It consists of groupings of objects in small, lit niches.
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And how did these groupings fare in terms of turnout?
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The bookend groupings encapsulated the sport's wide world of stars.
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What is more, the increases ranged across all ethnic groupings.
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What do you notice about groupings of the largest bubbles?
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Alternatively, this exhibition employs historically recognized groupings of subject and forms.
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The SNPL is among 10 labor groupings that back the strikes.
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Each of the six groupings includes a dozen artists or more.
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In Archetypes, several groupings of these small works are on view.
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These shows feature round-robin exchanges between different groupings of improvisers.
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He was approved by both parliamentary groupings, which include Sunni parties.
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The glowing groupings of light are emitted between larger streams of dust.
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So did Canada's indigenous groupings: Inuit, First Nations and mixed-race Métis.
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These groupings were decided by the data alone, rather than human judgment.
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Of note: The sample sizes on party ideological groupings are not huge.
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You don't have to dig through search results, playlists, or other groupings.
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Mr. Zorn is perhaps underrated in his sensitivity to different instrumental groupings.
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Such groupings will certainly have drawbacks; our shared preconceptions often limit us.
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Starting today, users can organize their channels into logical groupings with labels.
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There are dozens of regional groupings which play a crucial role, too.
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Depicting flowers in permanent bloom and decay with exaggerated colors and unnatural groupings, these still-lifes represented what Ridler calls, in her artist's statement, "botanical impossibilities" — groupings of imagined and constructed naturalia that, in fact, defied natural limits.
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It creates groupings (or schedules) of drugs based on the potential for abuse.
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Hopefully, we'll get settled and these groupings will work and get some offense.
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Like the subsequent groupings, these images are named for the father and children.
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They are layered groupings of fragments, each of which possesses its own identity.
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The 130 seats in Peru's single-chamber parliament are divided among 11 groupings.
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The turkeys are bigger, the kitchens more grand, and the groupings more enticing.
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Given these haphazard groupings, a government reshuffle might not seem a bad idea.
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Hopefully we'll get settled and these groupings will work and get some offense.
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If there's any theme, it might be unexpected groupings — and deliriously long titles.
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Campaigns can also use the groupings to show different messages to different supporters.
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However, as Condo remarks, the groupings aren't meant to engage in a dialogue.
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We started first at the regional level, then compared smaller groupings of states.
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The reserves were renamed Bantustans, the ethnic homeland areas for various tribal groupings.
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Tech was the worst-performing sector among the 11 S&P 500 groupings.
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And some funds use their own customized sector groupings that differ from GICS.
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Authorities have closed opposition political groupings, revoked dissidents' passports and arrested suspected militants.
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Jayalalithaa's AIADMK and bitter rival DMK are the main political groupings, alternating in power.
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What do these financial groupings have to do with someone's likelihood to commit crimes?
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The Socialist and Green groupings had been particularly upset at Von der Leyen's nomination.
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Before the election, Republicans had held 35 seats in the three most urban groupings.
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As people continue to breed them, their overall groupings remain quite close genetically speaking.
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Among embassies in Beijing, groupings old and new are becoming more active and useful.
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It's one of the larger groupings, and, collectively, demonstrates the unevenness of Blake's model.
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His calls were echoed by the liberal, leftist and green groupings in the assembly.
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Because of a liberal shift, these broad groupings have divided into numerous specific boxes.
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They maintain groupings of data across a vast network of computers via encrypted "blocks".
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These ancient groupings delineate spheres of competing influence that continue to define international politics.
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The singers are restricted to stylized gestures, and appear onstage in neatly symmetrical groupings.
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To be fair, however, elements of all three groupings at times have acted admirably.
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These groupings are a bird's-eye view; Images, Movies, PDFs, Documents, Spreadsheets, and Screenshots.
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The groupings follow matrilineal lines; grandmothers live with their daughters and their daughters' offspring.
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Analysts have said the likely outcome is extremely unclear given fragmented and polarised parliamentary groupings.
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Analysts have said the likely outcome is extremely unclear given fragmented and polarized parliamentary groupings.
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But it is also unlikely due to the challenges of pulling together many disparate groupings.
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Two smaller union groupings said they will go on a 36-hour strike on Sept.
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Instead of two sleepers, the bed seemed to beckon heterodox groupings of three or four.
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Nodes are essentially skyport groupings to enable Uber to better manage the network of eVTOLs.
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The names and composition of these groupings shift like the dunes in a desert sandstorm.
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As I began to find answers, I realized that I had to establish further groupings.
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That huddle returns again and again, a reconvening between sections, from which smaller groupings emerge.
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Science seeks to categorize nature, to sort it into discrete groupings to better understand it.
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Artworks and artifacts are freely intermingled in broad groupings, with no regard for the timeline.
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The groupings for the nine "goons" in the ballet's central scene showed all their constructivist wit.
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The vast majority of people don't sort themselves into political groupings based on firmly held beliefs.
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Before colonisation, there were hundreds of social groupings among Indigenous Australians and almost as many languages.
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Look more closely and you can see four parliamentary groupings with the inchoate characteristics of parties.
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Dioceses are groupings of parishes and one of the main organizational structures of the Catholic church.
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U.K. The ONS said output increased in two of the main industrial groupings within the economy.
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Of course, in 1998 the S&P groupings looked a little different than they do today.
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Humans are individuals and humanity is made up of all sorts of peoples, communities and groupings.
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Britain preferred to talk of variable geometry, to signify different groupings within the same broad club.
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That analysis assumes the eight transnational party groupings in the current chamber will stay the same.
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The show is spaciously arranged with thought and elegance, and full of engrossing groupings and pairings.
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But, ideally, these political groupings are supposed to promote the unity of political ideology over nationality.
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Recent matinee viewings of the first two groupings — five more are being rolled out through Feb.
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To see the groupings and label them, tap the Albums tab and go to People & Pets.
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We're also working with campaigns to develop customized aggregate audience profiles, with accompanying groupings of networks.
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You have a lot of groupings by category — antique scissors, hot-water bottles, miniature cake molds.
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Before that, it was really tribal and down at the small regional groupings and clan-based.
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Analysts have said such a feat would be extremely difficult with fragmented and polarized parliamentary groupings.
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The opposition groupings involved in the Senate deal include the centrist Civic Coalition and several leftist parties.
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Von der Leyen can, however, rely on the support of the main center-right and liberal groupings.
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Harris County identified areas with dense mosquito groupings and dispatched fogging trucks every night since Sept. 4.
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Below this are the colorful groupings of devices by room, each with their own "On/Off" button.
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The AIADMK and its bitter rival, the DMK party, are the main political groupings in Tamil Nadu.
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Ruling Social Democrat senators approved the bill by 80-0 with all opposition groupings boycotting the vote.
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Both will be working alongside a third tasked with implementing the recommendations of two other worthy groupings.
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While none turned out as high as those in the study, they had similar groupings and patterns.
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Select regional and economic country groupings, such as the G20 and the BRICS beneath the "All" menu.
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If approved by parliament, this could support municipal budgets (including those of municipal groupings) in that year.
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Libya splintered into rival political and armed groupings after the uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Three of the four main groupings in the coalition have vowed not to participate in the Dec.
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Distributed ledger technology allows data to be stored in vast groupings, which are encrypted and tamper-proof.
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Blockchains are groupings of data maintained by a disperse network of computers rather than a centralized mainframe.
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The calls from the conservatives were echoed by the liberal, leftist and green groupings in the assembly.
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Most were not in full-time education or work, and they were in low socio-economic groupings.
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The groupings make it easier for the publishing giant to sell bigger advertising and sponsorships across verticals.
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Arguments among various groupings of the three women alternate with revelations and plot changes delivered by cellphone.
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That includes non-destructive editing, crossfading, volume automation, loudness normalization, and track groupings, to name a few.
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Following the clarity of the exhibition's staging, the focus here is on its main works or groupings.
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This image shows the different groupings of moons orbiting Jupiter, with the newly discovered moons displayed in bold.
