But it also demonstrates just how haphazardly the movement operates.
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Credits were assigned haphazardly in the early days of filmmaking.
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Trump stuck to his talking points too, if more haphazardly.
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Another twist: Outside the car, poison gas is spraying haphazardly.
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Did he panic and heave the ball into play haphazardly?
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Darker vertical and diagonal bands are scattered about, almost haphazardly.
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Playing through the game haphazardly will get you into trouble.
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"I voted every four years, kind of haphazardly," she said.
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Recovery funding is not haphazardly sent to states by FEMA.
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Luggage was haphazardly thrown from shipping crates onto the beach.
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People were questioned or detained less frequently and more haphazardly.
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He completed this ensemble with his signature, haphazardly tousled hair.
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Considering its iconic status, the Friends logo was designed surprisingly haphazardly.
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Another relative had haphazardly piled their possessions outside its side door.
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Because nothing about Star Wars feels tossed in all that haphazardly.
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Oh, you still keep your spices haphazardly stacked in a cabinet?
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The government has responded, haphazardly at first, but with increasing force.
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Also, they are scattered haphazardly to make finding them more challenging.
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I tried to tackle too much, and I went about it haphazardly.
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The news that I shared is bubbling (however haphazardly) into the public.
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New windows had been installed in some rooms, but haphazardly, without insulation.
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It looks like a bunch of 2x4s tossed haphazardly across a freeway.
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It embraces the fluidity of the parable rather than haphazardly applying it.
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But it's undermined by dumb character decisions and a haphazardly realized world.
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The colors obviously are not assembled haphazardly, but in an expressive way.
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Illustrator will help you turn your haphazardly drawn doodles into polished logos.
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In Will County, alternative work is gained haphazardly and with great effort.
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I was brushing my teeth and haphazardly looked in the mirror—BAM!!!
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Haphazardly stacked were screenshots of pastel video game landscapes, a little psychedelic.
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We've been investigating the booming but haphazardly regulated industry of addiction treatment.
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Alphabetically on the shelves, haphazardly in the little ziggurats round the house.
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We're sitting in the bar's office, itself wood-paneled and haphazardly decorated.
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The calcium waves start off haphazardly in cells far apart, like lost fireflies.
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Separate tracts of paint assume bolder colors that play off each other haphazardly.
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The loose threads are always dangling, as if sewn haphazardly and in jest.
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So many of its ideas are thrown out haphazardly with no follow-up.
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For three minutes, he sings haphazardly letting his "hood melodies" penetrate the production.
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Anti-aircraft missiles and RPGs lay haphazardly stacked everywhere like planks of wood.
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Her house and gardens are haphazardly functional, and at times a little menacing.
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In 1962 the remains were haphazardly reassembled on another site, 100 meters away.
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Bits of miscellany are haphazardly sorted in big plastic bins underneath the rummage.
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It is structured, a bit haphazardly, as a nest of frames within frames.
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You haphazardly brushed your teeth while packing lunch and laying out your clothes.
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The apartments were small and haphazardly decorated, with weird angles and little natural light.
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There's no coherent way to skip around inside a video other than haphazardly scrubbing.
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Migrants tents are haphazardly placed, jostling for space in the meadow outside Idomeni village.
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But their slow and uneven adjustment means the pain of hyperinflation is shared haphazardly.
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I can't read or watch TV or mindlessly scroll through Twitter, haphazardly endorsing things.
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Apparently it bugged the young Newton that the meanings of words were determined haphazardly.
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The result can be work that is done more slowly, more haphazardly, or both.
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He just has a bunch of gags, haphazardly aimed in a variety of directions.
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It's a strange, fried creation, filled with mushy beef and haphazardly inserted iceberg lettuce.
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Mr. Trump chose his running mate haphazardly and then overshadowed the announcement of Gov.
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Those are some details, thrown together haphazardly: it isn't the same as a life.
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These are not the haphazardly thrown-in references of somebody trying to appear cool.
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It's clear that the products for sale aren't just haphazardly repurposed from trade-ins.
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Drivers won't be coming across them haphazardly the way they typically find gas stations.
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The closing of I.E.S. facilities was carried out haphazardly, straining the system for months.
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Instead, accommodations are tacked on haphazardly, leading to hostile and hard-to-navigate spaces.
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Doormen constantly sweep papers and cigarettes and other haphazardly discarded objects out of view.
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We will have to purposefully break systems similar to how nature haphazardly cobbled them together.
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Amazon has been criticized for haphazardly rolling out voice calls for its Echo speaker devices.
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We're not going to use him haphazardly, but if we need him, he'll be available.
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I trick myself as I start writing by haphazardly trying something different along the way.
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He's mockingly poetic on the intro, but YG's messaging on 4REAL 4REAL isn't delivered haphazardly.
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They are disseminated haphazardly — through Twitter, a dedicated podcast and enhanced game broadcasts on MLB.
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My laundry had been haphazardly attended to and was piling up against my bedroom wall.
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The United States has no such plan; it relies on states to move forward haphazardly.
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But unlike many of his predecessors, when Trump speaks publicly, he often does so haphazardly.
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I was a mess of emotions, held together haphazardly by black coffee and teenage angst.
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But CICIG investigators and judges said the cases were transferred haphazardly, or not at all.
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You may realize items that you haphazardly threw in the cart, but don't really need.
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"Many communities grow up haphazardly," said Christina Rae, assistant to John Stockbridge, the town historian.
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The book was almost unreadable, haphazardly capitalized, lacking punctuation and written in florid, apocalyptic prose.
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Once densely forested mountainsides have been shaved haphazardly, as if buzzed by a giant electric razor.
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Instead, there are too many haphazardly placed buttons and ports, and too few eye-catching detail.
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Instead, there are too many haphazardly placed buttons and ports, and too few eye-catching detail.
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But the scooters have been criticized for being haphazardly parked and creating safety issues on sidewalks.
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Catch's biggest competition is people haphazardly managing benefits with Excel spreadsheets and a mishmash of healthcare.
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Sean "Diddy" Combs is not a man who has ever done anything in his life haphazardly.
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It is served with a pile of haphazardly arranged dressing-free salad greens and costs $25.
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Zoe and Sara are haphazardly outfitted in microphones and Frozen dresses - naturally, Sara wears Anna's dress.
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As the attendees are haphazardly evacuated from the island, the internet dances on the festival's grave.
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I rush, throw my things haphazardly into a bag, and run off to wherever I'm going.
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Thirdly, don't worry that you're doing the combat wrong—it's that haphazardly headaches-causing for everyone.
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They did so haphazardly, with insufficient data because there was still limited testing in their communities.
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His desk is a mess, with bulging folders, books and printouts stacked haphazardly a foot high.
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"He wouldn't just haphazardly go in and start changing things like the prior regime," Ridenour said.
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It's nothing fancy — barely more than a warehouse with merchandise placed haphazardly in aisles, but it's hers.
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We emerged at a large Iraqi Army checkpoint with cars and trucks parked haphazardly on either side.
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I don't do things haphazardly, but Jesse has always been very serious about everything he's ever done.
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A border wall that was haphazardly placed could also cut off access to food and water sources.
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Freeze ice too quickly, and crystals will form haphazardly, and you'll get cloudy ice, according to Liu.
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They park haphazardly, so that when you scratch their cars they have an excuse to attack you.
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Everyday objects haphazardly thrown around the room became exhibits in an error-filled museum from the future.
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There's nothing to make one choice stand out from the other beyond haphazardly placed all-caps words.
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However, with this case, Mr. Trump haphazardly announced America's nuclear ambitions to the world on social media.
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More, there is a table with large chunks of shea butter left haphazardly on a Persian rug.
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Without exception, there was a haphazardly parked luxury car outside each of the open houses I visited.
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Critics and audiences panned the film, with many calling it out for being a bit haphazardly made.
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They, too, have renovated ancient town centers, but the new homes and storefronts there were built haphazardly.
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It grew fast and somewhat haphazardly, with expansions to cities like Charlotte, Atlanta, New York and Chicago.
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But according to human rights lawyers, the lists are haphazardly compiled, unverified and inaccessible to the public.
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And somehow, they haven't felt the need to haphazardly litter our streets with a scourge of tacos.
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He alleged that the pillars were haphazardly installed and never secured to the base of the fence.
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A few books are piled up haphazardly next to a bottle with water and another with tea.
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The film, by Lorenzo DeStefano, chronicles her musical development, but haphazardly, sometimes seeming more promotional than exploratory.
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Ugly yellow construction vehicles are parked haphazardly at the edge of the narrow road, a goddam eyesore.
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But to save room in your suitcase, you don't just want to throw them in haphazardly, either.
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After about 30 minutes, most of the workers had either given up or haphazardly completed the exercise.
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A tent city haphazardly erected in the town center gave only limited respite from the 90-degree heat.
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The event seemed haphazardly put together and Durazo, the incoming public security minister, had been a no-show.
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The reorg could prevent Facebook from haphazardly tripping over itself in an attempt to seize on emerging trends.
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Since the cold war, though, it has by and large promoted liberal reforms, if haphazardly and with exceptions.
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Placed haphazardly in the South London Gallery's corridor, the artwork invites the viewer to go for a ride.
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The body had been thrown in the grave haphazardly, as if the man meant nothing to the gravediggers.
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Apps were dying off haphazardly, and there wasn't any rhyme or reason to the ones I was removing.
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And now, scooters waiting on what seems like every corner, sometimes haphazardly piled on top of each other.
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At the same time (in fact, for longer), Rawat watched as haphazardly labeled Ayurvedic foods entered the market.
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"Obamacare" could collapse as a whole in theory, if it were designed much more haphazardly than it is.
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Without fail, each store also had a haphazardly set up clearance table with cardboard boxes full of stuff.
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Disregarding intent and opting to haphazardly formulate opinions lead to biases based off of fallacies and incomplete information.
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Scott was shot in the back, haphazardly fleeing from a confrontation that began over a broken brake light.
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He'd release tracks haphazardly, one at a time, uploaded to Soundcloud nearly as soon as he'd finish them.
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If they had been flown even once, they were certainly grimy and probably covered with haphazardly applied patches.
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Instead of haphazardly sharing auto-biographical Stories shot with little forethought, people began storyboarding skits and practicing dances.
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The senator has a tendency to negotiate haphazardly, giving away key policies for the sake of insignificant votes.
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Gibson didn't buy it; he aimed to represent a "half-assed Singularity"—a world transforming dramatically but haphazardly.
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She'll spend the rest of the series trying haphazardly to go home again, but she can't, not really.
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" He added: "Information is being shared completely haphazardly, and there's no accountability at any stage, especially in America.
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"Judge Walker haphazardly ordered elected officials to change decades of practice in a matter of weeks," Tupps argued.
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And the goddamn barely melted Kraft singles just haphazardly tossed on there, like a gentle blanket of artificial flavor.
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Doing so helps ensure that the browser isn't haphazardly requesting data like images and JavaScript in an unoptimized sequence.
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But however haphazardly Bridget navigates the path to a fairy-tale ending, she never actually diverts from that path.
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Still, better for the administration to take its time with major policy changes then to roll them out haphazardly.
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They're ideal for applying on-the-go, without a mirror, or just haphazardly whenever and wherever you need to.
