"The less hard-core white supremacists stopped using any term for themselves, but the more hard-core white supremacists started using 'white nationalism' as a euphemism for 'white supremacy,'" he said.
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McDonald's Hard Core Logo survives beyond its time and place.
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The hard-core Brexiteers exercise a gravitational pull on the party.
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The hard core of EOKA guerrillas hewed to the political right.
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They say: 'This is so hard core, you are so strong.
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At home, they have to be real hard-core tennis fans.
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Mr. Trump energized plenty of hard-core supporters in Erie County.
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You were really targeting the hard-core comics and cartoon aficionados.
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He's going to have his 37, 40 percent hard-core support.
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Some of its more hard-core members protested at the airport.
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I'm 42, and I can't do hard-core action much longer.
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For most hard-core AfD supporters, all three responses fall flat.
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Hard-core ideologues are likely to stand with Mr. Maduro unconditionally.
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"I'm not even worried about the hard-core skeptics," he says.
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"I didn't want to be in hard-core films," she said.
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But meeting the hard-core Parrotheads has been an amazing experience.
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A sound system outside the auditorium blasts hard-core punk music.
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Hispanic fans form the very hard core of the boxing business.
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The company, he worried, was straying from its hard-core origins.
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We're not hard-core betters, but it's a great past time.
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But his hard-core supporters seemed to like him even more.
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Like, Lil Kim Hard Core and Biggie's Ready to Die vibes.
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He recently released a memoir called Hard-Core: Life of My Own.
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Only the comedian's most "hard-core" fans from Russian intelligence followed him.
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And hard-core progressives are pushing for a broad expansion of benefits.
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But the PT's hard-core supporters remain well organised, and potentially disruptive.
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Then again, a hard-core "ridge only" faction repudiates the valley-dwellers.
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Today it is made up of mainly hard-core militants, analysts say.
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"New York hard-core people in general were crazy, nihilistic," he said.
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Hard-core Kubrickians, I suspect, will view it with eyes wide shut.
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"Trump has a hard-core base," said Neil Newhouse, a Republican pollster.
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But Yale fans are rarely described as hard-core college basketball fans.
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They can be raw or polished, hard-core or minimal techno smooth.
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If you're a hard-core Dylan fan, you've heard these songs before.
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DIAMOND At first we were a hard-core band like everyone else.
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The hard-core minority opposed to any laws addressing gun violence does.
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The Las Vegas shooter was one of these hard-core arsenal owners.
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Trump doesn't seem especially concerned about anyone beyond his hard-core base.
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You won't find any hard-core intellectuals who do represent the president.
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But the most hard-core partisans quickly moved to light up Kaine.
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But the inconsistent voters aren't some secret bloc of hard-core progressives.
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But a hard core of about 100 remained, according to Reuters estimates.
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And for his hard-core followers, he argued for the border wall.
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Because they're chasing after moms hard core, because they realize that's the gatekeepers.
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The former ballerina says the hard-core prep work reminded her of dancing.
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Kudos to Singh for putting his hard-core school spirit to good use.
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"The foreigners, those are the hard core," said one escaped resident, Ahmed Faraj.
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"We need hard-core legislation, laws on the book of equality," she says.
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In addition, Trump faces entrenched opposition significantly larger than his hard-core base.
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As a woman and a hard-core baseball fan, "Pitch" absolutely delighted me.
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"We're hard-core athletes, but we all love fashion, too," Ms. Liukin said.
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A further hard core of 100 protesters remain at the campus, she said.
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Digitally, PGA Tour Live is a niche offering for hard-core golf fans.
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The only accessible music that we could possibly do would be hard-core.
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People see the hard-core community as a bunch of angry, misunderstood kids.
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Think of Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain and the hard-core Brexiteers.
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For hard-core or competitive gamers, this type of glitch would be unacceptable.
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"I thought I was hard-core before that," he said of the experience.
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But "some of those people might have been hard-core criminals," he said.
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There were families with young children and hard-core climbers draped in ropes.
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For instance, he breaks the world down into three groups: hard-core Trump people, hard-core woke people and everyone else, a situation he compares to a Biggie-Tupac feud with Boyz II Men trying to stay out of it.
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"They're not hard core" vegans or vegetarians, but "they're more adventurous" in their choices.
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It's too hard for them to convince real, hard-core Republicans that they're reliable.
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It retains a voto duro, a hard core of supporters, many from trade unions.
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Hard-core protesters booed her, but she stayed the course, displaying brains and guts.
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Researchers there recruited 999 "hard-core street youth", picking individuals deeply involved in crime.
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Are they saying that "hard-core baseball fan" and "women" are mutually exclusive terms?
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Thereby, he has increased the risk of possibly violent resistance by hard-core Trumpists.
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Her audiences were filled with far more hard-core, committed supporters than undecided voters.
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Are you writing the review for a general audience, or for hard-core gamers?
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It's a fiery political statement, in the middle of a hard-core action scene.
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Another restaurant, Wildair, offers a hard-core list of wines grown and made naturally.
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Back down now, and Mr Maduro risks losing face among his hard-core supporters.
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Around 1970, the birth of hard-core pornography made sexploitation mainstream, prompting its demise.
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It seems as if you are never "hard core" enough for YouTube's recommendation algorithm.
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For hard-core aficionados of classic logical mysteries, this book includes some special delights.
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The heat is pretty much coming down, and we don't have hard-core winters.
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With drunken teenage parties in the suburbs and hard-core pornography in Times Square.
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"There are romantics, and then there are the hard-core addicts," Karen Rinaldi said.
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That leaves the party's hard-core devotees, many of whom abstained in previous elections.
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"People say I can't be as hard-core as Mr. Money Mustache," she said.
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They are often very hard-core, so it doesn't really last long with me.
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Rick Wilson is not a fan of Donald Trump or his most hard-core supporters.
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Swift has hard-core shaded people for years, in songs that have earned her Grammys.
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When you get stuck in a lo-fi ghetto, you become a hard core snob.
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"The honest truth, we thought they (were) picking up hard-core criminals," Shoki Konja said.
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Seeing them open up to him is something special because these kids are hard core.
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Even the current triumphalism of Mr Erdogan's hard-core followers is tinged with wary mistrust.
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Brown led the campaign to increase funding for treatment of the hard-core drug-user.
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CIS's research methodology is so flimsy that even hard-core conservative organizations have condemned it.
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The voters who are sticking with Trump are hard-core partisans like Anders and Maurer.
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The NAACP described him as a "hard-core ideologue" who is "hostile" to affirmative action.
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There is a hard core of eight campaigners, led by the cafe owner Duncan Lawrence.
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Angelblood was the most hard-core feminist — I mean, speaking of stealing, we stole everything.
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For the hard-core younger group, there was, at least at first, no looking back.
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Before dying herself, she entrusted them to a fellow hard-core ISIS woman from Britain.
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The fifth edition of this three-day expo is back for hard-core Broadway fans.
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After all, hadn't hard-core and hip-hop emerged in the wake of Ronald Reagan?
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"OHMSS," as it is commonly known among hard-core fans, was a singular Bond movie.
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She's a tiny bit less hard core about knowing, you know, immunology, than I am.
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The end of hard-core segregation meant the beginning of the end for the Negro press.
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So much for our hard-core shipping of Evan Rachel Wood and Westworld costar Jimmi Simpson.
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Does he have the patience with hard-core, day-to-day politics to run for president?
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They believed D.F.S. was a niche product that would appeal only to a hard-core audience.
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In some cases they were very frightened puppies, in other cases they were hard-core killers.
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That might nudge hard-core Brexiteers away from the Conservatives and toward Nigel Farage's Brexit Party.
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Few other compromises are possible between the smoke-free hospital and the hard-core, implacable smoker.
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AND THE PEOPLE WHO VOTE IN THE PRIMARY ARE THE REAL ENTHUSIASTS, THE REAL HARD CORE.
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Hard-core creationist belief (defined as thinking creation happened all at once) was professed by 12%.
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Likewise, the hard-core gamer has no deep game to invest strategy, time and social organization.
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And bodysurfing as a sport tends to be "very cliquish and hard-core," Mr. Smith said.
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"Elizabeth is hard-core, but I find her so enjoyable, especially as a woman," she said.
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I guess he means that he's more extreme and hard-core in his libertarian economic commitments.
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If you are a hard-core political junkie, it's going to be a painful few years.
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" As for being branded a Trump supporter, Cameron said: "I'm not like a hard-core Republican.
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Cycling Tours, Once for the Hard-Core, Now Offer E-bikes Run Well — and good luck!