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The Fornax Galaxy Cluster is one of the closest of such groupings beyond our Local Group of galaxies.
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It built visuals that allowed anyone looking to graph to see social connections as well as ideological groupings.
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Or, depending on which astrologer you follow, you may encounter another defining category right alongside these groupings: gender.
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Voters punished the PSD in a May 26 European Parliament election, which the party lost to centrist groupings.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway and many private equity groupings claim that excellence is spreadable across many product lines.
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Some states certify hundreds of caste groupings as OBCs, while others have pushed their quota closer to 70%.
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They appear in different groupings, or are tucked just out of sight until you cross some invisible line.
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JS: Your exhibition in Chatham incorporated different painting approaches, and work from different periods, installed in little groupings.
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Stalin stoked ethnic tensions by establishing pockets of certain national groupings right in the middle of antagonistic republics.
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Blockchains are huge encrypted groupings of data dispersed across the globe that record information on digital currency transactions.
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This includes groupings like popular and trending shows, new TV, new movies, top picks on Netflix and more.
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The groupings mix female nudes, winged angels, satyrs, muscled heroes; the effect is both sensual and entirely captivating.
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Donkeys clustered in a paddock near the Abusir pyramids, one of several pyramid groupings that dot the area.
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Denmark, population 211 million: No groupings of over 257.8 people, and schools, libraries, restaurants, and other businesses closed.
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The S&P 500 energy sector was the biggest loser among the 11 groupings, down more than 1%.
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Since 2014, Libya has been split between rival political and military groupings based in Tripoli and the east.
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Bright pink "pussy cat" hats were everywhere; groupings were identifiable by their distinct yarn colors, textures, and patterns.
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This results in the elegantly organized groupings of waves that surfers refer to covetously as "lines" of swell.
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The Irish have suffered greatly, but not at the hands of people who shared Azealia's broad social groupings.
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I think of the various groupings — each with their own visual vocabulary — as pages from an unknown book.
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At least, though, one of the three groupings in which they are currently divided looks set to disappear.
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Odd window groupings rub up against even odder facades, while the interiors look like casinos colliding with carnivals.
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Meanwhile, other political groupings under the opposition umbrella group, the Alliance of Freedom and Change, are jostling for position.
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Mr Macron has pointedly refused to align his La République en Marche party with any of the parliament's groupings.
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EU lawmakers from the main groupings, including conservatives and socialists, criticized the EU states' decision to block the list.
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Tinder then uses this data to organize users into groupings, like "foodie" or "creative" or "adventurer" and so on.
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Today, Birka is known as the site of one of the largest groupings of burials from the Viking Age.
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I have divided likely targets into six broad groupings moving from the easiest to repeal to the hardest. 1.
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They're sorted by various groupings like "Productivity" and "Social Networking" — tap a category to see what apps it includes.
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"You get a more powerful effect by working with colors in groupings, rather than mixing the shades," she said.
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Galaxy clusters look like a mass of stars but are really groupings of hundreds or even thousands of galaxies.
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The Trump proposal to cut home health, called the Home Health Groupings Model (HHGM), breaks all of these promises.
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The industry classifications throw up some perhaps unexpected groupings, indicating what economists say is the arbitrary impact of tariffs.
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The stock is also a component of the global defensive company, international-sales, consistent profitability and high-liquidity-stock groupings.
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What they did: The analysts explored the pace of patenting in several groupings of emissions-cutting tech (see chart above).
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Mr Jones is a former member of the National Socialist White People's Party and a variety of other Nazi groupings.
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Candidates for the commission job could head those tickets, rather than being chosen in opaque fashion by meaningless political groupings.
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The images, despite their groupings, are hard to separate and blend the religious, secular, and political understandings of the body.
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In the most popular area of the store, books are displayed on shelves in groupings that often recommended together online.
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Next, there should be safeguards to prevent noncompetitive elections within certain regional groupings, which usually redound the benefit of dictators.
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Each picture alone doesn't say much, but together individual groupings of a dozen photos lend themselves to a larger picture.
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We see the face of only one black person in the nine photographs Smith brings together in the two groupings.
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Most voters cast ballots on national issues, for national parties, which then gather into political groupings in the European Parliament.
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Few ballets transcend the show of designer couture; few fashion designers are right for the groupings and architectures of ballet.
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Christfort said she came up with these four personality groupings with the help of a geneticist and a biological anthropologist.
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The updated criteria retain the primacy of existing jurisdictional caps, while Fitch changed the reference data when determining country groupings.
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These groupings continue in the third gallery, where several of Segers's last prints are among his largest and most complex.
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There's a throng of other retrograde moons in that further-out region, which fall into three distinct groupings of similar orbits.
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She urged the EU to make public the commitments, echoing calls from lawmakers from several political groupings in the European Parliament.
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There were 1,300 groupings as of May 2017, and that's one of the reasons why the names have become so specific.
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Citizens are often unaware of how the commission and the European Parliament function, or of which groupings their parties belong to.
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His party, La République En Marche, remains aloof from the pan-European political groupings through which much EU business is conducted.
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Italy's general election resulted in a badly hung parliament, with none of the three main political groupings close to a majority.
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"They do not meet in big groupings like that because of drone strikes, because they are constantly being bombarded," she said.
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Instead, there are groupings that feature suggestions like reality game shows, alternative cartoons, shows for teens, crime TV shows, and more.
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But now that groupings model "is dead and unlikely to reappear," Gary Taylor, a J.P. Morgan health care analyst, wrote Thursday.
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As NATO member Turkey's intervention Syria and increasing ties to Moscow demonstrate, keeping such multilateral groupings healthy is far from easy.
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Joseph's ability to defend either guard slot helped unlock one of the NBA's best five-man groupings (Lowry and The Bench).
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There are a whole lot of them, and they've come up with radically different groupings than the "Hidden Tribes" authors used.
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On each appearance, silent or singing, stationary or in motion, they seize our attention because of their stance, positions, groupings, gestures.
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Instead, the painting offers you different paths into and out of its groupings, which are joined together in no predictable manner.
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In the groupings of his fall women's show, the lace-crowned ''choir,'' white-horned ''agitators'' and green-jacketed ''soldiers'' inspired awe.
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After Brexit, new groupings beyond NATO would be needed, she said, so that Germany and Britain could effectively discuss European security.
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No matter; the real theme, the result of Mr. Cimolino's pairings and groupings and casting, is considerably darker and more specific.
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That's also why nearly all leading countries and groupings — including the eurozone — have long-run trade surpluses with the United States.
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Film, design and audio professionals often have arcane groupings of systems that all rely on a single esoteric connector to function correctly.
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Eukaryotes that can't be slotted into these conventional groupings are called protists—a kind of grab-bag grouping of sometimes unclassifiable eukaryotes.
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His victory was engineered in classic EU fashion, after four rounds of voting and endless dealmaking between the parliament's sundry political groupings.
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ALDE is dwarfed by the parliament's centre-left and centre-right groupings, one of which will almost certainly provide the next president.
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So various new groupings are trying to circumvent the parties and provide rallying points for centrists of all tribal allegiances and none.
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It also highlights a bigger political shift, reflecting the consolidation of both major parties into more clearly defined ideological and regional groupings.
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There are advantages to assigning coordinates to digits, versus letters, in Sub-Saharan Africa with its thousands of language groupings, Sall explained.
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Anti-PiS groupings combined lost to PiS with a margin of less than one percentage point in May's European Parliament elections, however.
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BAM's latest breakthrough comes from combining the same radar system that records pitch locations with two groupings of three high-definition cameras.
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Rara parades, which usually take place around Easter, are groupings of musicians playing traditional instruments who are often joined by passers-by.
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To help organize customers across channels, Facebook is allowing for custom audience groupings and deeper user segmentation as part of a beta.
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Such objections dissolve as soon as Gladys and her clan reassemble into groupings that convey both claustrophobic intimacy and tragic, unbridgeable distance.
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The most promising involve a rotating system of regional primaries or state groupings aimed at giving a leg up to small states.
