evangelicals for Climate Action, told Grist.
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But the surplus with the United States, China's largest export market, actually rose 210 percent in the first half to $215 billion, giving grist to U.S. President Donald Trump's frequent arguments that the trade balance between the two nation hurts the U.S. economy.
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In Silicon Valley, whose product launch cycle has for two decades been grist for the global attention machine, Eric Feng, a former CTO at Hulu, launched Packagd, his new video platform, on the day of former FBI director James Comey's testimony to Congress.
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The development may provide grist to lawmakers on a day when Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, is set to be grilled on Capitol Hill over data privacy and other matters, such as Russian misuse of the social network to influence the 2016 election.
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That could provide further grist for tensions between Trump and other world leaders, who fear the President's past praise of Putin and professed desire to work with the Russian leader could mean he won't take a hard line on territorial disputes or cyberattacks.
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Even "Showgirls" partisans see the film in different lights: It's portrayed as grist for drag shows and bad-movie nights; as the inspiration for a book of sestinas; and as a sophisticated satire whose craft and layered meanings have been revealed over time.
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"The fact that the tweets are out there and correspond to things we're doing at the department sort of give grist to the mill, and that's why I think it's time to stop the tweeting about Department of Justice criminal cases," Barr said.
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Inside a hydropowered grist mill in Freedom, a town about halfway between Augusta and Bangor, she cooks a set dinner for 40 people, four nights a week, editing the menu each day to keep up with subtle changes in season and supply.
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And a new NBC/WSJ poll has offered grist for that resignation, by polling voters on various Cruz-Rubio-Trump scenarios and finding that right now Rubio trails Trump and Cruz in a three-way race and loses to both of them head to head.
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Financial institutions are not so highly levered and the grist for the global financial crisis was subprime mortgages and mortgage-backed securities and I don't see an analogy in today's market to the subprime mortgages in terms of its magnitude and its fallaciousness or fraudulence.
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It'd also be a system that could get creators out from under the yoke of YouTube, Snap, and Facebook revenue sharing agreements that see platforms profit while the professional content creators that provide grist for the social media mill are paid cents on the dollar.
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This is the old Williamsburg, back in the day, before it was synonymous with white expansionism and became grist for trend stories about beards, brew pubs and organic toys for pets, specifically the Williamsburg known in Spanish as Los Sures — the Souths or Southside.
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It appears so far that China may not be carrying out promises to import more from America and that could provide more grist for the mill - for U.S. officials pushing for more reasons to punish China and for investors skeptical of the trade ceasefire.
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Judge Kavanaugh himself has provided grist for this line of inquiry through his wistful references to youthful drinking in yearbook entries and speeches over the years, though he has said he never drank so much that he blacked out or could not remember events.
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He was able to live the dream, and all those show business experiences became grist for his novels, as well as his latest book, the self-help guide "Life Is Like a Musical: How to Live, Love, and Lead Like a Star" (Running Press).
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As with everything in this most self-aware of series, that fact becomes comic grist: During a writing session for the movie-within-the-show, a young woman points out that the screenplay would be better if told from the female victim's point of view.
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With announcements like Waymo's recent purchase of 20,000 self-driving cars beginning to make their way into the news cycle, voter perception that the prospect of automation hangs over the country like the sword of Damocles provides more than sufficient grist for the enterprising politician.
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The tentative rise in yields, which followed a broad rally on Wednesday after Greece struck a debt deal with its international creditors, also came ahead of U.S. durable goods data that could provide further grist for those calling for another rate rise in the world's largest economy.
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In November, Mark Z. Jacobson, a Stanford researcher, renewable-energy champion, and a 2016 Grist 5003 member, sued a group of scientists for publishing a critique of an influential paper he had written laying out a path for the United States to run purely on renewables.
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Mickey Mouse, and Disney alongside him, is grist for one of the wildest mills in the last two decades of popular fiction, pitting Mickey and his friends against magical evils and the vague existential terror of a fictional universe where friendship is a literal, metaphysical binding property.
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That's the arresting beginning of Christopher J. Yates's "Grist Mill Road," a whydunnit that delves deep into the secrets linking the main characters in this macabre vignette: Hannah, the victim; Matthew, the teenager with the gun; and Patrick, another boy who is present but does not intervene.
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Those accusations, and others, became grist for social media outrage in Malaysia, frequently on private WhatsApp groups, but it seemed Mr. Najib still underestimated how much he was losing: a public that still valued some semblance of moderation, his once unbreakable Malay power base, even family members.
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But the addition of the note, coming a day after the story was published and fueled new calls for Kavanaugh's impeachment, raised questions about what other pertinent details may not have been included in the Times's piece, and provided grist for conservatives to dismiss the entire thing.
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And it's not the first time these particular travels have provided grist for her art: she poured her experiences not only into this new LP, but also her first poetry book, 2015's The Hollow of the Hand, her words here again complemented by Murphy's images.
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We are chasing the same gameplay experiences again and again, all of which are designed by an industry of that is doing the same, and I often wonder when you or I will finally give up, exhausted, unable to fork over any more attention to the grist mill.
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We'd previously seen real-world images of that tablet leak out last week, but AH is now contributing a heck of a lot more grist to the rumor mill, including that August 7th date and a wide array of what appear to be official press renders for the device.
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When Chiang Kai-shek caused the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Chinese by ordering a breach of the same river's dykes in an effort to avoid defeat by the Japanese in 1938, it was grist to the Chinese Communists' claims that the Nationalists were unfit to rule.