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It began with crudely made barrel bombs pushed, seemingly haphazardly, out of the back of Syrian Air Force helicopters.
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But like a conventional army fighting guerrilla warfare, Trump's unpredictable style has led the Clinton campaign to respond haphazardly.
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This analogy is intended to conjure improvised and haphazardly designed structures, which is how many of these plants look.
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Photos in the court documents show a pile of medical records haphazardly thrown across the floor of the building.
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Jealousy, humiliation and ordeals of agonized waiting and self-denial were haphazardly punctuated by encounters either tender or cruel.
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Commitment levels can vary: Some place their wigs haphazardly over their hair, as if channeling the candidate's sartorial nonchalance.
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In one hand, he pulls out a plastic bottle with two metal nozzles haphazardly held in place with epoxy.
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Rocket artillery and tank shells could be seen bursting from the scene, flying haphazardly in all sorts of directions.
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Breaking news: Random people haphazardly testing something do worse than trained scientists formally measuring that thing, more at 11.
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But people who were involved in planning past Republican conventions said this one was coming together far more haphazardly.
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Each item was haphazardly shoved into its own individual plastic bag, which I was instructed to save for returns.
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But when these viruses insert the genes into a cell's DNA, they do so haphazardly, sometimes destroying other genes.
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Many Nyangatom are seminomadic and this village appeared haphazardly thrown together, as if built in a rush, without care.
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But critics said YouTube was reacting haphazardly in an attempt to purge actors who have garnered it negative attention.
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Many of their magazine layouts were limited by cost and resources, and so they were always haphazardly put together.
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The fans on Thursday, however, had haphazardly obscured the cross with some tape, so the observer reluctantly ignored it.
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As they tried to defend Trump, his lawyers pinged haphazardly from process complaints to echoing Trump's own conspiracy theories.
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Rigorous theory and method guide the use of these scenarios and help executives go beyond responding to things haphazardly.
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Aisles were blocked off by haphazardly placed bins of product, and cleaning equipment was left out in the open.
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There's also points where the game recommends a stealthy approach, but these sections feel tacked on and haphazardly done.
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Justin Bieber was fooling no one with a haphazardly assembled disguise, worn on an outing in Amsterdam over the weekend.
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That is, he instinctively brought his racquet around behind his legs and somehow slapped the ball haphazardly toward the line.
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The new teaching schools believe that those skills which teachers now pick up haphazardly can be systematically imparted in advance.
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Television often has a habit—a trend, almost—of haphazardly including a token minority character to offset the monochrome cast.
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The insides are reminiscent of a crime scene with items strewn haphazardly across the floor, as if ransacked long ago.
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Agitated, they run in circles; hop up and down in place; and stretch their arms as their legs flail haphazardly.
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He carried the box to the dining table and haphazardly dumped out the contents, forcing me to stifle a groan.
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The company, however, is haphazardly attempting to draw a line between what's considered hateful content and what's considered free speech.
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We tend to fire off texts a little more haphazardly than an email, which can lead to some unfortunate blunders.
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Motivated by a volatile mix of desperation and bravado, he involves Nick in a poorly planned, haphazardly executed bank robbery.
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It's a service where the official regulations are vague, self-serving and haphazardly enforced, and therefore maximally prone to exploitation.
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Fights that had been booked for that week were subsequently cancelled last minute and then haphazardly re-booked for November.
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In the western highlands, power cables were spliced together and woven haphazardly through trees in blatant violation of basic safety codes.
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For dinner, I haphazardly throw together a meal of frozen veggies and boxed mac and cheese before I visit my parents.
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The opening of the bottle, haphazardly stained with Coffiest remnants, is a reminder that you're basically drinking fancy-ass Muscle Milk.
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"Since I started working here I have become environmentally conscious, and I cannot haphazardly throw garbage around at home," she said.
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The sky is dark, stars sparkle, and the moon is nearly full as the baby turtles scamper haphazardly toward the water.
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Thus far researchers have created simple brain matter using "in vitro cultures," a process that grows neurons haphazardly in a clump.
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As English speakers, we inherit, rather haphazardly, a set of words and phrases to represent and describe our world around us.
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The games it plays with its News Feed — making a mess, shrugging off responsibility and haphazardly responding to criticism — are another.
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Whether they're haphazardly scribbled beatwork or straight-up drones, the handful of releases on Breaking's Bandcamp feel open-hearted and slow.
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Tom Day, whose team won the 2014 Budweiser International Snow Sculpture Championships in Breckenridge, Colorodo, says not to haphazardly roll snow.
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Games are now something to be done casually and alone, while photographs, once precious, are taken haphazardly to document the banal.
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If Americans are going to consider whether to restructure the nation's highest court, it shouldn't be done haphazardly or half-heartedly.
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Rather, it is an attempt to haphazardly pronounce mere opinion on the reasons he was elected, as well as his record.
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McBride and Devine really sell the physical comedy, splashing each other and bickering between haphazardly dunking people into a wave pool.
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When an eSport is wielded haphazardly, it can quickly become a case of marketing to a genre that does not exist.
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Once this anxiety has taken hold, even your most haphazardly created content can feel like a stand-alone representation of you.
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Using a debit card or carrying cash can also help you avoid spending haphazardly and promote positive long-term spending habits.
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Ben-Hur's action scenes are hectic and graceless digital-era creations, a blur of ugly pixels scattered haphazardly onto the screen.
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Power lines are being strung haphazardly across poor countries; these, too, electrocute animals, and collisions alone often prove fatal for birds.
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Party membership provides a layer of protection in a country where private ownership protections are often haphazardly enforced or ignored entirely.
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Our multipart series examines the industry of addiction treatment, which is haphazardly regulated, poorly understood and expanding at a rapid clip.
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The first act floats along on a wave of silliness, with cooking taking place only haphazardly but singing breaking out repeatedly.
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Hers was full of dusty bags of fertilizer and tools, haphazardly scattered where she'd started planting flowers in the tough soil.
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We gathered in a hangarlike space haphazardly furnished with plastic tables, folding chairs, a metal detector, and an x-ray machine.
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After losing the key veterans Kyle Okposo, Frans Nielsen and Matt Martin to free agency, the Islanders started the season haphazardly.
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Like what for example the Surrealists propose: drop a sentence haphazardly and let that sentence take you to produce a work.
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But Magnises was only the amuse-bouche to Fyre Festival's now-infamous bread and cheese sandwich thrown haphazardly in a styrofoam box.
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At some stage you learn, haphazardly, or with the help of a patient and dedicated techer (teacher) or parent to "decode" language.
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Since my conversation with Newman, I've stopped haphazardly clicking on strange ads and opted out of sharing across my social media presence.
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The exchange left a deep impression on Rapp, underlining just how much things were, if slowly and haphazardly, changing for the better.
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"Clearing rubble is not being done haphazardly ... but there are some neighborhoods that are so destroyed that there's no solution," he said.
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Bodies were removed from graves and sold, gathered from hospitals near exhibitions reminiscent of human zoos, and rounded up haphazardly from battlefields.
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I'm not quite sure what it's trying to say, but it's become surprisingly fluent in haphazardly executed, half-broken '90s web design.
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What critics of change don't want to address is how haphazardly we are going about this necessary national transition to renewable energy.
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The bill was drafted so haphazardly that even the name of the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was not even written consistently.
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The latter requires putting enough thought into the layout to indicate you are actually living there instead of just haphazardly passing through.
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Instead of haphazardly multitasking, which is wildly unproductive, you're prioritizing and giving your full mental attention to the most important things first.
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Simply, there is much more good to find in trekking through the past than haphazardly ignoring the makeup of your ancestral motherhood.
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Mr. DeLuca's sister, Suzanne Greco, took over as chief executive, inheriting a company that many felt had grown too fast and haphazardly.
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One of her shoes had fallen off, and the contents of her two pink Hermès handbags lay scattered seemingly haphazardly around her.
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While China requires overtime pay, the laws are haphazardly enforced, and the tech industry usually insists workers are committing their time voluntarily.
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I found my target, a series of neat, oddly mouselike holes positioned haphazardly between the high-tide mark and the primary dunes.
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The plaque nearby that explains their history is etched in both Chinese and Kazakh, with parts of the latter haphazardly scratched out.
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Beijing is already obligated to enforce the existing sanctions against Pyongyang but does so haphazardly because it fears a North Korean implosion.
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They're haphazardly aligned on a shelf next to two framed, Platinum-certified pressings of Currents—Tame Impala's last album, released in 2015.
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The prep work unfolds in rooms that are accessible by haphazardly functioning key cards, and are punctuated by late-night vacuum screams.
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Yet many of us get so caught up in the whirlwind of life that we schedule our days haphazardly, if at all.
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But whereas most Indian cities—and indeed most of them in the emerging world—sprawl haphazardly, Ahmedabad is spreading in an orderly way.
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I was haphazardly wrapping her deodorant-covered hair around my fingers and just scrunching the strands for texture; it was a crazy mess.
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"Otherwise, our new president will spend his days overreacting to the latest events, dissipating his political capital and haphazardly wasting the executive's powers."
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"Most of what was mapped is common, everyday items that someone haphazardly tossed onto the ground or directly into the water," Case said.
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Her hair was haphazardly in a bun, and she had on huge hoops, sunglasses, and fall's must-have accessory: a fratty plastic cup.
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"God I love cocaine," he remarks to a painting of a snowy mountain range that suddenly appears after he haphazardly brushes the canvas.
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Meanwhile, the male character stumbles haphazardly into the life of his dreams and endures only the most half-hearted efforts at self-reflection.
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Once, the table was set for dessert so haphazardly that my spoon ended up next to my water glass instead of my plate.
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In this video, Doug haphazardly dismisses 85% of voice control as "gimmicky and dumb" but shares his 13 favorite OK Google voice commands.
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Click here to view original GIFBefore I happened upon this video, I would've assumed that a crab would devour its meal haphazardly, primitively.
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There are certain recognizable beats, linked together by REM logic, and a plot that borrows haphazardly from all seven of King's lengthy novels.
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He's bent over the iPad again, quickly creating a new loop by almost haphazardly tapping a few keys on the on-screen piano.
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In order to have a lasting impact, mentors must formalize relationships with young women, not haphazardly come in to deliver rah-rah talks.
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Yet to this day, nearly every Croatian entrepreneur's first purchase is a rubber stamp, to pound haphazardly onto documents just as a precaution.
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But Congress may be overlooking a straightforward and systemic solution that would go beyond either haphazardly targeting individuals or the entire Russian economy.
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The pictures in "Ballad" often are blurry, badly lit and haphazardly composed, taken on the fly as if by an embedded combat photographer.
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Owning AirPods embodies what it means to be "rich" in the same way as this picture of Kanye West haphazardly holding his laptop.
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Yet he is not haphazardly taking whatever unorthodox positions he feels like because the normal laws of politics just don't apply to him.
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It comes together incrementally and sometimes haphazardly, in a fitful and imperfect process of discovery, the way every story and every city does.
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And the loose structure of the show, co-directed by Guido Torlonia, allows her to jump from one subject to another, sometimes haphazardly.
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It is about whether this draft dodger's ignorance and insecurities could haphazardly plunge our country — and indeed the world — into an armed conflict.
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We walked across the lawn and down the road, which was haphazardly paved, with chicory growing in a border of unevenly sized gravel.