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It has annually ranked near the top of those four-man groupings in offensive rating, defensive rating, and pace-adjusted scoring differential.
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Sittings scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday were cancelled, the official said, after an emergency meeting of the presidents of parliament's political groupings.
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It's unformulaic and kaleidoscopic, with intricate groupings that grow and change like life-forms and a guileless enthusiasm for invention and exploration.
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Figurative groupings and ascending angels — such as those in "Ecclesiastical Angels (Angels of Peace and Mercy)" (1905) — are among his strongest contributions.
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Some years come with groupings of reported attacks in one area, like the increase in shark attacks off the Carolinas in 103.
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And by corollary logic, such social groupings are also found to be statistically underrepresented in desirable things—wealth, income, educational attainment, etc.
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The mood of modern protest is evident in groupings (imagery of human microphones, for example), in percussive attack and in hurtling energy.
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But because they're doing so in slightly new permutations and groupings with every new week, it feels like a lot is happening.
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Impossibly thick groupings of electrical wires, micro-thin streets and strangely stacked homes exist side by side with gargantuan edifices and broad boulevards.
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Kingsbury's Air Raid scheme is expected to feature four- and five-wide receiver sets — rare personnel groupings for most NFL teams — with regularity.
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And similar to iTunes, the TV app features curated "Collections," which are thematic groupings of content, like political shows or thrillers, for instance.
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The groupings should not be related to the financial health of the lenders or any ongoing move to realign regional banks, they added.
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For all that Republicans and Democrats may increasingly dislike each other, meanwhile, the partisan divide over attitudes towards other social groupings is shrinking.
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For example, the makeover of the Google News in Search spread out news articles into cards, instead of more compressed groupings of headlines.
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Plates that are ready to go to printing are stored in groupings based on the section they'll be in in the actual newspaper.
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The former governor of Congo's copper-mining region, Moise Katumbi, has consolidated support from several prominent opposition groupings for a planned presidential bid.
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Antonio Saca, 51, who was captured last week during one of his sons weddings, is charged with embezzlement, illegal groupings and money laundering.
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"There are people within dissident republican groupings who want to mark this centenary by killing prison officers, police officers or soldiers," he added.
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A total of 214 groupings, with at least 215 companies in total, received award letters, four sources with knowledge of the deals said.
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In this case, the analysis yielded seven large groupings — each of which share certain traits, like overall political apathy or liberal moral values.
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With hundreds of objects arranged in symmetrical groupings, its altar is a study in spiritual neatness so grandly fastidious as to feel cosmic.
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Still, nothing in his "Masque" felt like dancing: Its succession of poses (largely flat-footed) and groupings felt like an entirely obscure ritual.
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That these roommate groupings have managed to stay together for so long is a source of endless amusement (never mind bafflement) to friends.
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But analysts have warned that a snap election is hard to bring about, especially in view of Romania's fragmented and disparate parliamentary groupings.
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This is why countries belong to the World Trade Organization (WTO), work in regional groupings (the European Union, NAFTA) and seek bilateral arrangements.
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His language is limited to nonsensical word groupings and repeating what is said to him — an echolalia that is a hallmark of autism.
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Surveys show confidence in news sources is quite low across all political groupings, with right-leaning and independents particularly distrustful of news outlets.
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When it comes to ears, the daith, rook, forward helix, and tragus are in hot demand — often in artful groupings of three or more.
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Financials and health care are two of the best-performing S&P groupings over the last week, rallying 10 percent and 3 percent, respectively.
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This measure will benefit the cities and their groupings, which together account for 56% of the total state grant cuts planned in 2015-2017.
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For a detailed historical account of the dynamics that brought the major cartel groupings to where they are today, please read our 2017 report.
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The connections between Boghiguian's groupings of cutout figures are sometimes obvious, but elsewhere they suggest rips in time or demand inventive storytelling to reconcile.
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Since independence, the country's southern-based government has been able to monopolize political power by marginalizing ethno-political groupings residing in its desert north.
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I did so by curating their experiences of the event based on a test sample of their blood, and placing them in blood groupings.
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These particular groupings of opinion leaders were weighted to match the weights applied to previous Chicago Council opinion leader surveys going back to 220006.
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It can point to patterns and groupings in the data but can't tell you how meaningful those patterns actually are in the real world.
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The significance of these seven groupings depends on how you analyze the data; put differently, the seven tribes exist only because researchers created them.
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Among other things, the company questions the methodology by which the researchers created the three groupings of channels that constitute its view of radicalization.
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You might choose to break up each section into smaller groups or pairs, based on what groupings tend to work best in your class.
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These groupings of affiliated hotels, known as "soft brands," get access to the big companies' reservation and marketing resources but keep their individual identities.
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Redbox has also put together its own thematic groupings, like Redbox Comedy, Redbox Rush and Redbox Spotlight, to help users discover what to watch.
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Afghanistan's political scene is still tainted by the aftermath of that vote, which forced the two main rival groupings to form an unstable partnership.
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So if there is a big wave in their favor, they'll certainly have far more possibilities than that among these various groupings of seats.
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It had previously sought authorization for a total of $6 billion in bonds, but legislators resolved only to approve the bonds in smaller groupings.
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Specialty retail and multiline retail, two groupings within the sector, see two of the highest effective tax rates, at 37.4 percent and 34.3 percent, respectively.
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In A Studio Odyssey, the works are arranged in groupings of four to six, some paired with complementary works by artists such as William Hogarth.
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That forced its two biggest groupings, the centre-right European People's Party (EPP) and the Socialists & Democrats (S&D), into a "pro-European" grand coalition.
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Each of these groupings makes the relevant emails easy to find without searching, and the app parses the key info into easy-to-read cards.
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In between the Functions, I used smaller commands, like "moveForward ()" to tie together these groupings, sort of like the cartilage that joins more complex bone.
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Young blue stars help make up the outline of the face, while other groupings of new stars seem to sketch out a mouth and nose.
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It shifted the question of its aesthetic values onto ethics and the stylization of social difference and sex, which rearticulates the social through different groupings.
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Then, rather than running your hands through your hair, flip your hair from side to side and gently break up your curl groupings, says Lopez.
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It is true that Mr Juncker's name did not appear on ballots, nor, in most countries, did the parliamentary groupings to which national parties belong.
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The proposal was also supported across all age groupings although voters who are 65 years old and up were somewhat less likely to support it.
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"Ride the Culture Loop," a 1975 work by Anna Sokolow, captures the city's vibrant diversity, restlessness and palpable tension through chaotic groupings and pounding fists.
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By the end of August, their sway over the direction of the S&P 500 exceeded all but two of the index's 11 sector groupings.
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Overall, the country's left- and right-wing groupings (excluding the SD) ended up with almost exactly the same number of seats in the Riksdag, Sweden's parliament.
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The ideologies that held together the big political groupings of the 20th century are fraying, and the internet has lowered the barriers to forming new groups.
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The old family conglomerates evolved into keiretsu, looser, less familial groupings, revolving around a main bank and trading company, each member holding shares in the others.
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The new alliance would have about a 27 percent share of transatlantic flights, ahead of the 24 and 22 percent for the other two rival groupings.
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In a similar fashion to neurons, colonies called "biofilms" use potassium ion channels to regulate social interactions between bacteria in these massive groupings, and those nearby.
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A typical customer for Doctorlink is a GP practice although increasingly GP Federations and other groupings are buying the product for more than one GP practice.
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He's regularly ranked in the top three by surveys of academics that include equal numbers from both ideological groupings, and even in surveys of conservative scholars.
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Vases by Mr. Mendini looked like conceptual groupings of leaves with a hint of Radical design, painted in as many as eight colors from Matisse's palette.
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"The two large groupings still need allies to reach those numbers enabling them to form a majority so this is an open-ended game," Stefan said.
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Further study can help determine what sort of collisions created the groupings we see today, and what the conditions around Saturn looked like at the time.
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A sense of humor also comes through in groupings like the whimsical "Man-cave-iana" category, a catchall for sports, weird Americana, beefcake and genre art.