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Federal Election Commission , which hastened the deregulation of American politics; he upheld Trump's travel ban this term; and his votes on the day-to-day grist of the Supreme Court's docket—on labor law, the environment, and health care—hewed closely to those of his fellow Republican nominees.
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Yet all ended up becoming grist for a network of Facebook pages linked to a shadowy Russian company that has carried out propaganda campaigns for the Kremlin, and which is now believed to be at the center of a far-reaching Russian program to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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For a dozen tumultuous years Frank and Nancy Sinatra were man and wife — a swath of time that included hearth, home and children for her and, for him, unparalleled fame and fortune, record deals, motion pictures and a string of extramarital romances that were grist for the gossip columns.
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Yet all ended up becoming grist for a network of Facebook pages linked to a shadowy Russian company that has carried out propaganda campaigns for the Kremlin, and which is now believed to be at the center of a far-reaching Russian program to influence the 0003 presidential election.
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This provides grist for the kind of think pieces that spar with one another — "Infinity War" is liberal; no, it's conservative; but don't you see that it's a protest against Trump; actually, it's an attack on the tyranny of political correctness — until they catalyze the inevitable anti-intellectual backlash.
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Slave narratives provided the grist for "Julie" and "Come Love Come," while "At the Purchaser's Option" was inspired by an 18th-century newspaper notice announcing the sale of a 22-year-old "remarkable smart healthy Negro wench" whose 9-month-old child could be included if the buyer wished.
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All this was grist for Mr. Khashoggi's pen, and it obviously grated on M.B.S. Mr. Khashoggi understood that challenging the brash 33-year-old prince posed a qualitatively new danger for internal critics, that M.B.S. demanded a monopoly on the narrative of his reforms and would let no one challenge it.
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It has become grist for the mill of the fashion industry, with the designer Gosha Rubchinskiy claiming Pasolini's death as an influence for her spring 2017 menswear collection, and Mario Testino setting the afterparty for one of his 2011 fashion shows at the restaurant where Pasolini ate his last meal.
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" And Brad Bauman, a former spokesperson for the Rich family whose own role in the case became grist for conspiracy theorist websites like Infowars, said in a statement to Vox: "Assange did untold damage to a grieving family in order to try and hide his work with Russian intelligence to destabilize American democracy.
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Republicans won in 2000 (George W. Bush) after impeaching Clinton, a Democrat, in '98 Democrats won in 1976 (Jimmy Carter) after impeaching Nixon, a Republican, in '74 Republicans won in 1868 (Ulysses S. Grant) after impeaching Johnson in '68 So there is certainly grist for Trump's argument that impeachment will bring Republicans together.
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As generally understood—general understandings, including clichés and stereotypes, being grist for the show's mill—the holiday commemorates a neighborly feast that was shared by Pilgrims and Indians in 1621: a true event that was little known for two centuries, until mention of it turned up in a footnote to a document from the time.
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Donald Trump (and, for that matter, Billy Bush) have unwittingly provided grist for a more radical, challenging discussion: about what it means — what it should mean, what it could mean — to be a man, a discussion that must continue in public and in our homes long after the candidate himself is told it's game over.
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A former finance worker and a twice-failed candidate for elected office, Ms. Davis, 43, is perhaps best known as the "Manhattan Madam" — a name used to describe her by The New York Post and The Daily News, for whom she offered tantalizing grist at the height of her fame in the early 2000s.
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Anxious to maintain his status in the Chicago art world, Anthony begins to explore these macabre details in his studio as fresh grist for paintings, unknowingly opening a door to a complex past that unravels his own sanity and unleashes a terrifyingly viral wave of violence that puts him on a collision course with destiny.
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The differences are grist for competing partisan interpretations: Liberals can argue that Clinton survived the process and Nixon didn't because Clinton's crimes were minor things and Nixon's met the "high crimes" bar, while conservatives can argue that Clinton survived and Nixon didn't because Republicans were more honorable in 1974 and Democrats more partisan in 1998.
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One of the commonest responses to his work has been wonder: how did he turn a ton of welded 12-inch spikes into, for example, "Grist" (2004), a wonderfully dangerous-looking bristling thicket, or "Helio" (2006), a stunning circle of even spike stacks that might be the cog for some mighty tool-and-dye machine?
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The video clips will be used as grist for attack ads that will be deployed rapidly on social media sites any time Trump, or either of his rivals, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas and Ohio Governor John Kasich, strays during the general election campaign from policy proposals they touted in the nominating contests across the country.
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The special counsel's report confirmed this week that Seth Rich, a young Democratic National Committee employee whose unsolved killing became grist for a right-wing conspiracy theory, was not the source of thousands of internal D.N.C. emails that WikiLeaks released during the 2016 presidential race, officially debunking a notion that had persisted without support for years.
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Just 14 words from Mr. Posobiec's Twitter account would spread far enough to provide grist for a prime-time Fox News commentary and a Rush Limbaugh monologue that reached millions of listeners, forging an alternative first draft of history in corners of the conservative media where President Trump's troubles are often explained away as fabrications by his journalist enemies.
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Yet this fever dream of an era in Washington — where identifying as anti-Nazi has become grist for an executive-bucking profile in courage — has obscured a longer-term truth about the relationship between Mr. Trump and his ostensible allies in conservative policy making: For now, and almost certainly for much longer, they are stuck with each other.
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