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The memoir cuts, at times haphazardly, between Braverman's time in Norway and her work as a tour guide on a glacier in Alaska.
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Otherwise, our new president will spend his days overreacting to the latest events, dissipating his political capital and haphazardly wasting the executive's powers.
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Rookie Jonathan Isaac, selected last June with the sixth overall pick, suited up for his professional debut a bit, uh, haphazardly let's say.
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Several army mutinies have broken out in the past two years, instigated by former rebels who have been integrated only haphazardly into military ranks.
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In contrast, the lightly-colored pieces south of King's Landing likely represent Team Stark-Targaryen and amount to about eight haphazardly arranged small blocks.
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After all it's still commonplace to find any of these authors shelved haphazardly in one teeny "African American Interests" section at your local bookshop.
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Sometimes, the cell won't grab the newly introduced piece of DNA and will instead haphazardly patch together the severed ends of the double helix.
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"Democrats are trying desperately to make something out of nothing, which is why the chairman haphazardly subpoenaed today's witness," Collins said in prepared remarks.
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The filing criticizes Trump's administration for rolling out the ban haphazardly, with little notice to the Department of Homeland Security and other enforcement agencies.
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What started out a bit haphazardly with an email list turned into solid learning opportunities that have informed his business decisions along the way.
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"Mini Metro imagines a city that is planned by someone else, or that grows haphazardly, where the transit system is totally reactive," Walker says.
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Cramer warned that short sellers can seriously damage a stock, so do not haphazardly start buying any old stock with a heavy short balance.
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It's been two weeks since Rudy Giuliani joined President Donald Trump's legal team, and already he's adopting his client's habit for haphazardly tossing bombshells.
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"I see bikes by all three companies parked haphazardly all over [Discovery] Park - —blocking trails, crushing native plants, etc," reads a complaint from December.
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Now Stan's heading into Year 4 as the head coach and president of basketball operations, and he's still haphazardly swinging from vine to vine.
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Tracks like "Lying" and "Wooden Box" sounded like the hacked up remains of Moroder-period Donna Summer being haphazardly chucked into a car compactor.
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Visitors to the Steak and Catfish Barn are greeted by a vaguely menacing, haphazardly punctuated sign that is Scotch-taped to the front door.
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Probably not the tattoo parlor, nor the obese male manikin wearing brown pedal pushers, nor the woman with long stringy hair haphazardly dyed turquoise.
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It would be nice if someday they tried to do so, not haphazardly and hypocritically and often stupidly, but intelligently and consistently and well.
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And warnings triggered by the system's seismographic sensors could only be disseminated haphazardly because some cellphone transmission towers had been toppled by the quake.
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There were more Amazon boxes piled in a corner, under photos of horses posted haphazardly along the wall, along with several horse wall calendars.
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But Cannold deploys him haphazardly onstage, like a mouse in a maze; whenever he builds up a righteous rage, he's forced to scuttle away.
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Because the start-ups do not use fixed docking stations, riders abandon bicycles haphazardly along streets and public squares, snarling traffic and cluttering sidewalks.
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But video from a bystander showed Scott haphazardly running — very, very slowly — from Slager, and Slager firing at least eight shots at Scott's back.
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These lines are mere suggestions to border the colors splashed haphazardly on the screen with noticeable strokes of paint of scribbles of colored pencil.
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Our multipart series examines the booming industry of addiction treatment in the U.S., worth $35 billion a year but haphazardly regulated and poorly understood.
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All presidents, whether they want to or not, create an ideology—if not intentionally, then somewhat haphazardly as they appoint officials and promote policies.
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Obviously the term "fascist" has been tossed about, and probably too haphazardly, but there are some authoritarian tendencies in Trump that are truly alarming.
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Indeed, Criminal is so haphazardly constructed that you wonder if anyone actually bothered to watch the movie all the way through before releasing it.
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We got to our camp site and haphazardly put up our tent while we also worked to prepare this elaborate dinner my mother had planned.
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The prime mission, Kumar said, is to digitize India's existing milk delivery system, which is not only haphazardly organized but also has issues around quality.
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" The Democratic candidate started making cringe-worthy jokes not long after he apologized, haphazardly, for his unwanted touching, promising to be more "mindful and respectful.
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The remaining Pikachus—now knocked down to an uneven (and unlucky) 13—carry on haphazardly, their devastatingly cute smiles masking the horror they've just witnessed.
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They experimentally (or perhaps haphazardly) plugged in a host of synths, noise gates, and drum machines into one another and conjured whatever sounds they could.
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This leaves plenty of room for experimentation: Why not wrap it around haphazardly, just as you would a scarf, and let it do its thing.
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Bosses in Tokyo echo Western gripes about woolly, haphazardly enforced rules, a tax system skewed towards Chinese companies, unreliable courts and theft of intellectual property.
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For those waiting, the terminal provides clusters of aqua-blue chairs that are scattered around almost haphazardly, like puddles might form after a quick rain.
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"'Angie Tribeca' fires groaners and sight gags as haphazardly as an academy rookie at a shooting drill," James Poniewozik wrote last season in The Times.
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This story is set on the speck of a map, a town haphazardly dripped onto the prairie, smack dab in the middle of the continent.
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Ribbons, jewels, clips and chains haphazardly secured to models' heads lent an eccentric quality to otherwise very feminine looks at Alexander McQueen and Dolce & Gabbana.
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These are things that I honestly can't do without a little help; my natural tendency is to rush through and do things quickly and haphazardly.
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Bike lanes, instead of being haphazardly strewn about in a random and often disconnected series of routes, will become feeders for these scooter/bicycle superhighways.
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There was the now-defunct Y Combinator startup Bistrobot that haphazardly spurted liquid peanut butter and Nutella on white bread and called it a sandwich.
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The real problem is that we're taking our medicine haphazardly—and as a result, experiencing all of the side effects and few of the benefits.
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It's a wonderful thing to make an exhibition, but often the greatest insights come haphazardly, discursively, through the slow and unpredictable invention of the studio.
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I'm no Disney die-hard, and I'd read that the highly anticipated animated sequel suffers from a convoluted story line and some haphazardly executed messaging.
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During a visit to the liquidating store on Wednesday afternoon, employees were seen milling about aimlessly among bare shelves and displays of haphazardly strewn products.
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In addition to routine maintenance and safety testing, restarting operations could be tricky if systems and equipment were shuttered haphazardly amid frenetic job-site evacuations.
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If I come across the parts of a bicycle scattered haphazardly about one place, I may not know what a pedal as a part is.
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Instead, it created something new and different, an 18-episode series that directly confronted the toxicity inherent in American nostalgia for a haphazardly whitewashed past.
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Brazilian cities underwent rapid and mostly unplanned urbanization in the last six decades, giving rise to vast shantytowns, erected haphazardly without adhering to building codes.
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In the background, the curtain hangs haphazardly — the top dangling just below the picture's frame with the right edge held up by a visible clip.
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" Julián Castro Julián Castro said Trump "haphazardly" meeting with Kim raises the dictator's profile and is "strengthening him across the world," while giving the US "nothing.
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The only difference so far is that the shed haphazardly attached to the side of the house will be torn down, according to landlord Joseph Donley.
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When your parts haphazardly slip out of a cup or a strap slips off your shoulder (and the whole thing slides onto the floor) — that's fun.
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Ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays pepper Earth so sparsely and haphazardly—their paths skewed by the galaxy's magnetic field—that they leave few clues about their origin.
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"You can't just fire weapons haphazardly in what is a built up area around the airport, because there are consequences if that goes wrong," Grayling said.
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"We will have a system in this country where we will randomly and haphazardly litigate these cases," Shapiro said on a conference call with reporters Monday.
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It's silly, sure, but it also has a pleasing clarity — nothing in this movie feels like it was frantically and haphazardly rewritten in the editing room.
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In a video posted by SNJ Today reporter Mike Frankel, Buena Regional High School student-athlete Andrew Johnson was seen having his hair haphazardly chopped off.
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The layoffs were haphazardly executed, with management scheduling meetings Wednesday evening, only to cancel them the next day about 10 minutes before the planned start time.
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Click here to view original GIFTwo emergency fire trucks at LaGuardia airport sprayed water haphazardly in the air today over the President-elect Donald Trump's plane.
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Rather than extrapolate on the size of the universe or scarf down a large cheese pizza, he opts to haphazardly enter the world of drug dealing.
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Without algorithmic sorting, auto-advance meant you'd basically be haphazardly watching in order of whoever posted most recently, bouncing from distant acquaintances to celebrities to friends.
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Better remembered, of course, is the Degenerate Art Exhibition in which mainly German "degenerate" art was haphazardly hung in darkened corridors amidst propaganda demeaning the work.
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It was comparatively well-equipped: a few hanging bags and some mats, skipping ropes dangling on beams, gloves tossed haphazardly on the edges of the ring.
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Recipe: Spicy Black Bean Nachos That can of beans that you haphazardly picked up in case of a five-day power outage is actually ingredient gold.
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You don't need to have read The Art of the Deal to know it doesn't take a skilled negotiator to haphazardly slap tariffs on consumer goods.
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Of course, I haphazardly did it when I woke up, but just omitted the face oil and replaced it with some insanely expensive La Mer SPF.
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All that being so, it's real easy for your Spotify account to become a minefield of erroneous playlists, haphazardly added local files and poorly organized libraries.
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So when noted chef Gabe Kennedy called on Bea to fix up his haphazardly sorted spices and constrained counter space, she was ready for the challenge.
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The more Delhi fears it can be subjected to U.S. sanctions randomly and haphazardly, the more it will view the U.S. as an unreliable defense partner.
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The house itself is nothing special — a boxy contemporary, haphazardly furnished — but even by the elevated standards of Silicon Valley, the Lanzas' play space is extraordinary.
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By haphazardly using his powers to mitigate those consequences, Trump effectively signals to would-be war criminals that they might escape full punishment for their actions.
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In the photo, he's reclining casually on a countertop, papers and books strewn haphazardly on shelves above while he holds a phone receiver in his hand.
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Op-Ed Contributors Phan Thanh Hung Duc, 212, lies immobile and silent, his midsection covered haphazardly by a white shirt with an ornate Cambodian temple design.
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During opening statements, Assistant U.S. Attorney John Neal told jurors that human remains were stored so haphazardly that Rathburn needed a crowbar to separate frozen parts.
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"All of those decisions are not taken lightly or undertaken haphazardly," Hoines says, for fear that moving species outside their existing range will have unintended consequences.
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When he first emerged on Russia's turbulent political scene, he appeared inclined to continue the embrace of the West that Mr. Yeltsin had pursued, however haphazardly.
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"We've found burials with seven people in one grave haphazardly thrown in, some in body bags, some in garbage bags, some in biohazard bags," Baker says.
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But its more recent application to prisoners of conscience, following the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak in 2011, violates that framework and has been implemented haphazardly.
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There, large-format prints of several photographs — including one of a triple homicide — leaned haphazardly against a couch, waiting to be shipped to yet another exhibit.
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Unlike the relatively straightforward photographs described above, I find it harder to evaluate many other works in NeoRealismo, which haphazardly combines reportage with an overriding aesthetic elegance.
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It's that Google has haphazardly outsourced finding knowledge to its algorithms and to a website that is run by volunteers, and that outsourcing is killing the site.