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The title may refer to the work's many groupings — of objects, of dance phrases — as she samples from the artists and influences she carries with her.
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There are hierarchical groupings in which Ms. Mearns is central, dominant, with the others arrayed as if in attendance; but all such orderings here are impermanent.
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Tech was the best-performing sector among the 11 S&P 500 groupings, led by Micron Technology and Western Digital which traded 3.4% and 4% higher.
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Just as the individual images within each montage communicate with one another, the pieces in these groupings let us mix and reassemble a larger body of work.
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Borisov's resignation would likely lead to an early election as soon as March and could be followed by months by difficult coalition talks among several political groupings.
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In a pun-laden blog post, Google announced on Monday that its Photos application can now recognize your pets, and will sort them into their own groupings.
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The groupings that make up a single "painting" and more pointedly cite pop art, however, are making their debut in the current Pop Goes the Donut exhibition.
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The latter "have generally positive attitudes toward immigrants," while the former feature the lowest level of support for a path to citizenship of any of Pew's groupings.
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Before the election to the European Parliament, the chamber's political groupings—agglomerations of national parties from across the EU—each nominates a candidate for the commission post.
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That means, though, that Facebook's algorithms could prioritize certain groups of people over another, and HUD claims those groupings may be created using data about protected characteristics.
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Upcoming guest groupings include John Legend, Alicia Keys and Taraji P. Henson; John Cena and Shaquille O'Neal; and "Game of Thrones" actresses Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams.
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In a speech in 2014 celebrating the 35th anniversary of the Iranian revolution, he praised the regime's "tolerance and acceptance of other faiths, traditions and ethnic groupings".
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Although a large portion of today's Yanomami population has had at least some contact with outsiders, there are still groupings and villages that have never been exposed.
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And there was work that fit into none of those groupings — for instance, "Proper Breeding" (1975), now in the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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Specific characters and constellations, including two figures in discussion and family-like groupings, often reappear, as do themes such as otherness, multiple identities and cross-cultural exchange.
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In addition to its modest scale and dependence on disposable detritus, it does not fit into the groupings and definitions we associate with these materials and processes.
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In addition, one of those Shiite groupings, led by former prime minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, has refused to make common cause with the other Shiite groups.
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I just sort of dove in, into the groupings, because I felt like that was a much more interesting way to think about the list in chunks.
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The assembly gives smaller nations and groupings a voice, and its resolutions can do useful work, like establishing internal U.N. bodies or events like International Women's Day.
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The exhibition lays out a procession of groupings to describe varied aspects of Morgan's work, beginning with a selection of portraits that amplify the fundamental importance corporeality plays.
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Besides being visually interesting and often amusing (Prager often casts "types": the businessman, the floozy, the sleazy guy) these mass groupings reinforce the purposeful artificiality of Prager's work.
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Longtime pairs fly wing to wing within extended, close-knit social groupings in which individual members, scientists have recently discovered, each have unique identifiable calls, like human names.
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Afghanistan's political scene is still tainted by the aftermath of a disputed presidential vote in 2014 that forced the two main rival groupings to form an unstable partnership.
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When you have those tight ends, you can get into different personnel groupings and try to create a mismatch, if you can, depending on what they&aposre playing.
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In the European Parliament election of 2014, each of the parliamentary "groupings" (made up of like-minded parties from different countries) ran under a Spitzenkandidat, or lead candidate.
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"Special attention should be paid to combat alert, deployment of air defense systems for a time of war, and air groupings' readiness to repel the aggression," Shoigu added.
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That meant looking to emerging new groupings of decision-makers, such as cities, technology firms or online movements, while national governments are set to see their role shrink.
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However, since Britain voted to leave the EU, lawmakers from several groupings in the parliament have come to support the idea of a swap, a parliament official said.
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EU lawmakers say the Commission chief should be the lead candidate of one of the assembly's big political groupings following last month's elections but some national leaders disagree.
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Regional groupings have more clout, and could one day form a continental free-trade area (a planned link-up between the EAC, COMESA and SADC is a start).
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The United States is a big place, and while the tournament is being contested in 10 cities, there are no regional groupings to limit travel fatigue for players.
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Those in the third, second and first resource quintiles (20-percent groupings) face 13 percent, 4 percent, and negative 47 percent average remaining lifetime net tax rates, respectively.
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The study shows that pro-ISIS narratives develop through self-organized online groupings, or aggregates, that consist of an ad hoc group of followers of an online page.
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That means you'll see the fact checked articles appear in the main groupings when you search for a given news topic, then click over to the News tab.
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The thematic openness of the exhibition works well with the enormous space, with each work given ample breathing room (with the exception of occasional groupings when thematically permissible).
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The show is organized around different categories of beauty, from the aesthetically driven, with groupings like "Extravagant" and "Intricate," to the more sociological ("Transgressive") and material-based ("Elemental").
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The constellations of the zodiacOver the course of a year, the Sun appears to pass through a belt of sky containing 12 ancient constellations, or groupings, of stars.
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Others show groupings of male ventriloquist dummies in public settings with thought bubbles revealing what is on their minds: sexual fantasy objects of either gender, tempting food, doting mother.
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And even if they don't know the answer, players can improve those chances by eliminating answers they know are wrong or looking for patterns and groupings in the options.
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A similar shift could occur in the council, with the weakened Franco-German alliance ceding more prominence to new groupings like the fiscally hawkish "Hanseatic League" of northern states.
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British diplomats would have had no role in the multitude of decision-making groupings that constitute the inner workings of the EU, and would be unrepresented at ministerial meetings.
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Their results were based on word frequencies, an analysis of which showed the philosopher's writings to cluster into different groupings based on dates in which the texts were composed.
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In contrast, the opposition, in the form of Fianna Fáil, Sinn Féin (a left-wing nationalist party), and other smaller left-leaning groupings, look set to make big gains.
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The tension between the fields of dots and the different configurations constantly tugged at my attention, pulling it in different directions — from the single marks to the larger groupings.
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Beyond sorting items at a very fast rate (GreyOrange's Sorter systems can sort 6,000 parcels per hour), sortation systems can optimize package groupings in order to reduce shipping costs.
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Fire propagates just like it always has in Far Cry games — but since the civilization of 10,000 B.C. is little more than groupings of thatched huts, everything is flammable.
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These figures, like his groupings of pedestrians and commuters, connect the idea of play with the threat of violence, and grow from an imagination nurtured during a wartime childhood.
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"We've started referring to them as the apocalyptic community, these online groupings that are marked by a sense of urgency" about the perceived threat to white dominance, he said.
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Mr. Saied has no formal ally in the parliamentary elections, but two outsider groupings considered likely to support him are just behind Qalb Tounes and Ennahdha in the polls.
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But approving a short-term bill this month would give Congress more time to approve a series of "minibuses," or smaller groupings of appropriations measure, in the lame-duck.
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These findings — eerie and ethereal abstractions he posts as either single images or closely related groupings — seem like snapshots from a fable in a language that does not exist.
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What's next: Big R&D efforts are underway in several countries to develop drone swarms — groupings of drones that can be flown by one remote operator, or even autonomously.
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Population groupings become meaningful to scientists in large part because of their social and political salience — including, importantly, their power to produce and enforce hierarchies of race, sex, and class.
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In a demonstration, Adobe data scientist Ritwik Sinha showed how the system derives a set of rules and uses it to divide up a jumble of data into sensible groupings.
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Sadr and Amiri's groupings won first and second place respectively in May's election, which has been beset by allegations of fraud and raised fears of bloodshed among Shi'ite paramilitary groups.
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The problem is, the lines between these categories have been getting murkier and more difficult to distinguish for years, making what once seemed like well-defined groupings become increasingly arbitrary.
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I just started playing with it and daydreaming this theme, which was completely unintentional, and that I created after the fact, because I realized these songs worked in these groupings.
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Writing about the slot receiver for The Ringer this summer, Danny Kelly noted that the share of personnel groupings with three or more receivers has increased every year since 2010.