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Maybe she's a hard-core gossip or thinks of herself (incorrectly) as an angel of mercy.
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And while the hard-core-performance M63 version doesn't exist yet, we all know it's coming.
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The photo quality of the H6D-400c has sparked rave reviews among hard-core camera aficionados.
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In ice swimming, perhaps counterintuitively, slow swimmers are often considered more "hard core" than speedy ones.
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Today's films are often short and nearly always hard-core; that is, they show penetrative sex.
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They're well-executed, but probably best saved for the hard-core Hardwick completists of the world.
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"The attractive thing today is you don't have to make those hard core choices," she says.
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This does not suggest there is a hard core of consumers who will keep companies in line.
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He wanted to know how the players could build a better bond with the hard-core fans.
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But low testosterone after years of hard-core training is a likely culprit, Hackney said by email.
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Hard-core Brexiteers in the Tories and Mr Corbyn's keenest supporters in Labour merrily stoke these feelings.
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For the hard-core election follower, Goldman provides the following timetable to use when watching the results.
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In contrast, Sony and Microsoft, which make the PS4 and the Xbox, respectively, target hard-core gamers.
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The hard-core left cannot even attack on policy but has no reservations about ad hominem attacks.
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Regardless, the internet is here for it; the possible couple has already generated some hard-core 'shippers.
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There's Toby (India Menduez), who has come to Marfa to complete her research on hard-core pornography.
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Hard-core immigration restrictionists are a minority of the American population, and possibly even of the GOP.
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"Chef's Table" decided to be the most hard-core of all food pornography, and boy is it.
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"We have to stay true to the hard-core fan that resides on Long Island," he said.
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Their fights on the Boston hard-core scene were even video-recorded and released in two DVDs.
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The hard-core opposition to Pelosi initially came from 16 members who signed a letter against her.
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Suddenly, building a career by simply being a hard-core sports fan no longer seemed far-fetched.
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"It was a really painful cry to his hard-core supporters that he wasn't changing," she said.
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"We're sort of hard-core, unreconstructed academics," he said, and they both teach at Fordham University now.
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Ministers resigned, hard-core Brexiteers began stirring up a leadership challenge; in the House of Commons, Mrs.
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New polls show that some of the most hard-core Trumpsters are starting to get a clue.
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This follow-up essay by Andrea Long Chu in The Chronicle of Higher Education is hard-core.
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The Filipinos are considered some of the most die-hard, hard-core pageant addicts in the world.
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But there are still times I wish there was some more hard-core practicality to her views.
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To say that he's gone beyond even the most hard-core conservatives on this is an understatement.
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From wallet cases to hard-core protection via stylish wooden designs, our 239.99 covers start from under $20.3.
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Hard core B&W loving LOGAN fans should not make any plans on the evening of May 16th.
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"I'd actually had very little direct contact with the hard core fan base before that," Mr. Carter said.
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For hard-core basketball fans, it's the home of James Goldstein, the flamboyant courtside fixture at Laker games.
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His chief challenger, Ebrahim Raisi, is backed by the regime's hard core of revolutionary guards and conservative clerics.
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The amount of time and money invested in their pet projects is balls-to-the-wall hard-core.
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That leaves Trump with nobody except his hard-core base, which is about 40 percent of the electorate.
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Interestingly, the appeal of these augmented and virtual permutations also goes beyond the stereotype of hard-core gamers.
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Remember the anti-tax cut movement began with hard core fervor well before President Trump's time in politics.
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"There aren't nearly as many hard-core Democrats or Republicans as there used to be," Mr. Armstrong said.
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When you go to races now in Belgium and Spain, it's only hard-core fans along the road.
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PROTESTORS ARE in a defiant mood—a hard core of them has smashed up Hong Kong's Legislative Council.
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I could have chosen a different path, and maybe a more committed, more hard-core writer would have.
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"The average age of first exposure to hard-core pornography for boys is eleven years old," he said.
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So often what we deliver is an embarrassing menu of debased artistic material and hard core political diatribes.
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Unless you're a hard-core geek, though, you may not have had time to keep up with them.
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Some of the President's antics have drawn the ire even of hard-core backers like former Republican Sen.
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Eventually a hard-core socialist liberal's going to take control, and they're not going to let that happen.
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" When Blackburn first announced her run for Senate, she called herself a "hard-core, card-carrying Tennessee conservative.
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An election is won on the margins, meaning those beyond your hard-core believers whom you can attract.
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While theatrical windows are intended to appease filmmakers and hard-core movie fans, Netflix doesn't discuss box office.
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Bernard McGuirk, the producer whose reference to "some hard-core hos" had prompted Mr. Imus's outburst, was back.
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"This is a hard-core group, and the question is whether the number is growing," said the Rev.
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"There were some hard-core opinions, but we respected the fact that we had different opinions," he said.
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But what do you call it — hard-core, soft-core, whatever you like — when there's nothing to see?
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Third, at least one of the hard-core Senate opponents of sentencing reform will no longer be there.
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Hard-core anti-immigrant organizations are likely to savagely turn on Trump if he breaks his campaign promise.
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They have several hard-core fans, they said, including a group of schoolgirls that regularly sends them drawings.
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It was an effort to "exploit hard-core fanboys" and boost flagging sales of the console, Wired reported.
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Philip Benham, Operation Rescue's national director, described her as being "super hard-core" in her support of abortion rights.
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BAKER: And on the left, it&aposs pretty hard core left and I just want to have dinner, right?
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And that's fine, because hard core Democrats are never going to vote for Trump or down-ticket Republicans anyway.
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There is also a hard core of Brexiteers among backbench MPs who will resist any softening of Brexit terms.
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IT BEGAN AS a demand from a handful of Liberal Democrat MPs and a hard core of fervent Remainers.
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Other people were human smugglers, drug traffickers and some of these minors -- 245, 245, 2100.00 -- some hard-core people.
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But outside that hard core, I also believe there is a silent majority within Trump's self-proclaimed silent majority.
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Despite their enemy status, it is estimated that only 10 percent of these prisoners were hard-core Nazi ideologues.
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So I went from this sweet, gentle, love-making experience, into a hard-core dominatrix relationship for four years.
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When it comes to vaping, even the most hard-core proponents are concerned about kids picking up the habit.
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In November, fewer than 40 percent of his votes came from hard-core supporters who were devoted to Trump.
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But at the same time, he was rather mute about the hard-core realities that affect black people disproportionately.
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Even a sluggish economy won't dissuade Trump's hard-core base; more relevant is the impact on what Illinois Rep.
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It was a great season for Elizabeth, whom you've described as hard core in a way you love. Why?
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Lethargy in early sobriety is pretty brutal, especially if you're coming off a long run with hard-core drugs.
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None of this matters to Trump, who must appease the bigots who form the hard core of his support.
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Nobody, not even a hard-core Schrader fan, could claim that "First Reformed" makes for easy listening, or viewing.
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The generational schism is symbolized by the hard-core band Black Flag, which Dorothea tries and fails to understand.
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Costello wasn't a hard-core libertarian like Ryan, but he believed that prosperity and opportunity sprang from limited government.
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Seeing a colleague defeated because of a hard-core position tends to soften the resistance of those who survive.
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The Surface brings all the things a hard-core, technologically literate PC user needs in an ultraportable form factor.
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But this is great news for Trump's hard-core supporters, or as they are also known, really white walkers.
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"The hard-core people are still going to show up, and we will get this person," Lieutenant Sharpe continued.
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Maybe the hard-core base is into that stuff but average people do not like that kind of viciousness.
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A college student on the verge of full burnout said hard-core Netflix bingeing is helping out during finals.
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The last thing this area needed was hundreds of white "hard-core junkies" from out of state, he said.
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With this device, Apple is broadly catering to members of the professional community, like filmmakers and hard-core coders.
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He cravenly fills the hall for every rally with a hopped-up claque drawn from his hard-core base.
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She forms an unexpectedly flirtatious friendship with Michael, whose parents are hard-core anti-Muslim and anti-immigration activists.
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In the late 1990s, Mr. Maezawa skipped college to be a drummer for a hard-core punk rock band.
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"It's hard core because obviously I'm African-American, like one out of one here," he said with a laugh.
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If you think this itinerary sounds intrepid, think again: the hard-core travellers were sneaking from Chengdu into Tibet.
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Republicans' tactics seemed geared to play to different audiences — independent voters, hard-core Trump supporters and the president himself.
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RUSSO I am far from a hard-core genre reader, and so that kind of debate leaves me cold.
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Eventually, most of the hunger strikers resumed eating, but a few hard-core protesters continued to refuse to eat.