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The problem with "Children of Paradise" is that it can feel haphazardly assembled, hopping and skipping around, and sometimes providing only a fuzzy sense of political context.
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The data itself was a few years old and haphazardly assembled, so Squire had to rake the tens of thousands of information-filled cells into standardized sets.
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Three generations of the Nieto family are living out of tents haphazardly erected along the Calzada de las Bombas, a major street in the district of Coyoacán.
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Writing for the court, Chief Justice John Roberts said because Minnesota's law did not define the term "political" the measure could be haphazardly enforced at polling sites.
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In an Instagram post, dad Bezos proudly showed off his kids' handiwork: blue painter's tape haphazardly holding down the Echo to create an Alexa on wheels. What?!!!!
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Walter Scott, a 50-year-old black man, was unarmed, facing away from a white police officer, and haphazardly attempting to flee in North Charleston, South Carolina.
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The Vive is set to launch with dozens of experiences, but as a whole, Valve's catalog feels haphazardly assembled and full of concepts still awaiting solid execution.
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The Tesla driver, who was using autopilot on a Beijing highway, smacked into a car parked haphazardly on the left side of the road in early August.
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In an opening video for the conference, a new employee at Apple haphazardly unplugs the App Store servers and sends the entire world into full-scale chaos.
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Data Guardian 5 Rather than haphazardly writing passwords on Post-Its around your home, keep your logins and other vital information locked down with Data Guardian 5.
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" Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's chief executive, said Tuesday that since the case of the student's fall was still under investigation, she would not "haphazardly jump to conclusions.
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With all that going for him, maybe he can also keep track of what the heck is going on in this appealingly gritty but haphazardly constructed show.
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Ordinary people could travel more or less freely between Soviet republics, to visit relatives, say, so it mattered little that the lines sliced up the region haphazardly.
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They both fell haphazardly into modest fame — by way of notoriety — and it seemed possible that they'd return to show off a little bit this time around.
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Helena Kelly's treatise Jane Austen, the Secret Radical determinedly if haphazardly attempts to decode Austen's novels in order to demonstrate that they contain radically progressive secret messages.
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You can basically drag it all over your face haphazardly to eliminate all your facial hair, or use it to "edge" and "shape" for styles like goatees.
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For a few minutes, we enjoyed a combination of him mashing on the keys of the programmer haphazardly and me guiding him in more controlled, directed coding.
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The rest came about more haphazardly: Teams of pro bono lawyers hurried to the airports and the courts, filing lawsuits to free some of the trapped passengers.
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Don't hire haphazardly for positions that deal directly with customers, and carefully examine the resumes of potential community managers for prior experience with customer-service-related matters.
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In December, Congress passed the Protecting Americans From Tax Hikes Act, which enhanced and made permanent several tax provisions that Congress had been renewing haphazardly in previous years.
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On a slope in full view of Mount Puglia, their solid if haphazardly designed house of tile, brick and concrete block was set amid a little rural paradise.
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Cheater underscored that these are not indiscriminate carpet bombs being conducted haphazardly, but are pinpoint blasts that can thwart an enemy encroaching on coalition forces, saving countless lives.
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Now that Elliot is trying (no matter how haphazardly) to get better, it feels a little wrong to pull the rug out from under him and the audience.
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"It's not about bombing haphazardly, but to give a military impulse to the disorganization of Daesh's command structure and to strip it of economic resources," the official said.
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From the 'About Me' to the comments, it contained more affirmations than DJ Khaled's Snapchat, all packaged haphazardly in a customised page decorated with clip art dollar signs.
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Honestly, this is what I wonder each time I shove my iPhone inside the waistband of my leggings, or worse, haphazardly in the strap of a sports bra.
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Modamani certainly isn't the first example of Facebook getting it wrong when it comes to moderation: It haphazardly removes posts meant to condemn social crises, not encourage them.
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If I were to compare the resulting image to a toy, it would be Forky, the plaything haphazardly made from trash by a kindergartener in Toy Story 4.
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Even the stragglers can eke out a tax win this season, provided they don't haphazardly throw their return together and rush it out the door by April 18.
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For example, Summer accidentally blows a hole in the garage roof in season 2 episode 9 and in the following episode we see that it's been haphazardly repaired.
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A more plausible situation is that future people will haphazardly decide how they want to remember rock, and whatever they decide will dictate who is declared its architect.
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But the bill was haphazardly written and rushed through the legislature, and it doesn't account for the way tens of thousands of freelance professionals in the state work.
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Even the stragglers can eke out a tax win this season, provided they don't haphazardly throw their return together and rush it out the door by April 17.
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In many parts of the world, property information is limited and haphazardly organized, and a variety of actors — each with their own interests — are unavoidably and centrally involved.
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The phrase "identity politics" has been thrown around so haphazardly in the wake of the election that it's lost more of its meaning with every casually derisive mention.
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There's nothing we hate more than haphazardly named cocktails, but The Dude's Abode has carefully chosen the ingredients in each beverage, perfectly matching each drink with a character.
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Having done nothing to stem North Korea's nuclear weapons program, Trump will then be pressured to escalate tensions with North Korea even more haphazardly and dangerously than before.
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However, it would be nice if this administration didn't just haphazardly threaten to drop out of one of the world's biggest sporting events right after Russia was banned.
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In Burkina Faso, the government has closed schools and universities and banned public gatherings, but has enforced the measure haphazardly, and did not apply it to religious meetings.
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Haphazardly established in the 1960s, the massive garbage pile was never trenched or lined, and no one knows what might be leaking from the dump into the ground.
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And Israel will not be safe in an America First world in which allies like the Kurds are cavalierly betrayed and enemies like Iran are only haphazardly confronted.
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After he was let go, large rectangular chunks of Nunes would become translucent and then disappear, almost as if he were being haphazardly erased by some hidden hand.
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Psychedelics aren't a magic elixir, and there are physical and psychological risks to taking them haphazardly, particularly if you're on medication or have been diagnosed with a psychiatric condition.
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"Monopoly is a game based on building haphazardly, playing with fake money, and going in and out of prison," Nicolò often says in his routine, building to the punchline.
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The challenging part is searching for a target, since all the genetic fragments are jumbled up, almost as if someone's haphazardly tossed thousands of jigsaw pieces into a box.
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Rather than haphazardly hailing a cab or driving home under the influence, Uber provides a relatively safer way to get from point A to B on an indulgent evening.
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Now, if you think this was a last minute costume idea that was haphazardly assembled, you obviously don't understand the steel-strength force of a 2-year-old's determination.
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"Angie Tribeca" fires groaners and sight gags as haphazardly as an academy rookie at a shooting drill; it could have used a more forceful veto in the writers' room.
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Instead of towing a boat with a trailer, this motorist plopped their boat onto an overloaded cargo trailer with only a few straps haphazardly holding the boat in place.
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I did this for the purposes of writing this article and haphazardly took a bunch of random photos at my desk (which still turned out lovely, in my opinion).
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Sure I could keep packing my beat-up mismatched options, but haphazardly making my usual lunchtime salad is no way to keep myself motivated to pack instead of buy.
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Haphazardly, then purposefully, humans bred cereals to be more bountiful, livestock to be more docile, dogs more obedient and cats more companionable (the last a partial success, at best).
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Those who followed the subreddit seemed to find comfort in the fortitude of a haphazardly stacked object that, in another context, might just have been a pile of garbage.
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There were few serious sanctions against her alleged rapist, and the ones that were put in place were haphazardly enforced and easily broken without repercussions, according to Riddle's application.
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Many aspects of the early Battleborn competitive scene were cobbled together haphazardly, by a community that wanted to see how far it could push the limits of the game.
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The company, run somewhat haphazardly by Chuck and son Charlie, had grossly underpriced its wholesale business and, as a result, was missing out on crucial profit and incurring debt.
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After a week of haphazardly sending out boxed meals that generated about 10 percent of normal sales, she decided to stop and lay off the rest of her employees.
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How does this traditional, Hitler-centric view sit with Cesarani's insistence that the Holocaust was chaotic and ad hoc, "ill-planned, underfunded and carried through haphazardly at breakneck speed"?
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I kept these items tucked haphazardly in the pockets of my purse and jacket, making sure that I had a physical connection to him on me at all times.
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According to current and former Zume employees, those were the divisions that were rapidly scaled, somewhat haphazardly, as the company pitched growth goals and business objectives that were unrealistic.
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He made it safely to Thailand, and eventually to the refugee camp that had been haphazardly set up by the Thai Government, and then again by the Red Cross.
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So this is another partnership for August, which is still not quite an open platform as it wants to ensure that it is secure — and won't open a lock haphazardly.
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Electors are better off doing what they were haphazardly appointed to do under America's unique and all-too-flawed electoral set-up: represent the vote totals of their home states.
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"Trump is using that tool (tariffs) too haphazardly, and in a way he's not sending clear messages to either business communities or to trading partners," Lee said at the summit.
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There are rules and community guidelines about "disgusting" content and hate speech, of course, but they're enforced haphazardly, often with little context or transparency, and can be easy to circumvent.
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Additionally, Woods presented 20 or so ink and graphite drawings, pinned haphazardly to a wall just outside the main gallery, each featuring simple drawings of guns from the 1800's.
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Snapchat has cultivated a fertile niche in consumer behavior as an addictive, essential destination, while, right now, Instagram Stories is just one more feature haphazardly incorporated into a fragmented app.
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The accommodation under attack in Zubik—release from the contraceptive mandate upon filling out a form, or sending a letter—was not haphazardly imposed on voiceless nuns by vengeful bureaucrats.
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Utilitarian shelving units are haphazardly packed with supplies; dark, reclaimed wood desks with metal legs are pushed together to form long working spaces, flanked by contemporary office chairs on wheels.
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The passengers are psychiatric patients who, eluding their keepers, take refuge in a deserted building, haphazardly creating a new society complete with rituals that include a trial and a wedding.
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Kondo's special folding technique saved me a whole dresser drawer that I now use whenever I need to haphazardly hide away one of those other miscellaneous piles before company comes.
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It doesn't help that FEMA has haphazardly removed and added statistics about access to clean water, hospitals, and electricity, making it difficult to track the true progress of the recovery.
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Alter came to Hebrew, like many an American Jewish child, somewhat haphazardly — first in traditional contexts, like bar mitzvah lessons but also in Hebrew-only summer camps of the period.
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A pleasant surpriseSo if you&aposre stressing over gift wrapping this holiday season, consider saving yourself time, effort, and money by wrapping your friends&apos and family&aposs gifts haphazardly.
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His approach is just haphazardly applying his basic impulses, like the idea that we should make "good deals," to various foreign policy problems — with confusing, contradictory, and oft-nonsensical results.
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" Castro said he supports diplomatic conversations, but said Trump "seems bent on approaching this very erratically, very haphazardly" and pointed to how the meeting was put together "at the last minute.
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I run two blocks to my house, cursing myself for not being a better planner, and pack my things and a bottle of wine haphazardly in a Trader Joe's reusable bag.
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Prime numbers, the indivisible atoms of arithmetic, seem to be strewn haphazardly along the number line, starting with 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17 and continuing without pattern ad infinitum.
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But, when plated next to each other, it could not be denied that the fancier eggs (pictured left) looked immensely more polished and poised than my haphazardly scrambled bunch (pictured right).