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Many of the preachers identify themselves as so-called independent Baptists, meaning that they are not a part of any of the denomination's groupings, such as the Southern Baptist Convention.
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If you do not see several groupings of sliders in your Adjustments panel, click the Add button at the top to select the tools and sliders you want to display.
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Describing the animal as an incirrate octopod, one of two main groupings of octopods, NOAA said it was the first time an incirrate was spotted so deep in the ocean.
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This exhibition of 221 works, some of which are ensembles, contains groupings I am not familiar with, as well as others that are recognizable to anyone who knows Twombly's art.
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When it comes to protected groupings based on race, color, religion, sex, familial status, national origin and disability, targeting ads can look more like a prejudicial bug than a feature.
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We are fast approaching a day when there will no longer be fixed grade and age groupings in education; when students' progress is based on what they learn and do.
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The single-shaded, color-coded costumes — black or red or white — add to the complexity, creating an underlying sense of teams that the temporary groupings sometimes match and sometimes don't.
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Dealers were less in evidence at the Biennale's international group show, but there was a tendency to display artists' works in distinct groupings that at times resembled commercial gallery exhibitions.
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He's noticing trends in the types of well-being they tend to harp on — groupings that he thinks may reveal something about what human beings find most vital these days.
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The groupings should be more flexible than the rigid "tracking" of students in decades past, the advocates say, with many chances provided for students to gain access along the way.
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This time, three-quarters of voters could be about to back a candidate who hails from neither of the two political groupings that have run France for the past 60 years.
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Meanwhile, the newly powerful liberal and green groupings in the parliament are strongest in Europe's north and west while its right-wing populists are most successful in its east and south.
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The government has blamed the opposition for the delay because Maduro's foes took three months this year for the coalition's 30 diverse groupings to activate the push for the recall vote.
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Since winning power in 2015, PiS has kept a steady lead over centrist and liberal opposition groupings, benefiting from fast economic growth, low unemployment and public support for its nationalist rhetoric.
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Macron said the current groupings in Strasbourg - including the conservative PPE and the Social-Democrats of the PES - no longer shared common values and were split between eurosceptics, populists, and progressives.
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The incident vividly showed the depth of disagreement over who should fill the remaining government posts, and Abdul Mahdi's weak position in the face of divisions between parliament's two strongest groupings.
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It abounds in dramatic situations without telling stories: it builds sculptural groupings, it contrasts highs (dancers held high overhead) and lows (others supine on the floor), and sets speed beside stillness.
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At the Metropolitan Opera, the combinations of geometric groupings and ensemble gestures (choreographed by Carolyn Choa) in the revival of François Girard's 2013 production of Wagner's "Parsifal" stay luminous in memory.
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"Our country is facing a national emergency," the main British business and trade union groupings, the Confederation of British Industry and the Trades Union Congress, said in a rare joint statement.
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Marion Brenner's elegant photographs ably capture the architectural drama of its bold forms and eccentric groupings, as well as the strange and intriguing textures of individual agaves, cycads, euphorbias and sedums.
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In these groupings, we competed for the Division Cup; everything we did could earn—or fail to earn—us points, though only the juniors, seniors, and Marys took this competition seriously.
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While the researchers tried to overcome the problem in other studies, which have often compared only healthy women and their babies to depressed women, there were some problems with their groupings.
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The following is a list of the 103 DSDP groupings: Trader/Refinery Local partner(s) Volume (minimum expected) Trafigura AA Rano 210,0000 bpd Petrocam Rainoil/Falcon 2000,000 bpd Crest Mocoh Heyden 33,000 bpd Cepsa Oando 33,000 bpd Sahara SIR 33,3303 bpd Mercuria Matrix/Rahmaniya 33,000 bpd Socar Hyde 33,000 bpd Litasco MRS 33,000 bpd Vitol Varo 33,000 bpd Total Total 33,000 bpd 10 groupings 330,000 bpd (Additional reporting by Alexis Akwagyiram in Lagos; Editing by Adrian Croft)
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But closer inspection reveals a lumpy universe that is far from uniform, where galaxies tend to flock together in superclusters and these groupings are thought to be held together by dark matter.
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Vietnam has emerged as China's main rival in the South China Sea, actively asserting sovereignty over both the Paracel and the Spratly groupings in their entirety and undergoing its own naval modernisation.
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The committee consists of 22012,1503 members from various broad groupings, including industry, labor groups, religious organizations, and Hong Kong representatives to the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a Communist Party advisory body.
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This is the gallery preview of new exhibition, In the Making, which features all four artists' work, as well as 21 other artists, divided into ten groupings of artists and their assistants.
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Companies are also launching learn to ride programs and lifestyle brands—such as Harley's Riding Academy and Ducati's Scrambler series—to bring in new buyers and create fresh social groupings around motorcycles.
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The pair, neither of whom comes from an established mainstream party, knocked out candidates from both of the two political groupings that have held the French presidency for the past 60 years.
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Meanwhile a new "grand coalition" of the two main party groupings would make the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) the largest of four, albeit similarly large, opposition parties in the Bundestag.
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In other high-profile groupings, Japan's Hideki Matsuyama, South African Ernie Els and England's Ian Poulter will play together while Matt Kuchar has been grouped with Brandt Snedeker and England's Justin Rose.
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The parliament's groupings bundle together supposedly like-minded parties from across the EU: the European People's Party houses the centre-right, the Socialists and Democrats group caters to leftists, and so on.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's ruling Social Democrats will unveil a new prime minister to replace outgoing Sorin Grindeanu on Monday, when presidential consultations with political groupings are due, their leader said on Wednesday.
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Leading opposition party Civic Platform — once led by outgoing European Council President Donald Tusk — said on Thursday it would join forces with two small, liberal groupings to compete in the national vote.
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In Strasbourg, European lawmakers (MEPs) from all leftist groupings, liberals and some from the conservative European People's Party (EPP), the largest grouping in the parliament, said they wanted action taken against Hungary.
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His victory makes him the frontrunner in next month's election, and marked a huge defeat for the two centre-right and centre-left groupings that have dominated French politics for 2.3083 years.
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"Whether or not he's found guilty, his image among staff is so tarnished that I can't imagine him returning to his post," said an official with one of the moderate labor groupings.
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Disillusioned ANC members have left to form new political groupings on several occasions — the most recent example being the African Democratic Change party founded by former ANC lawmaker Makhosi Khoza this year.
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The motion was brought by centrist opposition groupings which said that, despite Dragnea's imprisonment, the PSD remained a big threat to the rule of law in one of EU's most corrupt states.
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One of his last completed works, it consists of sound boxes from children's toys arranged in two groupings: white sound boxes on a white textile, and black ones on a black textile.
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By adjusting the Sort view to one of the album groupings, you can also download batches of songs by the album when you tap the download icon next to an album name.
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Drawn from the Whitney's collection, "Fast Forward" has great moments, in individual efforts and the groupings worked out by its organizers, Jane Panetta, an associate curator, and Melinda Lang, a curatorial assistant.
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But, but, but: The margin of error in the sub-groupings is ±4.1% for the boomers and older, but nearly 7% for the younger generations, so treat the numbers with some caution.
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Alongside Ms. Tanowitz's usual pulled-up complex coordinations, deriving from Merce Cunningham's, there's a softer plainness in simple steps, hand-in-hand folk-dance circles and Isadora Duncan-like Grecian-urn groupings.
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Let the boobirds mock the viability of men's wear shows in concentrated groupings, the editor of British GQ wrote in an editorial that was half screed, half mash note to men's fashion.
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Again, the gallery groupings could be seen as merely aesthetic exercises within collections by type (United States male artists), but together they build narratives beyond, perhaps, any explicit intent to do so.
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Von der Leyen can, however, rely on the support of the main center-right and liberal groupings in the assembly, as well as other lawmakers, meaning she is likely to eventually be confirmed.
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The Housing Department claims Facebook mines data about its users and then employs machine learning to predict their responses to ads in ways that may recreate groupings defined by characteristics such as race.