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Both newcomers and hard-core Vardaphiles will come away with a list of films to see and re-see.
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Hard-core basketball fans might pine for the East Region to go according to form, setting up Villanova vs.
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The hard-core Conservative camp has voted against any attempt to legislate a rejection of a no-deal exit.
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"Snobbiness comes more from the hard-core natural winemakers who think anything with sulfur dioxide is trash," he said.
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Even the hard-core few that have previously backed Mrs May in Brexit votes cannot be relied on this time.
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But this isn't just a tiny spot on the map where hard-core birders can ooh and aah over rarities.
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Is that on Obama&aposs since they happened when he was in office and she was a hard-core leftist?
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But many hard-core football fans have gotten used to the injections of political messaging in the games, he said.
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We know hard core Democrats are almost completely discarding the email scandal and certainly aren't outraged by Director Comey's decision.
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For a hard core of Trump supporters, analogies to white supremacist atrocities reinforce the conviction that they are victims, too.
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Hughes have been submerging their feelings for so long they make "Remains of the Day" look like hard-core porn.
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Keri Rabe, a 41-year-old elementary school librarian in Austin, Texas, used to be a hard-core calorie counter.
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However, new drone footage from the WWF in Canada suggests these "unicorns of the sea" are also pretty hard core.
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"How will 'Pitch' cater to the hard-core baseball fan expecting authenticity while still appealing to women?" the message read.
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In the meantime, you can scroll through the images below to check out some hard-core baseball fans for yourself.
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True, there are still a hard core of "Bernie Bros" who despise Clinton as a corporate sell-out and warmonger.
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It will be relatively easy for the Trump administration to back up President-elect Trump's hard core challenge to Cuba.
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Many of the hard-core shorts finally threw in the proverbial towel and gave up on fighting the 'Trump Trade.
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She also goes after Abby (Darby Stanchfield) pretty hard core when she learns Abby played a part in Huck's shooting.
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This not only endears her to true feminists, but also to hard-core conservatives who disdain Pelosi and her duplicity.
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The white people, age 50 on down, they really don't have those sentiments, unless they're really hard-core uneducated rednecks.
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Surely there is more to the brain than biology, she insists to her boyfriend, a hard-core materialist named Spike.
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And not just ordinary televisions: For hard-core Olympic fans like me, they are a delivery system for pure joy.
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But there are an estimated 10,000 hard-core injecting drug addicts in Prague, and the existing centres cannot keep up.
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And you don't want to embarrass yourself in front of the hard-core Abbots who've been watching the whole time.
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He will "pivot" his attention away from his hard-core base of loyalists in favor of the broader general electorate.
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With some special add-ons, clever references, and exclusive packaging, this piece is tailor-made for hard-core Gucci stans.
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They had left only the hard core of volcanic rock behind, a high isle that becomes accessible at low tide.
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"Abolish ICE" is a proper rallying cry for hard-core libertarians and Davos globalists, not democratic socialists or social democrats.
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Surfing Rockaway Beach in the bitter cold used to be a solitary affair, only for locals and the hard-core.
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Lot of guys bring their families, but there are hard-core party nights, especially when the amateurs are in town.
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Regulars on the East Village performance scene, they quickly became known for their hard-core feminism and gory, kitschy comedy.
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What's more, Rubio lacks either a hard core of enthusiastic supporters or a deep reservoir of goodwill among GOP elites.
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The Ardenites are hard core about these divisions: One young character's father was executed because of her parents' mixed marriage.
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Numerous states, including Colorado, Massachusetts, Vermont and Maine, have explored similar options to help their residents use hard-core drugs.
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"It was in hard-core decline," said Heidi Beirich of the Southern Poverty Law Center, which monitors neo-Confederate activities.
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There is still a hard-core denialist faction, led by hapless clown and one-time Trump transition adviser Steve Milloy.
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Sorry hard-core athletes, electrolytes don't help as much as you think Chugging Gatorade won't save you, a study finds.
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But hard-core environmentalists, growing in political clout in France with the surge of the Green party, are not persuaded.
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Warden Henderson, who described Woodfox as a "hard-core Black Panther racist," assumed that the murder was a political act.
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The Wrangler may need a fundamentally different sort of plug-in hybrid system to satisfy hard-core off-road enthusiasts.
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Hard-core fans might recognize quarterbacks like Landry Jones (Dallas Renegades), Matt McGloin (New York Guardians) and Cardale Jones (D.
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One need not be a digital Dr. Doolittle, fluent in hard-core programming languages like Java or Python, to code.
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And with "Is This a Room," the experimental theater company Half Straddle reinvented — and reignited — the hard-core documentary play.
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The impeachment process has highlighted an offsetting strength for Trump: the depth of his hold on his hard-core supporters.
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As anybody who's seen the race on television knows, the mountains draw some of the event's most hard-core fans.
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The contemporary community of hard-core eclipse chasers is small — some 221 people in total, from all over the world.
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I can't think of one scene in that movie where you think it wasn't a group of hard-core newspaper reporters.
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There were some scenes that were very hard-core, very hard to play because you had to go to those places.
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Hard-core supporters of Jeremy Corbyn believe that the same establishment is co-ordinating a vast campaign to sabotage their hero.
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As a way to appease hard-core coupon fans, the store is testing what it's calling the Beyond Plus Loyalty Program.
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For the hard core nerds, Slooh will be doing a live show following the asteroid's close approach, starting at 7pm EDT.
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This is a hard-core sports fan, particularly Philly sports, in addition to being the best baseball player on the planet.
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But it's unlikely that all of the group's members, especially the hard-core jihadists among them, would accept such an offer.
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Bill Clinton had done more to galvanize the hard-core gun rights movement than any person or event in modern history.
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But the hard-core horse racing aficionados love the Breeders' Cup, 13 elite races with the best of the best thoroughbreds.
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In his own neighborhood, one of the races that saw hard-core leftists defeat more moderate Democrat legislators was playing out.
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If this were a movie, it would be a hard-core NC-17, albeit one that keeps taking screwball-comedy turns.
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Sometimes it's uncomfortable, but our relationship has blossomed as a result of our hard-core honesty and dedication to eliminating debt.
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For a tiny hard core group in May's party that is good enough, but not for virtually everyone else in parliament.
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Iowa voters also seem to value hard core honesty and plain speaking a little more than the rest of the country.
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Hard-core gamers may love this, but I prefer to be in a less depressing place when escaping from actual reality.
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Enter Marsha Blackburn: "I'm a hard-core, card-carrying Tennessee conservative," she said in an ad announcing her decision to run.
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We hard-core fans, at least, have something to help us with our withdrawal: The leagues start up again in August.
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It was to be the ignored rural and slum-dwelling Sunni who were to form the hard core of the insurgency.
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They'll start gathering in the early afternoon, the hard-core among them wearing diapers so as not to lose their spots.
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That suggests the ratings decline was the result of hard-core fans becoming casual ones rather than viewers tuning out altogether.
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The boos come from hard-core fans who worry that Hong Kong's autonomy and unique identity are being undermined by Beijing.
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There is a sense among people here that at last Mosul is unshackled from criminal gangs and hard-core Islamic factions.
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They cater to a specific — some might say captive — audience: not just fans, but devoted, hard-core fans of the club.
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Beyond the hard-core three-block party scene, some restaurants and hotels, like the Betsy, cater to a more upscale crowd.
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He still stands on the terraces every weekend, just below the clock, to sing alongside the team's other hard-core fans.
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"I've known the president for 40 years, I consider myself a hard-core Trump loyalist," said former campaign adviser Roger Stone.
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I was raised in a bohemian agnostic household and Neal grew up hard-core Pentecostal, so we met in the middle.
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To this day, hard-core Trump supporters reserve their deepest spite for Republican NeverTrump holdouts ("human scum," according to the president).
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Yet she won't alter her behavior, which includes a lot of smoking and drinking, some hard-core gambling and extravagant dining.
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A recent survey of scientific studies found that the sites — which serve the most hard-core, marginalized users — do many things.
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In 1996, at the age of 22, Lil' Kim dropped her debut album Hard Core, largely produced by Sean "Puffy" Combs.
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Mr Temer has enough hard-core support from his Party of the Brazilian Democratic Movement and a few others to block this.
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But within the party, tensions between the moderates and the old hard core were growing, and the leadership contest laid them bare.
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The hard-core protectionists will vote against the amendment because they see it as pushing back on tariffs and they love tariffs.
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Every year, Activision Blizzard faces criticism from hard core gamers for its insistence on cranking out a new "Call of Duty" game.
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The hard-core Brexiteers are yet more evidence of an ugly turn in British politics towards tub-thumping, no-holds-barred populism.