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In bird's-eye footage, boats look like they were haphazardly picked up and dropped atop palm trees, and entire chunks of neighborhoods have vanished, their remains cluttered along the glassy canal.
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Dockless bike-sharing services have become synonymous with large, unsightly piles of dumped bikes, or bikes left in unusual locations, up trees, in rivers, or just scattered haphazardly around city streets.
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When Amazon announced late last year that it had chosen Arlington, Virginia, as the home for part of its new, $5 billion second headquarters, it did not reach the decision haphazardly.
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Often disheveled and seemingly haphazardly thrown together, the looks feel attainable, and achieve an aesthetic that celebrates the normal girl who is working through her career with limited money and time.
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Throughout his career Burt Hasen (1921-653), a fantastical surrealist extraordinaire, was primarily concerned with understanding the convergence of the internal and external space that occurs haphazardly in the human psyche.
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Shuffling a loose collection of disjointed facts and unrelated talking points, it lacked any coherent intellectual focus, and rather looked as if it had been fashioned haphazardly by professional political operatives.
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Studies have shown both Reddit users and Trump supporters skew male, corresponding to what has been one of the most aggressively macho, gun-fixated, haphazardly misogynistic presidential campaign in recent memory.
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In 2013, Senate traditionalists of all political stripes warned the Democrats that haphazardly changing Senate rules to take advantage of a fleeting political moment was akin to playing with historic fire.
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That left the program's administrator, the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, known as FedLoan, scrambling to figure out how to interpret policies and guidance that were often communicated to it haphazardly.
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I stood looking at the Amazon boxes piled haphazardly in the corner of our living room – stroller, car seat, something called a Bumper Jumper – and felt my throat catch with panic.
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For months, conflict within the Democratic primary had lurched forward haphazardly, with hits on Joe Biden falling flat and lines of attack among other candidates seeming to come and go quickly.
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Tourism in Sarande, a haphazardly built Ionian Sea port, grew initially thanks to foreign day trippers crossing over from Corfu to visit another UNESCO heritage site, the ancient town of Butrint.
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BRUSSELS — In the atrium outside a rehearsal space at La Monnaie opera house here recently, a rack of basketballs was stashed haphazardly beside a vending machine and a janitor's cleaning cart.
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Even more unusual, no specific authors were listed on the analysis, probably because no respectable academic or researcher was willing to have their name associated with something so haphazardly cobbled together.
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YouTube released its first anti-abuse report last year, but problematic content, including hate speech, continues to be a major problem and the platform's critics say it haphazardly enforces its own policies.
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Knowledge of the murder, a secret that circulates haphazardly through the family, inspires responses both outraged and pragmatic, and the perpetrators of the killing remain crucial and, in some ways, sympathetic characters.
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Gods of Egypt's haphazardly constructed episodic story never really takes shape; it's just an excuse to move from one fantastical encounter to another, with brief exchanges of expository gibberish to link them.
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Because when you actually take the time to talk to the young adults involved, you learn that these choices aren't made haphazardly, and they often are made with supporting others in mind.
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He fears it will be hard for top-tier media outlets to distinguish a real video from a doctored one, let alone news consumers who haphazardly stumble across the video on Twitter.
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When I mumbled out a reluctant "no," she would march me back to my unkempt bedroom and wait at in the doorway until I haphazardly tossed the comforter and pillows in place.
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And Wikileaks didn't just haphazardly dump the information: It used its Twitter account to highlight emails that supposedly exposed a corrupt effort by the DNC to secure the presidential nomination for Clinton.
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President Obama wasn't content to take over the health care with the haphazardly implemented Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare, in which CMS officials knew of massive security risks with Healthcare.
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Available on Facebook's native mobile apps, desktop site, and TV apps, Watch lets users subscribe to their favorite series instead of just haphazardly stumbling upon one-off videos in the News Feed.
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Unfortunately, Trump has been spending the better part of his time on the national stage bashing immigrants, embracing nativists, and supporting costly plans to secure our border and deport undocumented immigrants haphazardly.
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Aside from their first breakthrough single "Sex," a geyser of blue-balled self-loathing, their vitriol isn't haphazardly directed at women the way Future or Drake or Kanye or the Weeknd's is.
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First up, the city must ensure that New York doesn't meet the fate of virtually every city where these vehicles have arrived — finding thousands of scooters haphazardly dumped onto sidewalks one day.
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Instead of haphazardly choosing a high-season and low-season rate or maybe an upcharge on weekends, Beyond Pricing does what no human would or could accurately: provide 365 uniquely optimized prices.
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But in practice, the alternative to a controlled experiment is usually an uncontrolled experiment — interventions being carried out haphazardly where there are the resources for them, without anyone checking whether they work.
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They were also puzzled that the remains were "haphazardly positioned" in the pit, but were found alongside significant items, such as pottery and animal bones, as if they had been deliberately buried.
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They were also puzzled that the remains were "haphazardly positioned" in the pit, but were found alongside significant items, such as pottery and animal bones, as if they had been deliberately buried.
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Using an app that isn't actively updated isn't the most advisable thing to do, and going off the beaten path and installing apps manually is something that shouldn't be done haphazardly, in general.
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Then we discussed a flow of moods and concepts, haphazardly scribbling them down, connecting them with arrows and placing what he had in the center of the room for us all to see.
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But Birds, placed haphazardly around the city, not owned or adorned with or by anyone, lack the personality that walking, biking on a cruiser, skating, even roller blading on the bike path, provide.
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He says he sort of wishes that they did, just to see where that would take the music, though he doesn't want to cheapen the pain or the love by mixing them haphazardly.
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The consortium will use community feedback and contributions to develop and improve the industry-grade chip design, while lowRISC will manage the project and keep suggestions and proposed changes from going live haphazardly.
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At another stall, in the back row of books haphazardly piled on the ground, he unearthed a highly stylized propaganda volume of color photos of Chinese soldiers who served in the Korean War.
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On a desk in the studio's back room, books were piled haphazardly: Paul Celan's " The Meridian ," Dante's Divine Comedy , Walter Benjamin's " Illuminations ," Nelson Mandela's " Long Walk to Freedom ," the third volume of Proust.
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Stray pieces of merchandise clung haphazardly to the walls, fans and dehumidifiers hummed in barren corners, and debris was strewn across the floor, evidence of flooding during the rainiest December in Portland, Ore.
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Fever to Tell and 2007 EP Is Is are the clearest indicators of this, when Nick – teeny-tiny in stature, topped by hair that looked like haphazardly piped black icing – really let rip.
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The clear connection between the women onscreen—rife with loaded glances and flip non sequiturs—lends a docu-fictional feel that the film unravels slowly and a bit haphazardly, like teenage life itself.
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New York City&aposs 56 Leonard — or the "Jenga Building" — has a well-earned nickname and a very distinctive look: It looks like a set of haphazardly stacked blocks, towering over downtown Manhattan.
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There's a nearly peripatetic sense of the poet's mind as it searchingly makes its way, never haphazardly but without ever showing a desire to resolve the existential tensions made manifest in his consciousness.
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In her office, she has a photograph of a Shanghai skyline densely and haphazardly packed with apartment towers mixed with older structures — a caution about unplanned growth but also a vision of possibility.
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The federal bankruptcy code bans Puerto Rico from declaring bankruptcy, and by 2016, it was defaulting haphazardly on payment after payment, without any way to take shelter from the many resulting creditor lawsuits.
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Artists began experimenting with these synthetic pigments, which were sometimes haphazardly prepared and untested for the purposes of longevity but were exceptionally bright — enabling the brilliant palettes of Fauvism, Post-Impressionism and modernism.
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While this policy was put in place to prevent scammy ad techniques, like the placement of fake play buttons on photos that mimic the appearance of a media player, it's been applied haphazardly.
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If you're looking for a rose-gold mani that doesn't require haphazardly cocktailing Ballet Slippers with a glitter-loaded top coat , we have the singular bottles that will deliver the perfect end result.
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Last week, riding high from a meeting over the plans for funding his long-promised border wall, the president held a haphazardly arranged press briefing with law enforcement officials without taking any questions.
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Well, not so much her as her hair: glossy, caramel-tinted waves throw haphazardly in a deep side part that, to the untrained eye, would read as God-gifted or sun-bleached from vacation.
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When you send out your resume haphazardly without doing any research on the companies you're applying to work for, you're also missing the chance to see if you have any connections to those companies.
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The haphazardly-stacked assortment was sticking out of the truck in all directions, and secured by just a couple of strategically-strung cables and ropes as the vehicle drove along I-91 in Springfield.
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I grimace while sitting on my living room floor to play with my child, but we still have lots of fun under our favorite, haphazardly made forts and during our trips to the park.
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"We comprise such a teeny-tiny fraction of characters on television to begin with that killing us off so haphazardly feels especially cruel," Autostraddle editor-in-chief, Riese, wrote in the dead lesbians post.
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Focusing on four years in the late 1930s, "Bound for Glory" opens in a bleak Texas town with Woody haphazardly looking for ways to make a living — sign painting, mind reading, dabbling in music.
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The game's design also helps ensure that every piece is accounted for at the end of a game, and that none of them go missing when it's being haphazardly stuffed into your game shelf.
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Over time, it could lead people to just haphazardly read whatever was in their News Feed, rather than seeking out certain publishers, visiting their homepages directly, paying for their subscriptions and attending their events.
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Last night I haphazardly tweeted that Messenger should build a night mode…and today it announced that will be part of the redesign that Marcus says is supposed to be coming "very, very soon".
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Another reason — the UI is almost always awful, since the print management software was probably built a decade ago for a law firm or office setting, and was haphazardly retooled for a campus environment.
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It was a surreal and haphazardly plotted love story, which began in the present and eventually cut to 20 or 30 years later, with Mr. Ehrenreich, in a kimono, screaming to stop a wedding.
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The success of a goofy show in the 1970s called "The Superstars" in which famous athletes from diverse disciplines competed against each other in a series of haphazardly organized events makes a good story.
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Where pre-Enlightenment Europe was sporadically cruel, post-Enlightenment Europe was systematically inhumane; where the pre-Enlightenment was haphazardly prejudiced, the Enlightenment was systematically racist, creating a "scientific" hierarchy of humanity that justified imperialism.
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Following the fall of the Soviet Union, Latvia's privatization of formerly state-owned industries was done haphazardly, Shelley said, resulting in a new class of oligarchs, some of whom operated in legally murky waters.
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The show promised viewers a passport to a grittier (read: more authentic) time, when the city still had a "soul" and one might haphazardly wander into a Ramones show any night of the week.
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The archives of Mr. Sanchez's 21-year struggle are stuffed haphazardly in two briefcases in the small, green-and-mustard-colored cement home where he lives with his wife, 100 yards from the bay.
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On top of everything, the Biennale is haphazardly dedicated to Zak Kostopoulos, the trans activist killed earlier this year by a shop owner in Athens in what many rightly billed as a hate crime.
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I know this because I had to use my house keys to slice through multiple layers of packing tape while I searched for the scissors I'd haphazardly thrown in the bottom of a box.
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The all black-and-white installations contain imbricated rectangles of text and image, many of them found and then altered, that sprawl haphazardly across gallery walls like wheatpaste posters on a city construction site.