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The traditional main groupings, the centre-right European People's Party and the centre-left Socialists and Democrats, both lost ground, falling well below a combined majority of the chamber for the first time.
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The arrival of the AfD in the Bundestag after its election in September increased the number of groupings there to a record six, up from three for most of the post-war period.
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But here are groupings that emerged with our conversations with veterans of past Democratic presidential campaigns, as well as younger operatives likely to be involved in the 2020 campaign: Watched most closely: Sen.
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Because these groupings drew support from the whole population rather than, as during the Weimar Republic, from narrow interest groups (Catholics, say, or blue-collar workers), they became known as Volksparteien, "people's parties".
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Creating formal groupings that divorce objects from their origins goes against most of the tenets of new art history and curatorial practice — but it also permits fresh perceptions that free works from pigeonholing.
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Opposition groupings expressed guarded approval of the military's actions, with the caveat that there should be a cross-party process of democratization, free elections and an end to the flouting of human rights.
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Feldman also found that this past term offered the most varied lineups in rulings since Roberts was tapped as chief justice in 85033, with 10 different groupings of the justices appearing in opinions.
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Several years ago, Guo began developing an ongoing series of watercolors titled "Painting is Collecting," in which he has depicted groupings of mushrooms, birds, colored stones, plant leaves, and other subjects from nature.
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Many say that they do not study race, in any case: The racial categories used by the United States census correlate only imperfectly with the geographic ancestry groupings of interest to evolutionary geneticists.
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The majority of the Oscar shorts are available to stream online, but they will also been shown as groupings in theaters starting in some cinemas on January 29 and others on January 31.
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Here, colored lights play across the grid, and a line of dancers spools in silhouette along one wall (reminiscent of Jerome Robbins's "Glass Pieces"), as duets, trios and larger groupings mutate center stage.
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With just over a week to go before a crucial vote, the British prime minister is facing shifting groupings in Parliament and a difficult diplomatic mission to the E.U. Britain's parties are splitting.
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Cake can also serve up groupings around news – like "Top Tech News" – which can serve as an easy way to just catch up on whatever is happening, without the need for a specific query.
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Petersen is a hard-edge geometric painter whose groupings of color and stacked forms seem inspired by Ellsworth Kelly, Al Held, and Nicholas Krushenick — distilled shapes, impossible arrangements, and a welcome dose of vulgarity.
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Wye's groupings emphasize not only how Bourgeois would continually revisit decades-old ideas and images, but also how printmaking allowed her to use a single plate to experiment with different inks, colors, and embellishments.
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The way the two groupings now pour more vitriol on each other than on their opponents is comically reminiscent of the rival popular fronts to liberate Judaea in the film "The Life of Brian".
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In the case of housing, civil rights organizations can explain why and how the FHA has historically protected people who belong to minority groupings of race, religion, national origin, sex, handicap and family status.
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While the OPEC and non-OPEC ministers meet in Algeria, it is important to remember that OPEC and other political groupings cannot affect the fundamentals of the market, which shape the global oil price.
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The rival Reform and Center parties, the two main political groupings since Estonia regained independence amid the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, shared an election goal of keeping EKRE from making inroads.
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Race, a social concept bound up in culture and family, is not a topic of study in modern human population genetics, which typically uses concepts like "ancestry" or "population" to describe geographic genetic groupings.
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" He also wrote numerous works for small, sometimes quirky groupings, like "Enter Ariel" (1980), a piece for piano, clarinet and voice that Mr. Page, in The Times, described as an "eloquent, imagistic song cycle.
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In fact, the Khalili Collections, eight groupings of treasures in specific categories that he has amassed over the years, have become known to experts as some of the most remarkable specialized collections in the world.
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Wallonia, along with the capital Brussels and Belgium's groupings of French and German speakers, had opposed the deal for weeks, with fears about a flood of Canadian farm imports one of the main sticking points.
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Breaking down the lists by these groupings could be a more effective way to get a sense of how well you might do in a given state and what kind of lifestyle you can expect.
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This was a key development as the Taliban is splintered into a number of different groupings and factions, and only someone as senior in the Taliban as Mullah Baradar can speak for the whole movement.
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That would take the two right-wing groupings' combined total to 119 seats from 78 and their share to 16.9 percent from 10.4 percent, as the total number of seats falls to 705 from 751.
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At that point, Democrats still held nearly half the seats defined as mostly rural in the innovative system developed by the CityLab website to classify districts into six groupings on an urban to rural continuum.
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The SDP, which has formed a pre-election coalition with three other smaller parties, is also eyeing a partnership with the left-leaning regional IDS party from the western Istrian peninsula and national minorities groupings.
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At National Sawdust in Brooklyn last Saturday, that sound was an unmistakable force during a prime-time stretch of John Zorn's bagatelles marathon, which featured 20 groupings of musicians over a 10-hour concert sprawl.
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Let's look at the net delegate totals so far, then, breaking the states up into groupings, and using the AP's current totals: So Biden netted a total of +22016 delegates in the states he won.
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It was not clear what sort of system was being created this week in Westminster, as party discipline seemed to dissolve in real time and new groupings began to take shape around alternate Brexit policies.
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Opposition groupings including the centrist National Liberal Party said on Monday they would take the bills back to the Constitutional Court, which could put the approval process on hold for the second time this year.
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Groupings of artworks also highlight contradictions for African-Americans who might fight alongside whites to protect American freedoms, yet still have trouble reaching full equality, according to Erin Falker, an assistant curator at the museum.
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Ikea's new TRÅDFRI (translation: "wire-free") smart kit includes a wall-mountable and battery-powered dimmer switch, two white-spectrum bulbs, and a small hub that allows you to create device groupings that work together intelligently.
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Because Democratic caucuses use a process where caucus participants separate into quadrants in a room (one for each candidate), they have to make sure that the resulting groupings leave candidates with a viable number of delegates.
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Inbox, first released as an invitation-only service in 2014, is a program that attempts to sort and organize your Gmail messages into logical groupings so they are easier to manage — especially on a mobile device.
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Jobbik claims its core voter base is about 20 percent of eligible voters, and Vona said the party's own surveys show it as the least unpopular of all major groupings, and voters' most popular second choice.
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You don't have to dangle an ornament from every door knob, but placed in stylish groupings or on surfaces that need a little extra cheer, simple colored balls can bring the holiday spirit into every room.
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The migration issue, and how people respond to it, would reshape the political spectrum in the European Union in the vote, he said, and traditional party groupings would not play the same role in the future.
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He also stressed that the BOJ's ultra-easy policy did not target exchange rates, and was solely aimed at achieving price stability, in line with agreements by members of the G7 and G20 groupings of nations.
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"We will only examine the possibility of a dialogue with the prime minister if he rescinds the (pension reform) bill," said Vangelis Boutas, a representative of a farmers alliance of 65 groupings across Greece staging protests.
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She hopes to accomplish the same thing for the dolphins at the marine park, which, according to Dr. Visser's report, are kept in shallow tanks in unusual all-male groupings that exacerbate the dolphins' aggressive tendencies.
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He presents a just-so story about how nations arose, arguing that government is the product of smaller groupings of people with a shared history ("tribes," in Hazony's language) voluntarily coming together to form a nation.
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One effect of Evert's groupings of progressively darker or lighter grays, which are bounded on each side by a blue or orange band, is that they seem to recede or advance spatially, interrupting the painting's flatness.
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Forgoing the traditional booth model, in which each gallery funds and curates its own small exhibition, the fair will instead comprise groupings of works designed to evoke the unexpected way objects are combined in real homes.
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Eugenics was once an accepted scientific field led by white natural historians and biologists who used flawed scientific methods to separate humans into different, genetically distinct groupings, or "races," on the basis of phenotype, morphology, and intelligence.
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"The government is under a lot of pressure from the Americans to sign long-term energy and power deals," said lawmaker Kareem Alewi of the Iranian-backed Badr Organization, one of the Iraqi parliament's two biggest groupings.