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Of the seven "hard-core" countries, the sternest of all is France, which has the highest score in the index at 32.5.
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K-beauty combines hard-core science with quality ingredients, and wraps them up into some of the cutest packaging we've ever seen.
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This week Mr Macron repeated his call for a "hard core" of EU countries to pursue integration if others ignore their commitments.
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After I found Lexi, but before I started hard-core house-hunting, I also found a mortgage broker recommended my step-Grandma.
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A hard-core minority spend their weekends at conferences debating the merits of star scholars such as John Hattie and Carol Dweck.
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But the assumption there is that there's only one hard-core 3% movement, versus a bland majority and a small oppressive cabal.
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But primaries are much smaller affairs, involving hard-core voters who are familiar with the candidates and well-versed in the issues.
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But regardless of overlap the features should still be useful enough for hard core Bumble users to shell out $9.99 per month.
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First, military veterans have some hard-core skills, from engineering to management, that they believe can be applied to non-military problems.
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Hard-core and punk shows in the Northeast became plagued by a gang called the F.S.U. (two of its initials are expletives).
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That bill was blocked by hard-core House Republicans fanning the same border hysteria and cultural anxieties that Mr. Trump exploits today.
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Both groups, the hard-core user and the more moderate over-drinkers, can benefit from FDA approved medications and proven behavioral therapy.
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When he talks to right-wingers, he is a hard-core nationalist, but when he talks to liberals, he softens his stands.
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The film, this channel's first foray into made-for-TV movies, has tidbits of Presley trivia that hard-core fans will recognize.
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" Lake's views were "horrible"—he was a "hard-core neocon and a loyalist to Israel"—but he "doesn't take himself super seriously.
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Plus, the three cards each offer a ton of ongoing value, whether you're a casual flyer or a hard-core Delta loyalist.
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Clinton has repeatedly linked Bannon to the hard-core conservatism of the "alt-right" movement as a means of criticizing Trump's ideology.
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There are some hard-core Never Trumpers out there, who will be never believe that Trump will win again, no matter what.
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"Lady Gaga is a music superstar and I would imagine her hard core fans will be tuning in for her," Willmore added.
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"In Alabama, to be an electable Democrat, you have to be a moderate, and that makes hard-core Democrats mad," Isner said.
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Hard-core "leavers" insist that a deal-less exit isn't terrible, but the prevailing view likens it to falling off a cliff.
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Andrew Prokop: I don't know that that's true, Matt ... I think a hard core of the GOP is fired up on immigration.
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He said Turner's "hard-core" negotiating tactics in the past had led to blackouts of its channels and a loss of subscribers.
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There's a large wooden central rectangular table with benches where the hard-core fans sit, with John in pole position, top left.
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But there is little in Mr. Guaidó's policies that would appeal to hard-core ideologues, for-profit and criminal soldiers, and colectivos.
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And he has been faulted for appealing to Mr. Trump's nativist instincts and desire to cater to his hard-core political base.
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But surprise — a raft of new polls show that some of the most hard-core Trumpsters are starting to get a clue.
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I've been a Democrat my whole life, and my core values are very much in line with what hard-core Democrats believe.
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She recently took the stage for the first time at the Conservative Political Action Conference, a gathering of hard-core conservative activists.
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For years, Chris Janson's electric stage performances have been famously stoked by the caffeinating force of a hard-core Mountain Dew habit.
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The only works in this exhibition based on hard-core pornography were made at roughly the same time, and are also small.
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" Likewise, after their first exposure to Matt, the inhabitants of Nicotine are on alert: "That man has a hard-core Satanist vibe.
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One hard-core reader, Jeffrey P. Bezos, Amazon's chief executive, could not quite contain his excitement after seeing the device last week.
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Protests went on for months, but eventually they dwindled to a hard core, and the regime crushed the movement with relative ease.
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NORMCORE sarcastically conflates "normal" and "hard-core" to mean adopting a "normal" and nondescript style of dressing to better express your specialness.
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Ms. Taylor, a former Catholic school principal, used to think marijuana was a "hard-core drug like crack or cocaine," she said.
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My guess is Warren, because she best encapsulates the anger that the hard-core left has toward the white capitalist patriarchal system.
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The MindGeek website makes no reference to the fact that the overwhelming majority of its customers are consumers of hard-core pornography.
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Didakwore a black NOT Blowing Smoke T-shirt and held a black mod e-cigarette, the type preferred by hard-core vapers.
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GUTFELD: I do love the traitor talk because only on CNN is Trump a hard- core nationalist who would then betray his country.
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In Miami, the dwindling hard core of anti-Castro exiles took to the streets of the district known as Little Havana in celebration.
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The study finds a hard-core user base of around 30% of rhino-horn users, who want the stuff regardless of the penalties.
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In practice, it seems that the views of ordinary members matter less than those of hard-core activists, who share Mr Corbyn's Euroscepticism.
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Such activities would be anathema to the hard core of white conservative evangelicals who were a significant part of Mr Trump's electoral base.
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The graphics were blockier and the games simpler than those of Microsoft's Xbox and Sony's PlayStation, which are preferred by hard-core gamers.
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In fact, he says Zwift has "big ambitions" that extend well beyond the hard-core cyclists who've found the company on their own.
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Jimmy Pitaro, the boss of ESPN, says the new service will go after the "hard-core sports fanatic" and the "underserved sports fan".
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Metrics for the hard-core unemployed and lowest-paid workers—part of the core of the Trump base—have all seen significant gains.
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Nor would his hard-core, xenophobic base who will only accept Trump's campaign promise to deport the 28503 million "illegals" in the country.
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Many hard-core runners can't fathom why a runner would cheat in a race, so they go to great lengths to expose them.
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"I want hard-core punishment for what they have done to this child, because that shouldn't happen to anybody," the grandmother, Elizabeth, said.
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There is a fraternal order of Trump supporters, mostly made up of the white men who constitute the hard core of his base.
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Though sensible immigration reform gained the broad support of the American public, legislation in Congress repeatedly failed, ambushed by hard-core Republican partisans.
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If Serial and Making a Murderer are any evidence, then we all get off on some hard-core darkness from time to time.
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Amazon has released a handful of casual games in the past, but these are its first PC games aimed at hard-core players.
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Nintendo faced a choice: fight Sony and Microsoft for hard-core game fans, or try a new way of appealing to casual gamers.
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But, just before Nirvana, you have N.W.A's "Efil4zaggin," which was the first so-called hard-core hip-hop album to top the charts.
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Party strategists had said before the debate that he needed to use the event to draw in voters beyond his hard-core supporters.
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A State Department official, citing interviews from Shabab deserters, said that the number of hard-core ideologues may be as few as 500.
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Of course the south stand, where Partizan's most hard-core fans — known as Grobari, or the Gravediggers — sit, was still packed and rowdy.
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There's no rule that says bike commuters have to be hard core, or that you need to feel guilty for missing a day.
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Bilson was referring to 3G Capital, a private equity firm that embraces a hard-core cost cutting strategy known as zero-based budgeting.
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I can go on this hard-core diet and, like, pluck a row of eyebrows and lighten the hair a little each episode.
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He does not go as far pursuing these themes as hard-core Russian nationalists, much as Trump merely flirts with the alt-right.
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Trump's fans see a cultural ally in the Oval Office and an advocate on hard core policies on guns, religion, abortion and immigration.
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People made a big deal about Judd's severity, and how hard-core he was, but he was pretty well integrated into the group.
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She's interrupted by the arrival of two hard-core druggie brothers who proceed to cook up an appalling batch of low-rent meth.
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Shot in Yugoslavia, it had some hard-core sex but, to his mind, not enough to compete against the new XXX-rated films.
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It's difficult to know whether those targeted were hard-core followers of Gülen, or sympathizers, or not related to the movement at all.
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Mr. Oshima's movie gained notoriety for its hard-core sex scenes, but it's also a supremely artful and disturbing portrait of hermetic obsession.
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Elliot's tireless work to stop his more hard-core Mr. Robot persona from blowing up a building containing paper versions of those records?
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There is a "hard core" of thousands or tens of thousands who are "taking us seriously on a daily basis," Mr. Spencer said.
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And not just the kind of drivers where you have to be a hard-core, card-carrying race fan to be aware of.
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What Trump seeks now, by demanding $5.7 billion, is symbolic affirmation for hard-core supporters who represent his bulwark against political and legal danger.
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Park's impeachment left the country divided, with a hard core of her supporters continuing to demonstrate long after the court's decision was announced Friday.
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This might be a relief for tiny house manufacturers, since a dedicated owner could probably live in this concept, were they sufficiently hard-core.