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They knew that the jeweler and gemologist, who had been well known in the thriving gem trade here, had amassed a collection of artifacts and stored it all rather haphazardly in the family home.
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Behind the vast arched wall on the street side was a blocky postwar cube that once held back-office operations, and, across a haphazardly asphalted courtyard, a couple of drafty, bare-bones garage bays.
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Either he was acting purposefully, because even worse news for his client is on the way, or he was acting haphazardly, because he's a has-been who has joined a White House in chaos.
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But this episode is a potent reminder of how haphazardly this once-in-a-generation tax rewrite was put together before the Senate passed it, and the enormous consequences of such a freewheeling approach.
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Army Chief of Staff General Mark Milley has championed the SFABs as a way to institutionalize a role the Army performed more haphazardly during the war, ripping apart brigades to find soldiers to train Afghans.
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Covering a 44-year period, from 1966 to 2010, navy threads march horizontally along a grey background, reaching halfway across the upper third of the canvas before haphazardly retreating down the length of the weaving.
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"Recording the data and analysing it can tell you which resources need better management, so that these are not used haphazardly, but in a manner that benefits them most," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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By the time McLaughlin discovered it in 1983, when he was haphazardly cast to appear as a mandolin player in the music video for Ray Charles' "3/4 Time," which was shot at the bar.
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These legal and intellectual limitations of the antitrust apparatus raise the question of competition to the political sphere—currently, alas, a realm well supplied with blunderbusses and axes wielded haphazardly and at the wrong targets.
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McDonald didn't appear to pose a threat to the people around him as he haphazardly ran down a Chicago street, allegedly carrying a knife but keeping his distance from the police cars parked around him.
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As if by request, the positivity comes through again: Ada says, "I like it" — talking about the laces lying haphazardly around models' ankles — which makes Hanako burst out into two sharp-but-genuine HA HAs.
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Where June telling Emily her name was a hugely gratifying moment for both characters, the rest of the scene felt like a feel-good moment thrown haphazardly into an episode that really didn't need one.
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They didn't haphazardly forfeit any Brooklyn picks for Paul George or Jimmy Butler (though they were in on talks for George), and seized every opportunity they could to pack new assets into their war chest.
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If Kevin's house is an archive in eternal disarray, then Mira's feels more like a gallery caught between exhibitions, full of beautiful objects strewn haphazardly around a space not quite large enough to accommodate them.
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Because we know that the long-term economic impact – particularly on the country's 30 million small businesses – will be much, much less severe than if we deal with this problem haphazardly, as we're doing now.
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But these dives behind the scenes of del Toro's original creation seem dropped into the story haphazardly, bringing the plot to a screeching halt while we're given information that has little bearing on the action.
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Ms. Hall's aesthetic of extreme orderliness is largely a reaction to the magpie mind-set of her parents, whose Victorian house in San Francisco is piled high and haphazardly with miscellany dating back five decades.
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Republicans, leaning heavily on their lone witness to push back on that case, argued that Democrats were cutting corners in their inquiry and racing haphazardly to impeach Trump before an arbitrary end-of-year deadline.
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For example, Senga Nengudi's installation "Nuki Nuki: Across 118th St" (1982/2014) is a collection of thin wooden slats strung above the ground with stretched nylon mesh, haphazardly intersecting with one another and the floor.
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A friend introduced me to Headspace after a conversation we had about productivity — specifically, how I'd found it nearly impossible to focus and structure my days without jumping haphazardly from tab to tab in my browser.
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The modular system is even spatially calibrated, which means that no matter how oddly shaped the room is or how haphazardly you stagger the units, the speakers automatically find the best, most natural-sounding audio balance.
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But governments have for years dealt with the issue haphazardly, half-heartedly and with all the shortcomings in state capacity that put Asia's underbelly to shame compared with the continent's less democratic but more efficient countries.
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On Sunday, the rapper logged on to the app, flooding his account with 99 blurry, haphazardly snapped images that judging from the styles and text surrounding them appear to all originate from vintage Maison Margiela lookbooks.
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As the team starts to dig the bodies free, information from families—what jewelry their missing relative may have worn, whether they had a gold tooth, what shoes they wore when last seen alive—arrives haphazardly.
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With TrumpWorks hiring, a wall rising (albeit haphazardly) on the southern border and millennials' entry into the housing market sparking a sudden construction boom, both wages and the work-force participation rate began to sharply climb.
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Former head coach Scott Skiles didn't know what to do with Frye and, judging from his resignation after the season, it's hard to say he knew what to do with anyone on that haphazardly assembled roster.
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") and haphazardly inserted rules ("Speak with a different accent every time you come onstage"), the cast, one of whom will have started the show with four whiskey shots, speeds through a highly silly rendition of "Macbeth.
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As the possibilities of genetic screening—and in time, perhaps, genome editing—become clearer, people may see having embryos made carefully outside the body as a much safer bet than letting them haphazardly assemble themselves within it.
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"'Angie Tribeca' fires groaners and sight gags as haphazardly as an academy rookie at a shooting drill; it could have used a more forceful veto in the writers' room," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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The scenery in God of War reminds me so much of those days when I was young, with paths lines with trees and greenery haphazardly strewn about on the ground, and little streams of water between hills.
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Even while he haphazardly tries to figure out Australian slang, as part of a video to help promote local cinema screenings of his latest documentary Heroin Town and new shows airing on BBC Knowledge in the country.
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HATCH: TAX SYSTEM IS AN 'ALBATROSS': Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) called the U.S. tax system an "albatross and "a roadblock, designed almost haphazardly, that stands between us and long-term growth and prosperity.
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The script jumps almost haphazardly among those years, from the day N meets MJ in elementary school to the shadowed months of her life that stretch into seeming endlessness after he is killed in a car crash.
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Much like owning an actual bed frame or having a designated shelf to keep alcohol bottles instead of haphazardly storing them on top of kitchen cabinets, having slippers for my guests felt like a signifier of adulthood.
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When sportswear or boot companies haphazardly slap performance materials that clearly come from a sneaker onto a bulkier silhouette, the resulting hybrid is confusing aesthetically and sometimes harder to wear than a normal sneaker or a normal boot.
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After a cinematic opening crawl, the Millennium Falcon makes a hard landing, and Han Solo's voice directs the protagonist to help fix the craft by haphazardly poking at virtual buttons while the Falcon fires on incoming TIE fighters.
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Once everything you owe is written down and organized in one place, you can begin to prioritize how and where your money will go in 2020, rather than haphazardly pay back debt without a strategy to guide you.
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Over the last two or three years, cars have parked haphazardly on the shoulder of County Road 42, which runs past the pool, and revelers have hauled boomboxes, portable grills and coolers full of beer to its banks.
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She had been storing them haphazardly in drawers and boxes until she began rounding them up for her memoir, "Face It," (yes, there's a bit of a pileup of female rockers getting reflective this season) out Oct. 1.
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Their full-volumed vocals over breakneck pacings that shift haphazardly into jazzier, bass-heavy interludes are reminiscent of Hot Cross, Kodan Armada, and, if we're just namedroping bands left and right here, maybe a little I, Robot, too.
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Among the different makeshift buildings that crop up from the ground a bit haphazardly, there are hair salons, a hammam, places of worship, a theater, a library, a school, and many restaurants, offering Kurdish, Afghan, Sudanese, and Pakistani specialties.
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Like it or not, while President Trump and his team may often look like they're operating haphazardly, there's a method to the madness that anyone can start to understand and anticipate once they read and remember "The People's Money."
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The problem is there are broader consequences to repealing the amendment than those Trump has discussed, which could have serious impacts on political campaigns going forward — and the Trump administration has demonstrated itself to be unconcerned with legislating haphazardly.
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What's always pulled us in has been the way he does it — the way he seems to haphazardly throw out lines yet still sound poetic, the way his words seem to trip over themselves but are clever and sharp.
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Second, Mr Trump harked back to his original order from January 27th, a haphazardly crafted document that applied to America's lawful permanent residents and caused chaos at American airports by effectively rescinding visas from incoming travellers at 35,000 feet.
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But for the most part, the closest our straight counterparts came to Pride was when they haphazardly trampled on the "God made me gay" stickers that littered the street as they made their way to work the next day.
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As on a dump, stimuli falls on us indiscriminately and haphazardly, with few basic distinctions between the sweet and the salty, the loud and the quiet, the illuminated and the obscure, the aromatic and the odorless surviving the onslaught.
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There are any number of things that can get misplaced during a jaunt through airport security, including keys, wallet, phone, boarding pass and ID. Wearing a light jacket means you don't have to throw everything haphazardly into a bin.
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"Frindle" came about almost haphazardly when Mr. Clements, already established as a writer of texts for children's picture books, was talking to a group of first and second graders in Rhode Island in 1990 about where words come from.
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While the fair retains some of its agricultural innovation roots, it's mostly all Italian sausage carts (there are, like, 17 in total) and haphazardly assembled amusement park rides and insincere carnies hawking false hopes of 60-pound stuffed Tasmanian Devils.
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Photos by Matthew Yarbrough On a humid morning in February 103, four Muay Thai fighters from Thailand's northeastern Isaan region sat haphazardly in the waiting room of the Belgian Embassy in Bangkok, preparing to present their visa documents to officials.
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Chance's travels somewhat haphazardly bring him into contact with a menacing enforcer ("My Name is Earl's" Ethan Suplee), a violent brute that gradually drags Chance deeper into his world, with the promise he can settle everything for the right price.
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Chlorine in the pool and salt in the ocean can coat hair, making each strand feel brittle and dehydrated, but the worst thing you can do is haphazardly throw your hair up in a topknot to save yourself the hair pulling.
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Most of them are low voltage telecommunications wires for phone lines and cable TV, and ended up looking this way over the years due to independent phone companies haphazardly draping their wires to new homes as and when subscribers signed up.
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Seven Beauties is difficult to digest, as it follows a fascist chauvinist pig, Pasqualino (played by Wertmüller's muse Gaincarlo Giannini), as he haphazardly commits murder, then gets sent to an insane asylum, the Italian army, and eventually a concentration camp.
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"We'll be tackling each and every item, and we'll get you to a place where you are only keeping the things that support you in your ideal lifestyle," she says, eyeing the baby toys stacked haphazardly in my living room.
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At the same time, however, Trump has agreed to a more intensive pace of travel, set by Kelly, to sell agenda items that until now have been rolled out haphazardly and without direct buy-in from the commander in chief himself.
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A new, insistent solidarity has taken its place, but this great vehicle for progress has been tacked together quickly, haphazardly, and that is why so many of us are in the paradoxical situation of feeling alone in a huge, huge crowd.
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The nods to Robert Ryman, through an unstretched early white painting of his haphazardly tossed over the back of a painted folding chair in "(W)resting Robert" (2017), and to Frank Stella in "To Be Frank" (2016) are fairly obvious.
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But by pushing Britain to the polls, as the prime minister has intentionally if haphazardly done, he is risking it all: the future of his premiership, the future of his party, and not least of all, the future of Brexit.
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Together, they have made banh cuon for the family's weekend brunches, haphazardly folding the noodle around a bit of finely minced, heavily seasoned mixture of mushroom, pork and jicama, which delivers the same kind of juicy crunch as a water chestnut.