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Moore's walk-in pantry features several different rows of sleek white shelves and groupings of different categories, such as condiments and oils, more than 17 rolls of paper towels, and wine and champagne ready to pop open.
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In 2016, the worst-performing sector has been financials, with an 11.4 percent decline, while the best of the 10 broad groupings has been telecom, with a gain just shy of 3 percent as of Monday trading.
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"Let's face it, the increased pressure and higher expectations (on oil companies) are not only coming from narrow political groupings, and activists, as they used to," Equinor CEO Eldar Saetre told oil executives in Houston last month.
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The strengthening of nationalist sentiment, with liberals losing ground, foreshadows greater uncertainty in policy making as the largest groupings see their share of seats fall below 50 percent, which may force them to seek a broader coalition.
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Parliament wants EU leaders to choose the next Commission president from among candidates put forward by the political groupings in the assembly, building on a process that gave the current Commision head Jean-Claude Juncker his job.
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"The government is under a lot of pressure from the Americans to sign long-term energy and power deals," said lawmaker Kareem Alewi of the Iranian-backed Badr Organization, one of the Iraqi parliament's two biggest groupings.
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"It is not about wiping out history - a history that has brought us here," Abiy told the audience, many of them wearing T-shirts and hats emblazoned with the logos of the four ethnic groupings in the EPRDF.
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To help sort through the clutter, Apple is borrowing an element of desktop computing with a new feature called folders, allowing you to organize apps in your home screen, for example creating groupings for sports, news, and entertainment.
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The recommendations from the external, seven-member committee came weeks after Nissan and Renault said they would retool their alliance, one of the world's biggest automaking groupings, to break up the all-powerful chairmanship previously held by Ghosn.
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The most prominent display is a set of thematic clusters — political documentaries, movies starring Marcello Mastroianni, films that had been banned in the United States — and about 80 percent of the selections in those groupings are from Criterion.
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In those presentations, several of Ms. Monk's stylistic hallmarks were in evidence: unpredictable yet ensorcelling rhythmic grooves; trebly, chattering murmurs arising from groupings of singers; solo passages requiring the deep, plaintive power of the composer's shockingly serene voice.
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In Iraq's complex electoral terrain, none of the four major groupings among the majority Shiites appears to have enough seats, even in coalition with all other Shiite parties, to form a government and choose a new prime minister.
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BUCHAREST, March 14 (Reuters) - Romania's centrist Prime Minister-designate Ludovic Orban easily won a parliamentary vote of confidence, as expected, on Saturday, with all political groupings seeking to end a political stalemate and focus on the coronavirus crisis.
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The new payment policy – called the Patient Driven Groupings Model (PDGM) – is anticipated to cut home health reimbursements by more than $22019 billion in the year 2020 alone based on assumptions on how providers may bill for services.
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The bets on bank stocks have lifted the funds' performance as the financials sector has been the biggest winner among the 11 S&P 500 groupings for the past three months, rallying more than 11% during the period.
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This thorough collection is arranged in loose thematic groupings, not chronologically, to emphasize a label that was tough when it wanted to be, tender when it wanted to be, and most of the time, preferred not to choose.
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The criterion provides a cap of 'RR212000' on Bolivia and 'RR4807123' on New Zealand based on country groupings leading to a combined weighted cap of 'RR212001', thus constraining the Recovery Ratings for the senior secured notes to 'RR3'.
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In the King Street exhibition, Tail placed artworks in groupings she found "visually resonant and conversational," in defiance of dominant art historical, anthropological, and archaeological curatorial practices, and differently even from identity-centric exhibition strategies undertaken by progressive curators.
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The idea, explains Ramaswamy, is to create individual companies around each drug or small groupings of candidates that Roivant acquires, then install the scientists who developed the drugs and provide them with big rewards if the drugs prove useful.
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Some of the groupings we could identify as "it grouped all the comedies together," but sometimes it was grouping films in clusters based on humans' expressions of likes and dislikes where we couldn't understand what was the common theme.
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Last year Cornet, who became known for beating former world number one Serena Williams three times, publicly criticized the ATP which had to apologize for a draw ceremony in which female models revealed groupings with letters hidden under clothing.
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The landscaping is similarly laid-back: The long, winding walkway that leads to the house is hugged by dense copses of bamboo, which also offer privacy, and around the pool are low-maintenance groupings of arborvitae, rosemary and lavender.
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"They have confirmed that units and formations can be promptly redeployed to large distances and they can create groupings within short time limits in strategic directions," Putin added, citing four sudden combat readiness checks Russia's military conducted in 2016.
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A. In addition to the "While You Were Away" groupings of older posts at the top of your timeline, Twitter recently began to show what it considers the "best" tweets for you first — before you see more current material.
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Nevertheless, this way of categorizing the nation's culinary styles is mysteriously accepted as gospel now, even though no one has been able to pinpoint when these groupings came about, who thought them up, or even why they were created.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The leaders of the EU's political groupings on Thursday said the European Parliament would vote on Ursula von der Leyen's nomination to head the EU Commission on July 16, confirming an earlier plan, a parliament spokesman said.
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While the cacophony emanating from them evokes his experimental recordings in Destroy All Monsters, the piece also references his genealogical groupings of stuffed animals from the mid-21998s, which brought his first wide acclaim and incited intense audience reactions.
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Ms. Bauman already has made a spreadsheet with all the tickets her group has amassed, and on Monday afternoon she was busy trying to pair up friends with friends, and children with their parents, wherever groupings of tickets allowed.
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Their index card-based Universal Decimal Classification (UDC) system—still used in over 150,000 libraries today—improved and expanded upon the existing Dewey Decimal System, methodically classifying all the factions of human knowledge into easily searchable groupings and subgroupings.
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Since taking power in late 2016, the PSD has chipped away at the independence of the judiciary, prompting criticism from the EU. Voters punished the PSD in a May 26 European Parliament election, which the party lost to centrist groupings.
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The posts of foreign policy chief and president of the European Parliament must also be filled and are considered as part of the overall jobs package to ensure a balance among the EU's nations and regions and its political groupings.
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In its latest National Security Strategy last November, the British government warned that "violent dissident republicans aspire to target Great Britain, and some groupings remain capable of conducting one-off attacks, but currently consider Northern Ireland to be their main focus".
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Candidates can upload their voter lists and find people they are trying to reach on Facebook, or create groupings of people who are similar to those they want to reach—say, female independents in a swing state who care about education.
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Each of the electorate's three broadest groupings -- whites without a college degree, whites with a four-year college degree or more and non-whites -- bend steadily toward more conservative views as they move from the most- to the least-populated communities.
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A year after Maldacena made his calculation, Zaldarriaga and collaborators showed that measuring the distribution of galaxies and groupings of galaxies that make up the universe's "large-scale structure" would yield many more shapes than observing the cosmic microwave background.
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While curators continue to strive for inclusivity in their historical exhibitions, I only hope that next time there's a show specifically devoted to female artists, they'll at least be separated into more meaningful groupings than just gender, time, and location.
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Over time, though, he replaced the heads of some of these figures with heads he crafted and painted himself, adding demonic figures of his own creation to his groupings of statues and infusing his site with a sinister, macabre ambiance.
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There was much to admire, although mostly abstractly, about a show whose sleek suits were largely overshadowed by groupings of curious skirt-trousers, ankle-length culottes in trademark Armani ink blue, and silk jackets patterned with Edo period cranes in flight.
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The survey in business newspaper El Financiero showed Lopez Obrador, a former Mexico City mayor who has already vied twice for the presidency, ahead in any of ten potential candidate groupings with leads ranging from 5 to 15 percentage points.
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" However, the judges did not specify "just how fine-toothed that comb should be — the district court may use its best judgment to determine how best to break the ACA down into constituent groupings, segments, or provisions to be analyzed.
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There have been such tectonic shifts before: times when major groupings of designers seemed to arrive en masse, as opposed to the lone breakthroughs of wunderkind outliers like Yves Saint Laurent, who took the reins at Dior at age 21.