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Critics counter that Trump and Stephen Miller, his aide on immigration, are using a series of heartless policies to animate hard-core political supporters.
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But then in my mind I wanted to contrast that with a punk, hard-core sound, because they're not aggressive in the same way.
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That's a recipe for political problems, especially since Rousseff's Workers' Party still has a hard core of support from roughly a fifth of Brazilians.
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"The Nautilus she bought is a hard-core collector's watch," said Cameron Barr, the founder of the West Coast vintage watch emporium Craft & Tailored.
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Momo's mobile gaming unit has been growing quickly thanks to several big titles like hard-core game Momo Craft and Momo Fight the Landlord.
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Hard-core Brexiteers speculate that Theresa May is preparing to betray the 17.4m people who voted Leave, at the behest of a Machiavellian establishment.
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Hard core Selenators are defending her performance, though, due to a rumor that Gomez suffered a panic attack prior to or during her performance.
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And although dedicated gamers may turn up their noses at even short time-lags, cloud gaming could prove attractive to the less hard-core.
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For many the key, and often controversial, ruling will remain Potter Stewart's "I know it when I see it" description of hard-core pornography.
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To that challenge, only 303% adopt the hard-core creationist line, while 48% believe in divinely directed evolution and 33% in natural selection alone.
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The main reason is that supply is shifting towards more potent and dangerous drugs, scaring off would-be dabblers while imperiling hard-core users.
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Only the hard-core professionals noticed the release of the Personal Consumption Expenditure Price Index and even the professionals did not get too excited.
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His own hard core conservative and libertarian bona fides should get him a fair hearing before the bill's biggest GOP skeptics like Senator Paul.
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The cadre of hard-core members inspired purely by devotion to a jihadist vision is being reinforced by child soldiers, forced conscripts and criminals.
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What's notable is that this effort extends to many different factions of conservatism, from hard-core Trumpists to supposedly more moderate Never Trump conservatives.
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They may also be better at converting hard-core smokers than e-cigarettes, since they look, feel and taste more like the real thing.
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The more aggressive Monique is a self-defined feminist and "sociopathic hard-core gangster"; Catherine is as taciturn and nearly as awkward as Ellis.
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Clinton is leading in the polls despite her "hard-core liberal" campaign stands and a voting record to the left of most Senate Democrats.
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Except for the hardest of hard-core White Sox fans, the love cuts across all swaths of the city — rich, working class, political, cultural.
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Government warplanes are bombing Idlib Province, where hundreds of thousands of civilians are trapped along with rebel groups and hard-core Qaeda-linked jihadists.
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Hard-core campers may scoff at glamping ("glamour camping," that is, or wimping, as it's sometimes called), and even glamping outfitters dislike the term.
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ALBANY — Even some hard-core political nerds are taxed when it comes to placing the names of Erastus Corning 53nd and Dorothea (Polly) Noonan.
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Others are being feminist and radical and wearing the dresses with hard-core boots and are going more Cindy Sherman, playing with the look.
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HOROVITZ We were like 15 years old, and we'd go see bands, and a lot of the bands were like hard-core punk bands.
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Moreover, the most hard-core members of each of the factions above might not represent more than a tenth of the party's primary electorate.
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Sandford has never been one to shrink from violence; and until that point, he'd been his usual entertaining self in this hard-core adventure.
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When the song was over, Tupac punched John in the shoulder playfully and John, who loved to play like he was hard-core, grinned.
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I even found myself skipping my usual hard-core lip scrubs; turns out, an ounce of prevention really is worth a pound of cure.
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Mr. Levin said the propaganda intertwined hard-core racism with wedge issues like immigration to appeal to disenfranchised white people, particularly on school campuses.
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But an enclave around the historic core remains under full Israeli military control and is also home to several hundred hard-core Jewish settlers.
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Both are septuagenarian insurgents who appeal to hard-core, unconventional constituencies, and that's prompted global concern that the new U.S. normal may be abnormal.
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Existing terms, including white nationalism, do not reflect the group's distinct history, media tactics or myriad hostilities, including its "hard-core misogyny," she said.
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"Unfortunately, we see continued displays of often hard-core Russophobia," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, commenting on Obama's intervention, told a conference call with reporters.
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French authorities have said about 150 hard-core Russian fans took part in serious violence around the England-Russia game in Marseilles last weekend.
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Wexler said a group of 50-60 students remained "hard-core committed" to the project, even after they graduated and went on to college.
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It's just one of the regular events around the country that unite both hard-core Janeites and period dance enthusiasts under the Austen brand.
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But once she started taking her own advice, as a resident at Loyola University Medical Center, Dena quickly became a hard-core strength-training fanatic.
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Now if these Democrats really cared about little kids and little babies and so forth, why are they so hard core on partial birth abortion?
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Quite a few customers were clearly confused as to which version would be best for them (with Pro Advanced offering more hard-core developer features).
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Since creating hard-core Instagram buzz with its original coffee scrub, Frank Body has kicked out a stream of cool updates on the instant classic.
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The explicit aim is to give candidates an incentive to woo broad coalitions that cross party lines, rather than merely fire up hard-core partisans.
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Hard-core activists, who seek the overthrow of Mr Macron and have no desire to end the weekly protests, have accused Ms Levavasseur of treason.
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A. I love the story because this woman is really so hard-core about her beliefs and her mission, and I can relate to that.
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Four of the county's five MPs are pro-Brexit; one of them, North Shropshire's Owen Paterson, is about as hard-core as you can get.
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"Locking them up, the hard-core criminals, and throwing away the key is the best gun-control law we could ever have," he quietly thundered.
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That may be an exaggeration: at the height of the insurgency, American officials said that Boko Haram had between 4,000 and 6,000 "hard-core" fighters.
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Earlier, Reuters witnesses saw a hard core group of activists with small metal bats, metal and wooden poles and slingshots moving against the human tide.
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In practice, however, that EU hard core already exists; it is most vividly symbolized by the euro area, or, more formally, the European monetary union.
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Its supporters ranged from hard-core Islamists to members of more traditional religious fraternities, Islamist modernisers, socially conservative businessmen and even secular reformists and Kurds.
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And as long as Trump has these hard-core supporters, the Republican Congress will turn a blind eye to his every transgression against democratic norms.
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Mr. Flanagan is one of the founding fathers of the New York hard-core punk scene, although he was still a child at the time.
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The deal involves too many ties to Europe to please hard-core Brexit advocates while it severs too many ties to please European Union supporters.
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And while I knew he had a hard-core following who liked his hands-on approach to teaching, I didn't really know what that meant.
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By traveling to Mexico, and by softening his tone as he stood next to the Mexican leader, Trump risked alienating his most hard-core supporters.
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But if you do manage to complete the game on Hard Core, you receive the mightiest weapon in the game: a red, foam sports hand.
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As a hard-core rocker and roller I find that my gear has to be ready to rock and/or roll at a moment's notice.
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And political sharks at home, from Labour's Jeremy Corbyn to the hard-core Conservative Brexiteers ranged behind Boris Johnson, have been quick to sense Mrs.
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No wonder, then, that the fourth edition of BroadwayCon — a three-day expo targeting hard-core Broadway fans — was as much about shill as chill.
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But the more hard-core rabbis, who refuse to recognize the legitimacy of a Jewish state before the arrival of the Messiah, have resisted change.
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Johnson and Maldonado had met at parties, and lived together later when they were both into hard-core partying and things were going pretty badly.
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Some hard-core fantasy football aficionados are aware of the gap between their game and the N.F.L., and have looked for ways to close it.
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LuluLab is a Korean beauty tech company that makes tools that analyze your skin, and then suggests seriously hard core products to make you #flawless.
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Those original six, and the rest of the 19 current euro area members, represent the hard core that is expected to lead the European integration.
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There were also quite a few hard-core leftists who wrote in support, lamenting the lack of serious engagement in political life in contemporary America.
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He's an older white man who's economically comfortable and has no college degree, which in broad demographic terms sounds like a hard-core Trump fan.
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In fact, the Revolutionary Guard reportedly is facilitating the heroin trade — in spite of Iran's publicly professed hard-core policies against drug trafficking and use.
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The fall debates, assuming that they take place and the President agrees to participate, could well be uglier than a hard core professional wrestling match.
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Some hard-core fantasy football aficionados are aware of the gap between their game and the N.F.L., and have looked for ways to close it.
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" Jon Lansman, a founder of the Momentum organization that has supported Corbyn, now says there is "a major problem" with "hard-core anti-Semitic opinion.