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Photo by Aimee Herring Ryan, Edited by Crystal Joy Tuliszewski A lot has been made of a recent revival in shoegaze, with bands haphazardly throwing together effects pedals to get some weak reverb and calling it a day on their band.
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After arriving in the chaotic transport hub for which Mestre is known, my husband and I negotiated the snarl of streets and traffic until a group of backpackers picking their way around haphazardly parked vehicles alerted us to the hotel's presence.
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"One of the key lessons we learned from the airport was the phenomenon of self-dispatching and not allowing deputies and police officers from all over the tri-county area to just arrive haphazardly," he told the local CBS affiliate.
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In the rush to carry out the edict, officials are haphazardly rounding up sick patients, in some cases separating them from their families and placing them in the makeshift medical facilities, sometimes without providing the medicine or support they need.
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The older man has become dangerously wobbly, even with a cane; he takes an ungodly amount of pills every day; his house is a mess, with boxes of old crackers piling up on the kitchen counter and utensils haphazardly put away.
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Kushino is an outside curator — he wandered into art haphazardly by a drastically different channel than the standard elite programs and PhDs, and he continues to cut a path through it, and perhaps someday away from it, in similar ways.
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The suit also claims that the defendants "haphazardly and secretively installed filters" into some water sources to combat the issue but that the district failed to provide adequate maintenance, which would take as little as five minutes, twice a year.
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Laquan McDonald didn't appear to pose a threat to the people around him as he haphazardly ran down a Chicago street on October 20, 2014, allegedly carrying a knife but keeping his distance from the police cars parked around him.
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So he haphazardly declared this week "infrastructure week" in a feeble and unsuccessful attempt to dictate conversation on Capitol Hill, and held an elaborate "signing ceremony" in the White House that wasn't for legislation or an executive order at all.
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The offending footage is haphazardly edited, and will likely only reinforce whatever you already think of each artist: If you believe West is a hurtful misogynist, the fact that he never mentions the "bitch" line to Swift will only give you more ammo.
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Then there's the fact that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services found Holmes' company was running tests so haphazardly that it believed some patients could be at risk of internal bleeding or stroke, all while ignoring its own quality-control flags.
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Harrison came into the PEOPLE studio and kindly agreed to look at my Tinder profile, which, I should note, is very haphazardly put together, because I figured, why devote real time to it if there is real chance I could get hurt?
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Remes thinks it's likely that we are about to see an uptick in retail productivity in the coming years, as traditional retailers streamline their bricks-and-mortar business with ecommerce businesses they built quickly and haphazardly to compete with the likes of Amazon.
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On Monday morning, Mashable snapped pictures of three odd-looking full-size SUVs tooling around LA. The trio of SUVs look like an odd amalgam of a Hyundai Santa Fe, Jeep Grand Cherokee and Volkswagen Touareg that was haphazardly made in China.
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Kha's discomfort and chameleonic identity take on different forms across multiple series—a jigsaw puzzle with only a third of his face assembled, a stack of photocopies of him equal to his weight, life-size cutouts haphazardly placed in a Southern landscape.
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Just as a family quilt is assembled piecemeal over time, "Mary Page Marlowe" is stitched together haphazardly as the story unfolds, leaving us to fill in the gaps and to try to ferret out connections that Mr. Letts intends us to infer.
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My parents had left their life in Chicago behind for an ideal they saw in a piece of art they found at a flea market, a haphazardly painted picture of a cabin next to a river with the mountains towering in the background.
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There is something vaguely Marquezian about it, with its side-street location, its shelves lined with used books, some rare, curios piled haphazardly on top, the feeling that the small store is somehow much larger than the sum of its dusty parts.
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And, we are hopeful these bills bring us closer to treating individuals with substance use disorders in communities and treatment systems instead of haphazardly through our jails and prisons only to shackle them with criminal histories that make recovery even more difficult.
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Just about every guest is drawn to the 22019-foot-long table at the center of the room, where many of the collectors pulled timepieces from cases and piled them haphazardly onto the table until it was covered in hundreds of rare wristwatches.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave a bizarre speech about technology at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Tuesday, during which he haphazardly drew on big tech news stories, literature, and pop-culture to present dystopian and utopian views of technology.
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Chinese laws can be haphazardly enforced and are usually vague, and because the new rule is only a draft, analysts said they expected the regulator, the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, to specify later to whom the law would apply.
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We are at a point in the ubiquity of computers, and the vulnerabilities that come with them, where the public, policy makers, and journalists need to grasp these concepts properly, rather than haphazardly trying to link exploits to things of the past.
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Aside from being disturbing to witness, the vein punching was extremely distressing for Day's target; the link between heart, lungs and brain fizzed and then seemed to snap, then the target's limbs twitched haphazardly as they tried to recover their notion of gravity.
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The president-elect criticized, and misrepresented, a report in The New York Times that said Mr. Trump had taken calls from several world leaders, but had done so haphazardly and without the normal State Department briefings that traditionally guide conversations with foreign leaders.
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The way the police and prosecutors are trying to dismantle youth gangs — haphazardly putting teenager's names into gang databases, issuing civil injunctions, levying broad conspiracy charges and increasing deportations — is also a misguided panic that is likely to have the same effect.
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To begin, any plan that carves up the West Bank into siloed political spaces, walls and roads — driven by a Trump-Kushner desire to embrace the "reality" of where Jewish settlers have haphazardly settled around the West Bank — makes no sense to me.
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As the audience filed into the Chocolate Factory on Wednesday, Ms. Eagly and her team were adorning the white room with sheets of paper, haphazardly crumpled and draped, drawing our attention to the space's contours: its uneven brick walls, electrical outlets, exposed pipes.
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Inspired by a James Tenney piece she'd recorded, she detuned her harp on the spot—"very haphazardly," she notes—and built a chord progression around it, cementing it as the more-or-less permanent tonal makeup of her instrument for this project.
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The hubris with which Bird haphazardly introduced a decidedly uncool app-based product all around my hometown — without asking for permission from the city or input from residents — seemed to represent everything I resented about the tech industry's invasion of the place I grew up.
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Earlier this month, when Mitt Romney called Donald Trump a "phony" and a "fraud," he was expressing the point of view of the Republican elite, who had for the last six months been working haphazardly to torpedo the real estate mogul's White House campaign.
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Consequently, in the post-conflict period, organized crime, which had already penetrated elements of regional militaries, was quick to infiltrate newly created and haphazardly recruited police forces; these forces have since lacked the resources and oversight to be agents of trust for their citizenries.
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So even before she was big enough to fit into anything but a swaddling cloth, I bought her a onesie with the New York Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard's name and number on the back and decided, somewhat haphazardly, that we would root for the Mets.
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Last week, Facebook announced that it would allow political candidates to lie in ads posted to its platform, but it's haphazardly enforcing a number of other advertising policies that have led to the takedowns of paid content from at least five US presidential candidates.
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Lawmakers from both parties have bristled at the expected tariffs — 85033 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum — expressing concern that the Trump administration is haphazardly barreling toward an international trade war, while neglecting to recognize the potential domestic impact of the tariffs.
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The Knicks (26-41) continued to run their offense haphazardly, even as they delved deeper into the triangle system, the offense made famous by the Chicago Bulls and the Los Angeles Lakers when they were coached to championships by Phil Jackson, now the Knicks' president.
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Five Came Back sometimes bounces too haphazardly among the five as they crisscross the world to make their documentaries, but it has a loose protagonist in Capra, who remains stateside to coordinate the directors' efforts and act as a go-between with the US government.
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The heavily tattooed star was all smiles as he haphazardly bounced across the stage singing hits like "Better Now" and "Congratulations" to the surprised crowd (he was originally scheduled to perform late that night, so most fans weren't expecting him while others would learn they'd missed him).
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The rules simply demand that one of these two criteria are met: As such, everything from the community's own spectacular fuckups to serious DIY-related posts from around the web that might end in disaster (a boat haphazardly mounted above a bed, for example) are fair game.
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Artnet news reports that the Ministry of Egyptian Antiquities is developing a new way to lift the sphinx from its resting place to avoid repeating the controversy of last year when Cairo officials haphazardly lifted a 24-foot-tall statue of a pharaoh's head with an excavator.
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And while Goodell has earned the league and its owners billions of dollars over the years, he's also drawn the ire of players and fans by reactively, haphazardly swinging his banhammer whenever he sees something he doesn't like—or that he thinks might threaten the bottom line.
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Despite the grim topic, the play is also peppered with bittersweet jokes: the couple laugh over the costs of a hospital trip where they are billed for electricity, water and toilet trips and Agnes is continually compared to the broken vacuum cleaner, which Jim haphazardly mends.
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After her death, this was confirmed by the newspapers, which also printed a picture of the Brave Girl—her nickname during the war—when she was a teen-ager, her hair chopped short, a carbine on her shoulder, and two unsheathed daggers haphazardly tucked into her belt.
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For several decades exit polling was coordinated by major news outlets, but the coalition broke down in the United States in 2002 and 2005 in the UK. Today, exit polls are run haphazardly, and are more about predicting winners and outcomes than systematically checking the results.
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The drifting pixels can make it feel like you've been haphazardly cut out and stuck into VR. Yet it still gave me a sense of place, like I was just in a different real world with my body intact rather than in an entirely make-believe existence.
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Offering a simple menu of bar food — burgers, pizza, fish and chips — its most appealing aspect is the almost hallucinatory interior, with junk furniture, mismatched furnishings, haphazardly cobbled-together lamps and the centerpiece mural of a woman with curly red hair who seems lost in thought.
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A soiled T-shirt placed on a bed and a mascara stick haphazardly left on the bathroom counter suddenly transmogrify into something akin to an irreplaceable treasure or evidence from a crime scene, rather than the banal, last-minute purchases from the local supermarket that they are.
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A substantial part of my game involved sneaking up behind a robot, sending a knife flying right past it, blindly hurling the rest of my arsenal as it noticed me and prepared to shoot, haphazardly teleporting away, and huddling in a virtual corner until the thing had forgotten me.
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It's mostly downhill from that initial impression, as Mr. Althoff's works are haphazardly displayed on walls, shelves and rolling racks amid all kinds of found objects, including antique dolls, vintage clothing, ceramics, personal memorabilia, beat-up furniture and accumulations of rubbish, including an open suitcase full of dirty dishes.
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In their zeal to execute the edict, officials in Wuhan, a metropolis of 11 million, have haphazardly seized patients who have not yet tested positive for the coronavirus, in some cases herding them onto buses with no protective measures where they risked infection from others, their relatives said.
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In the process of haphazardly tossing around her makeup and adding hilarious stream-of-consciousness commentary, she's not only racked up millions of views and notable reposts — boy band 5Quad added it to its Facebook page, which is what set off the insanity — but snagged a spot in our hearts.
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CEOs and executives who are haphazardly exploring the economic possibilities in Iran are turning a blind eye to the regime's history of deadly human rights violations, ongoing support for Hezbollah—a sanctioned terrorist organization—and continued violations of international law, including arbitrary arrests and detentions of dual-nationals and money laundering.
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It may be that every codebase, and therefore every startup, is destined to become "a big ball of mud"—the term coined in a 1997 paper to describe the "haphazardly structured, sprawling, sloppy, duct-tape-and-baling-wire, spaghetti-code jungle" that every software project seems eventually destined to become.