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While the museum still has traditional, media-based departments such as photography, architecture, design, painting, and drawing, work is manifested more fluidly in the new rehang allowing transitions and transgressions between genres and occasionally generates surprising groupings through diverse subject interests.
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He helped discover how some bacteria used microscopic pumps to purge themselves of antibiotics, and he unravelled a paradox involving biofilms: groupings of microbes that are often deadly and impervious to medication, even though in isolation they are easily eradicated.
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Poland and Kenya, for example, are "surprising cases," the report noted, because they are not seen in traditional groupings of top emerging nations familiarized by terms such as BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) and MINT (Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey).
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"The U.K. is in some ways inherently unstable because of the mixture of different national groupings, and also the asymmetry of the size of England relative to the others," said Andrew Blick, lecturer in politics and contemporary history at King's College London.
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I'm afraid I'm rather dubious about the whole concept of heroes and villains, and feel that there are probably more useful and less simplistic groupings of complex human personalities that we could come up with if we put our minds to it.
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Second, these private groupings stood midway between mass society and the structures of state and national government, performing functions that the political sphere might otherwise seek to preempt—hence the names "intermediary associations" and "civil society" that contemporary social scientists have given them.
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If we had a parliamentary system, we would most likely wind up with four big groupings: Hard leftists and right-wing nationalists would each win about 15-893 percent, and then social democrats and the center-right would claim 30-35 percent each.
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Even if Mr. Junqueras had been released, his claim to take charge of Catalonia would have come up against that of the region's former leader, Carles Puigdemont, whose remodeled party unexpectedly won the most seats among the separatist groupings in the Dec.
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LUXEMBOURG/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders are unlikely to agree on names for the bloc's top jobs when they meet in Brussels this Thursday, diplomats and officials said, citing a rift between Germany and France as well as unresolved talks between political groupings.
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Contrary to the essence of Giotto's (again, innovative) approach to the narrative dimension of figure groupings, which are bound together by the gestures and facial expressions of the players, Carlson eliminates those broader interpersonal contexts in favor of one-on-one matchups.
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But unlike Arbus, who abstracted and softened her scenery so it resembles stage flats, Hujar employed in his square-format pictures all the tricks of Henri Cartier-Bresson: strong diagonals (of slides, swings and supporting rails); inventively off-kilter angles; and asymmetric groupings.
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The company also this week introduced new age groupings on YouTube Kids to now include a "Preschool" filter for those age 4 and younger, in addition to a "Younger" group for ages 5 to 7, and an "Older" group for kids over 7.
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The results include an undulating rooftop garden that has already been christened Teletubby Hill by employees, while the ground floor is taken over by a dazzling bespoke black and white striped carpet that is dotted with furniture groupings for small informal meetings.
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Zhang also addressed the trend of more radical activists forming political groupings and staging disruptive protests to call for greater Hong Kong nationalism and even independence from China; an issue that might become more mainstream when city-wide legislative council elections are held in September.
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Output increased in the services sector by 0.6 percent in the first quarter, the ONS said, but decreased among the other three main industrial groupings within the economy, with production falling by 0.4 percent, construction output by 0.9 percent and agriculture by 0.1 percent.
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But if he is more upbeat than his populist competitors on many subjects, Mr Macron shares one crucial bit of ras-le-bol (fed-up-ness) with France's voters: he has had enough of the established political groupings that have dominated the Fifth Republic.
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Both also share a tense relationship with the EU. Responding to last month's election to the European Parliament which has shaken centrist groupings' grip on power, Duda said the bloc needed to reopen discussions on its treaties to change the balance of power in Brussels.
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The balance are back shoulders and fades, crossing routes and screens and throws in the flat — so many short passes, minimizing risk and maximizing completion percentage, from an array of formations and personnel groupings — often to running backs and tight ends who catch like receivers.
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The crowded platform is host to chipboard cut-outs of reference-rich images: a pixelated, life-size version of Freud's couch and chair, groupings of fruits and vegetables, plants, African masks and sculptures, paper Persian rugs, and a woman reclining on a Le Corbusier chair.
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Being a "Republican" or a "Democrat" isn't just a political affiliation; it's a catch-all identity that stands in for all of these distinct identities, a master category defined by views on race and multiculturalism that has come to encompass all sorts of other groupings.
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Gulati predicted a tournament with more cities than ever before — the United States used nine when it hosted in the 1994 World Cup, and Brazil hosted matches in a dozen in 2014 — and he said regional groupings would help manage travel, at least initially.
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Los Angeles is a hub for a wide range of startups, but it has two major groupings: consumer-facing startups that tap into Hollywood's marketing culture, and the deep-tech ecosystem created by the city's role as a hub for aerospace, defense and R&D.
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The show once again takes a creative risk by splitting up its main cast, but this time, the separate groupings are clearly grounded in emotional logic: Characters are growing, changing, exploring new relationships and embarking on new phases of their lives, and it's all good.
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In a new study in Royal Society Open Science, scientists from University of California Berkeley report that nut-hoarding squirrels are quite particular about their food caches, putting their nuts away in neat little groupings—a strategy that helps them remember where all their hiding places are.
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It's one of the few dramas in its weight class that hasn't had to add fleets of new characters to stay nimble and sharp, because it finds endless new iterations of the characters it already has, simply by throwing them into new groupings with each new season.
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This is how I characterized Petersen's debut solo exhibition three years ago: Petersen is a hard-edge geometric painter whose groupings of color and stacked forms seem inspired by Ellsworth Kelly, Al Held, and Nicholas Krushenick — distilled shapes, impossible arrangements, and a welcome dose of vulgarity.
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Move up in the groupings for Intel, and you typically get more cores (for running more calculations in tandem), a bigger cache (for super-fast memory access) and faster overall speeds (a combination of raw clock speed measured in gigahertz and Turbo Boost for extra oomph).
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The exhibit is loosely curated around the five poets who are said to have had the most significant impact on his work — Wallace Stevens, Eugenio Montale, T.S. Eliot, W.B. Yeats, and D.H. Lawrence — and this structure provides unusual opportunities for thematic, rather than historical or formal, groupings.
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Democrats have won the largest category, of million-plus urban centers, in every presidential election since 2004, and also carried the next two groupings (million-plus counties not located in central cities and metro counties with 250,000 to 513 million in population) in 2008, 2012 and 2016.
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According to the Arab News, Revenues are poised to exceed $150 billion by 2022 in light of the expected mergers of economic blocs and groupings to meet the growing demand on Hajj and Umrah economics in terms of transport, commercial stores and expansion in small, medium enterprises.
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The Reuters analysis, which is based on the existing eight transnational party groupings in the Parliament, comes as Steve Bannon, an architect of President Donald Trump's election win in the United States, has launched a project to coordinate and bolster the anti-EU vote across the Union.
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Yet even among India's elite there are patterns not widely understood by outsiders, with particular constellations of families or regional and caste groupings dominating the networks of wealth that stretch out from New Delhi and Mumbai and out towards financial hubs such as London and Singapore.
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As I explored Montoya's exhibition, the names of dead white men flashed through my head as I noted the familiar subject matter: humorous groupings of people in public (Honoré Daumier); clandestine lovers sharing a meal (Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec); and scenes of agricultural labor (Jean-François Millet).
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"These teeth are of international significance, as they represent one of just three associated groupings of Carcharocles angustidens teeth in the world, and the very first set to ever be discovered in Australia," Dr. Erich Fitzgerald, Senior Curator of Vertebrate Palaeontology at Museums Victoria said in a statement.
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Keohane and Victor summarize the strategy this way: States should cooperate where cooperation is possible, often on the basis of voluntary groupings; coordinate on issues where cooperation is too difficult or where universal participation is desirable; and probe experimentally to seek to expand the boundaries of feasible cooperation.
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Proposals such as the Home Health Groupings Model (HHGM) — which threatens to radically disrupt the way home health reimbursements are delivered — as well as efforts to roll back bundled payments programs, could seriously jeopardize some of the progress we've seen in saving taxpayer money while improving the patient experience.
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