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It's funny because several hard-core SF progressives and even for-profit real estate developers in the city, have told me they're fans of Georgist policies.
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By its third outing, other hard-core Brexiteers such as Mr Raab, Mr Rees-Mogg and even Mr Johnson had folded and voted for the deal.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Are you suggesting that not unlike Drake&aposs observation, people with Twitter fingers aren&apost as hard-core when you meet them in person?
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Bring out those big mugs for the guests who like it light and sweet, and save the small ones for the hard-core black coffee lovers.
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Even if you're not a hard-core foodie, Chipotle's food safety issues are having a broad influence on people's desire for natural ingredients and quality food.
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Mr Fillon beat the former president even in some regions thought of as hard-core Sarkozy territory, such as Alpes-Maritimes, which covers the Côte d'Azur.
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The message can be difficult for the hard-core gamers in the room to hear, but it often leads to the proverbial light bulb switching on.
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Just as Hong Kongers used to peek into China in the 212s to see hard-core socialism in action, so today's Chinese tourists troop to Dandong.
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At first, Mao kept these groups alive as a way to win over people who were not hard-core Communists yet who sympathised with Mao's goals.
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The batteries would be too heavy and expensive, and, it was believed, very few hard-core truck enthusiasts would be seen in a quiet, sissy electric.
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This included, for example, a video of the March 2019 Christchurch mosque attack, hard core pornography, copyrighted movies and television shows, and racist and misogynistic videos.
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But when members of Congress seek to embarrass or flip hard core partisans and top career bureaucrats, they're often shown to be out of their league.
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The hard-core progressives will vote for anybody but a Republican, and Lamb will do his best to attract old-school Democrats back to his fold.
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The "civil war" being waged by hard-core left wingers in the Democratic Party seriously threatens to reduce their much ballyhooed "Blue Wave" to a ripple.
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The U.K. was so conflicted and disorganized, and May was so under pressure by the hard-core Leavers, that it didn't even fight these early battles.
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My luck changed when some upperclassmen who were in punk bands heard that I played bass guitar, and invited me to a hard-core punk gig.
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But it might be nice to have some sort of Easter egg message in here for the hard core Apple fans that will stop the video.
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Through a combination of adrenaline, dieting and hard-core exercise, they will walk the aisle as slim and buff as they will most likely ever be.
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Khandekar, who was born in Sydney, is a modern personification of the Forbesian mission: a hard-core scientist converted almost mystically to the imperatives of art.
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For a start, it should allow carefully vetted Bedouin to join the police; they, in turn, can help weed out hard core elements in the community.
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Around 350 people attended some of the screenings over the four-day event, while only seven hard core fans managed to last from start to finish.
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Also on Monday, some hard-core activists set a man on fire after he accused a group of protesters of lacking patriotism for the Chinese motherland.
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But the process has spiraled into utter confusion as hard-core supporters of a clean break from the European Union revolt against a plan by Mrs.
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But it might be nice to have some sort of easter egg message in here for the hard core Apple fans that will stop the video.
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"The point of doing this is to give a hard-core smackdown to gasoline cars," he said to a cheering crowd of more than 2,000 people.
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Available on Netflix, Kanopy, Amazon, YouTube This one's for hard-core party people who don't mind a spring break of booze, breasts and a body count.
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I'm not usually [a soccer fan] but I'm a Chelsea fan, which I have to be because my brothers and my dad are hard-core fans.
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Kattan described herself as a "hard-core feminist" and said that her experiences starting out as a woman in business led her to create the fund.
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A former Maoist and hard-core nationalist, he was one of the peripheral people Mr. Erdogan reached out to after the Gezi Park protests in 2013.
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Or maybe he is intent on securing his legacy as a hero among hard-core Brexiteers, the man who finally liberates Britain from killjoy European bureaucrats.
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Twelve men were arrested in raids across six German states Friday for their links to the group, which called itself "Der harte Kern" ("The Hard Core").
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Instead, he is a hard-core "Americanist," as he puts it, favoring tough policies up to and including the use of force to defend American interests.
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"This is a very hard-core government that controls citizens very thoroughly, even abroad," said Madelaine Seidlitz, a senior legal adviser with Amnesty International's Sweden office.
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I don't see how she wins without peeling away some of Bernie's hard-core support, and so far, she has resisted contrasts with the Vermont socialist.
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Climbing up mountain slopes, once a niche activity practiced only by a hard-core few to access the backcountry, is everywhere in snow country these days.
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Some of the club's hard-core fans, its ultras, have taken out their frustration on the players, accusing them of lacking the requisite commitment and desire.
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Though we see the play's considerable gore — and its hard-core-niche sexual situations — only through the mind's eye, "Squeamish" is probably not for the squeamish.
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That's right: this is a computer you can easily swallow and allow your biome flora to play a hard core FPS while you slowly digest the package.
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Some may be hard-core fans and some have moved to the area over the past 20 years, eager to watch the teams from their former cities.
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By taking seriously the grassroots grievances, while denouncing the violence, he hopes to win round public opinion, which has supported the movement, and marginalise the hard core.
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At Kourtney's house, Kris is making good on her resolution to work out, joining Kourtney and her trainer Don in one of Kourtney's hard-core workout sessions.
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Stuck between hard-core supporters and the majority Americans opposed to the wall and another shutdown, Trump today pronounced himself "not happy" — but didn't threaten a veto.
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Trump's most hard-core supporters take that to the extreme, typically breaking out into "lock her up" chants at rallies and toting sometimes vulgar anti-Clinton paraphernalia.
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Hard-core political types can often be out of touch and ideologically delusional, but one thing every politician knows how to do is read the darn polls.
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Thanks to an extra €425m ($476m) for counter-terrorism in last year's national budget, if such hard-core cases involve minors, they can be referred to counsellors.
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For her part, Cardi channels a mixture of Old Hollywood glamour and Lil Kim circa Hard Core as she raps gleefully about her money and her pussy.
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But missing from the news conferences was the hard-core group in the leadership that remains deeply suspicious that Washington's real long-term goal is regime change.
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A hard core of yellow jackets vows to keep up the protests, despite a sharp drop in numbers in Paris on December 15th, after Mr Macron's concessions.
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While she was training for that swim, she caught the eye of Bialla and the Night Train Swimmers, a hard-core subculture within the swim-club universe.
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"When you find someone as disciplined and as hard-core about what he does as Guru-ji, it pulls you in almost like a funnel," he explained.
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These Republicans are torn between their conscience and/or political image on the one hand, and the ardent desires of their hard-core constituents on the other.
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In "Money," she hits her power pose, one akin to Lil Kim's on Hard Core and even manages to slip in a few scenes of her breastfeeding.
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Outbrain obsessed about reader experienceEmployees described Galai as a hard-core product guy who sometimes wore sandals and shorts to meetings, and lived in a rented apartment.
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"To the degree that hard-core Trump supporters are congregating anywhere in New Jersey, it's in Ocean County," said Benjamin Dworkin, a politics professor at Rowan University.
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On the bus, I heard a lot of talk about "mid-tech" jobs — jobs at tech companies that aren't hard-core engineering, but require some technical expertise.
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Here's a look at the bowl lineup for the hard-core fans, with betting lines for those who may want to gamble a buck or two. Dec.
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The city's football association has called on fans to behave, and stewards make vain attempts to encourage hard-core supporters to keep quiet during the national anthem.
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"It's unfair to the hard-core stay-at-home moms to pretend you're able to have an amazing body by chasing around your kids," she told me.
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But as we hear later in the episode, a $100,000 production called "Deep Throat" is about to hit theaters and bring hard-core pornography into the mainstream.
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Hard-core preppers, however, would never leave their survival up to a mouse click, which is why some sites suggest endless creative tweaks to the standard equipment.
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On Saturday crowds of strikers, unionists and hard-core demonstrators began gathering early, with the sprawling Place de la Nation in eastern Paris packed by early afternoon.
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When Pinto was back in Vila Nova de Gaia, he had travelled to a few away matches with the team's hard-core supporters' club, the Super Dragons.
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"The absolute hard core of Brexiteers will double down [in support of Trump] but that certainly is not going to win over any undecided voters," Freedland insisted.
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Officers have been diverted from crime prevention as police fought street battles with hard-core protesters — black-clad youths who have hurled gasoline bombs and destroyed property.
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The rest of Major is a bendable, mendable shell, which makes her well suited for hard-core tactical work with a police outfit known as Section 9.
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During his flirtation with being a foreign policy expert, Giuliani was a pretty hard-core neoconservative hawk, something he also gave up to join the Trump Train.
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It is hard not to detect a whiff of excitement about all of this in the reactions of hard-core Brexiteers and their supporters in the media.