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The program's dreamlike, foreshortened and haphazardly disobedient rapport with chronology renders not only his present but his past almost unbearably poignant: not a midcareer professor but a dying professor; not a newlywed but a dying newlywed; not a student but a dying student; not a child but a dying child.
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In an Instagram Livestream video posted Thursday, Khloé, 34, tried to show off a simple morning exercise routine with big sister Kourtney Kardashian, but the two were apparently frustrated enough with the process of connecting their mobile devices to the program that they both could be heard using the term "retard" haphazardly.
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The charming, strange qualities of pieces like Bar Restaurant (in which geometric figures sat at tables to "drink" mysteriously disappearing beverages) or The Naked Magician (the magician, in a haphazardly lopsided room, performs mundane tasks), where viewers are witness to a phenomenon they need not fully understand, are taken to a sticky extreme.
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Poly Runner VR Poly Runner VR Advertising in virtual reality is in a pretty weird place right now where game developers don't want to implement it haphazardly and piss off users, but Lucid Sight is hoping it can get in on the ground floor of this opportunity before VR ads start getting big.
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Abdul Hakim-Bilal's towering bass drones and Samuel Goff's thunderous tom explorations have this feeling of improvised weaponry—as if they'd grabbed whatever heavy object was nearest around them and are flinging it haphazardly into the guts of a broken system, with the goal of seeing how much carnage they might wreak.
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"This report reinforces what government watchdogs and congressional investigators have confirmed time and time again: Bureaucrats at the I.R.S., such as Lois Lerner, arbitrarily and haphazardly administered the tax code and targeted taxpayers based on political ideology," said Representative Kevin Brady of Texas, the Republican chairman of the Ways and Means Committee.
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But Mr. Nunes, who can seem by turns earnest and reticent in person, is something different: After over a decade in the House, he has appeared to lurch haphazardly into the spotlight, like Kramer entering a room on "Seinfeld," straining to keep his balance as a human shield in Washington's daily Trump wars.
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My favorite moments from Jada's dispatches were the interactions that, on the surface, may seem everyday, but in actuality tell much bigger stories about a place: a night out in Kigali, a meal in La Paz, a haphazardly assembled trip-planning committee in China built out of nothing but the kindness of strangers.
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This tweet made me feel seen: To add insult to injury, this vegetal doorstop is served on a too-small plate with its accoutrements haphazardly flopped over the top, which means that in the process of cutting and then mixing everything together, some of it will inevitably wind up on the table.
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In 1999, long before Gen-Z stars like Amandla Stenberg and Paris Jackson were making the case for body hair being NBD, Julia Roberts attended the premiere of her new film Notting Hill dressed in a sparkling red Vivienne Tam sheath with her hair haphazardly twisted in a waterfall updo and her armpits completely unshaven.
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Her camera lingers on the medical equipment left over from Ollie and Deb's late mother's long fight with cancer; the bottles of beer stacked haphazardly in the washed-out dorm-like accommodations for men who work on the oil rigs; the ramshackle, dilapidated buildings; the ersatz parking lot trailer park Deb has made her home.
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In the Rolling Stone articles, as in the film, Latham detailed the sexual exploits of a Sports Connection regular and striving actress named Leslie Borkin, whom he characterized as haphazardly tossing herself at men and making out in public with body-building bohunks on the trunk of a black Mustang in the gym parking lot.
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We neglect their inconvenient but very real trauma, because it is expensive and a bummer, or else we commodify them as part of The Troops, a haphazardly politicized battalion who Did Not Risk Their Lives so that whatever culture-war meme of the moment could be perpetrated on grumpy Facebook addicts here at home.
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This city of pale gold limestone, just over the border from Puglia in Basilicata, has more layers than a sfogliatella pastry: Its two cave districts, Sasso Barisano and Sasso Caveoso, are composed of individual dwellings carved into fossil-stuffed strata and stacked on top of each other like cells in a haphazardly constructed beehive.
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To fall back in love with foods other than chicken fingers or haphazardly arranged sandwiches meant that I'd have to also test the limits of my constantly expanding, but still tenuous, emotional bandwidth beyond food, too—that I'd have to push myself to reconsider the various generosities I was capable of offering, and receiving.
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Other places on the institute's list included La Oroya, Peru, where poorly managed effluent from 80 years of mining and smelting has left local children with three times more lead in their blood than the World Health Organisation's recommended maximum; and Dzerzhinsk, Russia, where 300,000 tonnes of chemical waste were disposed of haphazardly, mostly in Soviet times.
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On his 2015 release it's all about me—which I understood at the time to be an album but is now being referred to as a "demo tape"—he filled straightforward, home-recorded songs with little moments of care, an upward lilt at the end of a fragile vocal run here, a haphazardly double-tracked harmony there.
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Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah, the Republican chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, described it as "haphazardly cobbled together" on the grounds that the tax framework was still missing so many important details that would affect its cost and impact, such as how much the child tax credit might increase and which business deductions might be repealed.
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Warning: Graphic footage of a police shooting: On April 213, 220, 22014-year-old Walter Scott was unarmed, facing away from the police officer, and haphazardly attempting to flee — but that didn't stop Michael Slager, a North Charleston, South Carolina, police officer at the time, from firing his gun at least eight times at the fleeing man, killing him.
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Image: Gizmodo (Google)There are two distinct types of people on workplace communication platforms: the ones who painstakingly toil over every typed letter in a show of ultimate professionalism, and the ones who type with abandon—who slam keys haphazardly with their clumsy sausage fingers to get across whatever they're trying to communicate before moving on, punctuation and grammar be damned.
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It's not a big hangover—not painkillers and sunglasses and order-in a pizza—but still your insides are feeling quite furry and basically as if someone took your lungs, heart, kidneys, and red bits out and put them in a washing machine briefly on spin and then put them back haphazardly, and so what you need now is food.
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" Levin's argument was further summarized at a recent legislative hearing on the topic by Rebecca Burgess, Program Manager for the AEI Citizenship Project in April 85033: "The VA has expanded haphazardly due to political pressures for more than a century, to deliver financial benefits or pensions to veterans, calculated from the premise that the injured veteran will never enter the economy again.
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On the eve of our trip, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE haphazardly announced he would impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Many (though not all) of the major terror attacks the US and Western Europe have experienced in recent years — Berlin, a similar truck attack in the French city of Nice, the San Bernardino shooting, the Orlando shooting, and even the Boston Marathon bombing — have been attacks on random citizens carried out haphazardly and designed to inflict as many casualties as possible.
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Out of the 200 or 250 posters I've bought at fairs, most of which were haphazardly tossed under tables or thrown in milk crates, my best two were a '21956 Beach Boys surfing poster, which I bought for $2500 and is worth $2000,266; and the Who at the Music Hall, '210, for which I paid $0003 and is worth $2000,73 to $2000,000.
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On Friday morning, we got up early and made two quick stops: to Decathlon, a French sporting goods store, where we bought a tent, a sleeping bag, a rain poncho and some other camping supplies; and then to Carrefour, a supermarket, where we gathered a haphazardly considered assortment of food and, more important, wine, which we'd heard would endear us to our potential neighbors on the mountain.
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And in part it's because the boomers themselves contributed mightily to fragmentation, leaving too little standing when they tore things down and rebuilding haphazardly and self-interestedly, bequeathing a spirit of transgression and permanent revolution that's run out of things to deconstruct and is either feeding on itself, lapsing into torpor, or generating niche forms of radicalism on the further left and right that are too weak as yet to produce revolution or renewal.
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PURCELLVILLE, Va. — One of Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE's four Sunday rallies in Virginia was a boisterous affair, with a crowd so large that hundreds of yards of cars were banked along the road and parked haphazardly on grassy strips off of a nearby shopping center parking lot.
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A small and relatively inoffensive sampling (all these links will bring you to far more explicit erotica, so click at your own risk): Mike Pence gets pregnant with Trump's baby, and they haphazardly coparent the infant; Pence and Trump engage in an Inauguration Day sexual tradition; Trump and Shrek bond over their mutual interest in walls and swamps, and become foul-mouthed lovers; Trump and Putin, after sharing "tongue battling" kisses, bring a Shrek doll to life, then have a threesome with the ogre.
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Eventually, after what felt like hours, I'd slide up to the keyboard and I'd look like I was thinking for a second or two, and I'd head to YouTube and haphazardly type something like "Dnt fight the feling mastre force" and give it a click and the tune would come on and I'd expect—I'd always expect—a group of disinterested art students to put their fags away and congregate around me, arms aloft, prosecco corks raining down, lost in their own personal Paradise Garages.
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That shouldn't matter in a novel that relies so heavily on fantasy, of course, but magic is scattered haphazardly here — in limited amounts and without real coherence — so that it's unclear whether Thomas's walking palm is a mistake of research or if we're supposed to accept it the same way we're meant to accept the magical seeds, the flowers that grow human faces, a magical book that transforms into whatever you need it to be, the exotic lost island full of the enlightened that is the source for all the rest of these.
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This preoccupation with what it means to be seen/not seen runs throughout this nearly half-century survey, from the early body print "Spade (Power for the Spade)" (1969) to recent works, such as "Untitled" (2015), a thinly painted, brushy abstraction on canvas covered by the kind of ratty, orange plastic tarp seen at construction sites and used by the homeless, and "Untitled" (2014), an antique wood-and-plaster framed glass mirror more than 10 feet high, with two sheets of gray, galvanized steel haphazardly attached to its front.
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Now this Order loudly crows about handing over authority of broadband to the FTC, but what is absent from the Order and glossed over in that haphazardly issued afterthought of a Memorandum of Understanding or MOU, is that the FTC is an agency, with no technical expertise in telecommunications; the FTC is an agency that may not even have authority over broadband providers in the first instance; the FTC is an agency that if you can even reach that high bar of proving unfair or deceptive practices and that there is substantial consumer injury, it will take years upon years to remedy.
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Now this Order loudly crows about handing over authority of broadband to the FTC, but what is absent from the Order and glossed over in that haphazardly issued afterthought of a Memorandum of Understanding or MOU, is that the FTC is an agency, with no technical expertise in telecommunications; the FTC is an agency that may not even have authority over broadband providers in the first instance; the FTC is an agency that if you can even reach that high bar of proving unfair or deceptive practices and that there is substantial consumer injury, it will take years upon years to remedy.
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Article continues after the video below But here's the thing: Even though I had what added up to probably a full minute of proper face-palming over the janky inputs that haphazardly guide the child through cracks, up walls, and across chasms—hitting triangle to jump and holding R1 to grasp and climb sounds easy enough in theory, but having come to this off the back of Uncharted 4, actively needing to keep a button depressed as you maneuver around vertical surfaces and through Trico's thick plumage feels oddly backward—The Last Guardian effortlessly impresses despite its archaic elements of actual interactivity.
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Turning to another showstopper, "Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer II" (1912), once your eye strays from the imposing oval of Bloch-Bauer's black hat, the undulating column of fabric draping her body, her sleep-kissed eyes and parted lips, you begin to notice that the legs are too short to be proportionate with the arms, that the tonal contrast between the light and dark shades of green on the floral backdrop is singularly unattractive, and the paint application, with smears of white haphazardly mixed in with the greens, looks greasy and out of place beside the more refined passages defining Bloch-Bauer's figure, especially the pearlescent whites, greens, blues, and yellows of her stole.
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