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Mr. Trump's hard-core base is large enough to dominate the Republican Party, at least for now, but it is not large enough to dominate the country.
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That buys a 260-to-2570 time of 21 seconds plus the Maranello image and mystique (though hard-core collectors might sniff at the entry-level status).
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Even hard-core fans of Mr. Mann would hesitate to suggest that this often-cheesy genre hybrid, a victim of visible mangling, is some sort of misunderstood classic.
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He recently told CNBC he was "blown away by how many people are hard-core, dedicated hockey fans" who until recently were forced to root for other teams.
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Starting her career as a feature writer in india, she gradually stepped into hard-core news reporting and has closely tracked the private equity/venture capital/startup space.
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While hard-core Twitterers might not want to see more aggressive ads and more of them, it may be the only viable route to becoming a profitable company.
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Rumours about Mr Obama's birth did circulate as chain-emails among some hard-core Clinton fans at that time, but were disavowed by the former first lady's campaign.
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Photograph by David Williams for The New Yorker There was plenty for hard-core carnivores, too: a whole ham steak with eggs at brunch; pork chops; lamb ragu.
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Most days, there's a hard core of a couple of dozen protesters trying to stop construction materials from being delivered, the majority elderly people like Yoko Kina, 77.
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He's recently taken on ones involving styles like dubstep and "bhangra hard-core" ("I had never heard of it before and haven't heard of it since," he says).
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They may want to show an ad to their hard-core supporters, for example, that is unlike an ad targeted at people just tuning in to the election.
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It was a speech that reminded some of Trump's doom-laden inauguration address in January, one that seemed written for the hardest of his hard-core domestic audience.
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With more than 80 miles of trails and a number of way-off-the-grid backcountry campgrounds, Guadalupe has a reputation for being a hard-core hiker's paradise.
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It was already clear that sexualized violence permeated the town's subconscious, from the End Zone to the hunting shed decorated with hard-core pornography and bloody animal parts.
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"Few world governments would have capitulated on such a scale and handed the de facto parliament building to agitators and hard-core demonstrators under such circumstances," Vickers said.
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These Temps (whose later additional members are ably incarnated by Saint Aubyn, E. Clayton Cornelious and Mr. Thompson) sound enough like their prototypes to satisfy hard-core fans.
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It definitely reflects the conversations politicians and democratic activists and the most devoted hard-core observers of politics, the right wing and left wing, center, all of it.
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Instead, he chose on Wednesday to stay with the strategy he has employed during recent weeks: Pump up his hard-core supporters and hope that's enough to win.
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" Jacob Rees-Mogg, a hard-core Brexit supporter, told the BBC that the proposed deal was "a failure of the government's negotiating position and a failure to deliver.
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It should come as no surprise, then, that Mr. Trump governs the way he delivers a punch line: consolidating support among the hard core while alienating everybody else.
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Hong Kong's leader, Carrie Lam, used a colonial-era law to try to isolate the hard-core activists at the center of recent street clashes with the police.
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The professors sought out hard-core fans of North American professional teams and college football teams and asked them to allocate 100 points among their most hated rivals.
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From the start, Klinsmann, 52, was a polarizing figure as the United States coach, attracting both praise and disdain from hard-core fans throughout his five-year tenure.
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Some of those rules were broken in the script, and I think hard-core Potterites do not like to see the world Rowling created compromised in any way.
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Chances are, if you're a hard-core music fan, you have a some really high-quality speakers and you're planning to set them up in your dorm room.
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Deng Xiaoping, the leader of the People's Republic of China endured harsh attacks from hard core Communists when he transformed the nation's economy into a quasi-capitalist system.
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All four Boy books are compiled in this volume, plus something that movie studios long ago learned to throw in for hard-core fans: behind-the-scenes extras.
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"I know it when I see it," Justice Potter Stewart famously wrote in a 1964 Supreme Court case when asked to set legal parameters for "hard-core" pornography.
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She is a hard-core Ph.D. economist with a 30-year track record working for global and regional institutions like the World Bank, United Nations and European Union.
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He has maintained a following of mostly male, hard-core hockey fans even amid the chorus of critics who say he is out of touch with the times.
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A hard core of AQI loyalists, led by current ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, survived the group's military defeat and continued operations as a small terrorist cell.
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There are thin and lights available for far less, and the Surface Go, with its 6-hour battery life and mid-range specs, is no hard core gaming machine.
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Trump has a hard core of support that now makes up about two-thirds to three-quarters of the Republican electorate — but only one-third of the general electorate.
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One I know as a player of hard-core roles, including Ellen Ripley; the other, while out of my wheelhouse, deducible (and her character on "Dynasty" looks pretty wild).
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"We were playing Third Platoon Marines, so there was hard-core boot camp work every day," he continued, looking wide-eyed around him and at the gradually swelling crowd.
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But hard-core Irish republicans, who tend to be secular, dismiss such talk as sentimental, or as a cynical attempt by the church to jump on their revolutionary bandwagon.
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They don't need help doing art," explained Jenkins, "We're here to be their hard-core business manager friend who is like 'no no no, you need to do this.
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After over a month, and several missed deadlines for the AFP to clear the city of militants, a hard core of several dozen of his former comrades stubbornly remain.
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One time, a more hard-core version of (Britain's) National Front showed up in tandem with the road crew of a band, and that connection always creeped me out.
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Mr. Joel took a quick cigarette break — perhaps the only hard-core biker aspect of the morning appearance — and between drags, obliged some construction workers and bikers seeking autographs.
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Secretly, however, a hard core among them began plotting an even more extreme response, to ramp up their campaign of intimidation with direct attacks on refugee and leftist targets.
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This activist showed me what ground-level investigation, hard-core determination and a lot of community conversation taught him about the practice of female genital mutilation: Follow the money.
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"We created the first inner circle of hard core fans through MIUI," said Wang, adding the firm holds an annual banquet for several hundred core fans, where Lei cooks.
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The derailleurs, shifters, their batteries and other accessories currently sell for about $1,600 to $1,700 in the United States, well beyond the reach of even many hard-core cyclists.
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Not 10 days later, he joked with an audience in Florida that he was thinking about getting a mohawk, a trend at the time among hard-core Rays fans.
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At the Jungle, investigators and residents said they were struck by the mix: There were couples living together and people with jobs, but also many hard-core heroin addicts.
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Hard-core economic conservatives and anti-tax activists have long pushed to index capital gains taxes for inflation under the dubious argument that it would bolster the overall economy.
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He has indulged hard-core conservative instincts to a degree that, deliberately or not, attracted support from a white nationalist fringe that also tends to be hostile to Jews.
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For the hard-core Times puzzle subscriber, it might be something of a chuckle to see my name on a Monday puzzle, after a string of Fridays and Saturdays.
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Instead, she concentrates on the genre basics, as in the movie's admirably hard-core final face-off, even as she insists that we keep our attention fixed on Sadie.
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But the stereotype of the hard-core gamer as a geeky, adolescent, straight, white male still persists within our culture — and white nationalist recruiters are great at exploiting it.
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But with watchOS 3, it has a chance to become much more useful and a bit more fun and satisfying, even for people who aren't hard-core exercise fans.
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Details: XvsX's invite-only beta in L.A., features a ClassPass-like business model of $5 per month for unlimited hoops, with options for elite, hard-core and recreational players.
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Experts estimate that the Base, which was formed around July 2018, has dozens of hard-core members and tries to recruit many more online, although its approach is evolving.
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Vietnam promoted its economy, Georgia extolled its wine and Belarus went for a hard-core real estate spiel, pitching a huge industrial park it is building with the Chinese.
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A small group of hard-core protesters stormed and vandalized the legislative chamber on July 1, the anniversary of the former British colony's handover to Chinese control in 1997.
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Now, at least, it seems less likely that the hard-core leavers will get things all their own way and the vote suggests that progressiveness is not dead yet.
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That ranks as a bit of a disappointment for hard-core Jeep "overlanders" who were looking forward to being able to venture ever deeper into the outback with it.
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"I think we have this collective myth of the hard-core drug user being down and out," said Dr. Daniel Ciccarone, a professor at U.C. San Francisco's medical school.
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The alleged members of the group Der Harte Kern, or The Hard Core, reportedly met up through the messaging service WhatsApp, forming the organization in September, the BBC reports.
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His Gauguin is superficially hard core, the actor knows, having abandoned his family and bourgeois life in Paris for the rigors, and sensual pleasures, of life in French Polynesia.
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While it may well allow him to fend off any competition in the primary, there are simply not enough hard-core supporters to carry him in the general election.
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Since her 1996 debut album Hard Core, Lil' Kim has done all of the above and more, paving the way for all our current faves lyrically, stylistically, and entrepreneurially.
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But the hard core that remains is more coherent, uniting strands of the radical right, explains Johannes Filous, co-founder of Strassengezwitscher, a journalistic group that monitors Saxony's far right.
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Hard-core demonstrators on the fringes of a peaceful rally set fire to an entrance to Central Station, a vital subway hub in the heart of Hong Kong's financial district.
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I think that the magic that we have is the hard-core execution and getting the delivery in under 35 minutes, and getting it under 35 minutes every single time.
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Suddenly, people are buying Lil Kim's 1996 debut album Hard Core and her 2000 project, Notorious K.I.M,. in numbers great enough to have them make the iTunes hip-hop charts.
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These are not hard-core issue conservatives, but they like knowing their president is going to stick it to China and roll back burdensome federal regulations that stifle the economy.
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"The media has caricatured Ted as this one-dimensional, hard-core guy," Mr. Panton, 44, said with some irritation in an interview during his business trip to Washington last fall.
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Sex sells, we're often told — and though Vaccarello's image seemed hard-core, it was actually a soft start for the designer, who carried on a blueprint established by Hedi Slimane.
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His speech — in 10 points, embellished with statistics, ad-libbed asides and audience hollering and chanting — was as clear a statement of hard-core restrictionism as any he has given.
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I shared a classroom with a soon-to-retire, hard-core English teacher who had started teaching when she was 19 because she graduated both high school and college early.
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"The lineup of hardware and software this holiday will look to some to be an evil conspiracy specifically designed to drain the wallets of hard-core gamers," Mr. Pachter said.
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His national security adviser Hermogenes Esperon told reporters a hard core of fighters has been hemmed in to three barangays, or urban villages, down from the 12 they held earlier.
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Democrat (and romance novelist extraordinaire) Stacey Abrams could become the state's first black female governor if she wins in November against self-described "proud, hard-core, Trump conservative" Brian Kemp.
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Underground rave houses like Bassiani, Mitkvarze and Vitamin Cubes, which all open late and throb till daylight, are helping Tbilisi earn a global reputation as a hard-core party capital.
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"My experience is a lot of women have lived through very traumatic things, but most of them are extremely strong and resilient and are hard-core survivors," Ms. Husson said.
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Why it matters: Though eagerly awaited by hard core gamers, the new PlayStation will face competition not just from Microsoft's next Xbox, but also from streaming services like Google's Stadia.
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Over the past decade, hard-core partisans on both sides have decided that compromise is pure weakness, that gridlock and no progress is better than taking less than 100 percent.
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Yet Trump's hard-core activist base appears unwilling to distance themselves from him regardless of how serious and dangerous his words, actions and growing body of incompetencies appear to be.
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Mr. Pruitt did not actually say that, of course — nowadays, hard-core climate denial provokes a furious response from Democrats in Congress and mild protest even from a few Republicans.
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Blanca Li, from Spain, armed with hard-core training in flamenco, modern dance and gymnastics — she was a member of Spain's national rhythmic gymnastics team — stretches beyond the dance world.
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At the house, according to the lawsuit, a "hard-core" party was intensifying, and Mr. Brown and Mr. Grissom had many guns out in the open, which intimidated the plaintiff.
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They are pledged to an immense public works agenda generating jobs that would be appealing and available to white and nonwhite working class voters — hard-core budget hawks be damned.
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Some of those facts were uncomfortable, and some people — including officials in places like Mantes-la-Jolie and Trappes, with their hard-core Islamist enclaves — were unwilling to face them.
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He is, however, played by Hugh Dillon, who was amazing as a burned-out punk rocker in the Canadian cult film "Hard Core Logo," so he's welcome to stick around.
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Starting in the '80s, his hard-core music, confrontational spoken-word pieces, and he-man persona consciously used virility to attack itself — something that Idles now does just as avidly.
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By 20143, MS-22014 already had 22016,22016 hard-core members internationally and 10,000 active in 31 states and Washington, the same numbers Attorney General Jeff Sessions cited in early April.
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Police estimated that 10,000 people joined the latest yellow vest protest in Paris and Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said a hard-core of about 1,500 was intent on causing trouble.
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Embodied with respect and ferocity by Frank Boyd in "The Holler Sessions," which runs through Friday at the Paradise Factory, Ray radiates a hard-core obsessiveness that's both scary and contagious.
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In 1996, coming off the success of his small indie films Roadkill and Highway 61, Canadian director Bruce McDonald set his sights on Vancouver writer Michael Turner's book Hard Core Logo.
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And although a hard core would never forgive any softening of Brexit, many more will tune out next March, once Brexit is formally achieved and the blue passports have been issued.
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"And how will it cater to the hard-core baseball fan expecting authenticity while still appealing to women, whom Fox is depending on for much of its viewership?" writes John Koblin.
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And despite his win Saturday in Maine and on Tuesday in Alaska, there are still doubts about whether Cruz can expand his appeal beyond hard-core conservatives in a national race.
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It makes abundantly clear that the impeachment resolution is a document of dubious legal validity, even as it might have some propaganda value for a subset of hard-core Trump supporters.
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RB Leipzig acknowledges that the manner of its conception did not make it popular, but its chairman, Oliver Mintzlaff, insisted that only a "minority of hard-core supporters" actively opposed it.
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It may be too late for China to convince the hard-core separatists to back down, but there are steps the leadership could take to stem the growth of the movement.
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Acting as buffer and advocate is the group's then-manager, the industry veteran Alan Sacks, a grandfatherly septuagenarian who sees the trio as a "safe" entry point to hard-core music.
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Jason Kessler, a lead organizer of both events, is discouraging participation by the more hard-core elements of the white supremacist movement, and some are happy to sit this one out.
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The conference is where the hard-core geeks of computing gather to hear about what's coming in the realms of processing power, memory and other technology that enables the modern world.
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He says he sees the Standing Rock Sioux as neighbors and respects them, but he has a harsher view of what he sees as hard-core protesters from outside North Dakota.
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Buses shuttle visitors, dressed in heavy coats and hard-hats, to the mine head for a six-hour afternoon shift underground and, for the really hard core, a longer overnight shift.
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Phil Solomon, who used repurposed footage, manipulated images and striking soundtracks to make evocative experimental films that were widely admired by hard-core cinephiles, died on April 20033 near Boulder, Colo.
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But the hard-core Brexit supporters like the idea of a "no-deal" withdrawal, and insist that the predictions of harm are wrong, leaving them little incentive to support Mrs. May.
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Precisely because they are seen as friendly to power — somewhat safer than hard-core dissidents — incumbents and their supporters trust them a bit more, and may even make deals with them.
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I mean those mid-20th-century musicals that must've sounded like a good idea at the time, but tend to be remembered today only by hard-core aficionados of the genre.
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No one else on the boat — not her old man; not the captain or the first mate; not Vinny, Mike, Kevin or Victor, hard-core fishermen all — landed a bigger fish.
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The classic hard-core ultralight backpacker may chop off the handle of a spoon to save a few grams, or eat instant coffee instead of wasting time and fuel boiling water.
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Calls to build "the wall" on the United States-Mexico border became shorthand for a tough, aggressive stance on these issues that reliably rallies and excites Mr. Trump's hard-core supporters.
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According to CNBC's All-America Economic Survey, when it comes to searching for products and prices, among the most hard core, ardent online shoppers, Amazon is searched 71 percent of the time.
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Countries that score 30 or more are reckoned to have a "hard-core" negotiating position; those with scores of 25-29 are said to be "hard"; while those below 25 are "soft".
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WASHINGTON — When it comes to James B. Comey's book-tour crusade against President Trump, the question for hard-core Hillary Clinton fans boils down to this: Curse Mr. Comey, or cheer him?
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In the heart of Hebron, where a hard-core of settlers has lived since Israel seized the West Bank in 1967, the concern is that the army's clampdown will only be temporary.
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"It seemed to often start with a legislator or the hard-core pro-life folks," he said in the deposition, which was captured on video and played at the hearing on Thursday.
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If party rebels can muster enough support for the upper house's amendments, they could set in motion renewed calls for May to step down as party leader from hard-core Brexiteer supporters.
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Eric Knight, founder of the artist-management company Persistent Management, said that even in the Spotify era, he expects sales to be brisk, but mainly among the group's most hard-core fans.
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Tuesday&aposs primaries in five states were seen as a test of Trump&aposs clout as well as the persistence of his hard-core supporters as they face energized, anti-Trump Democrats.
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Yet the pugnacious Mr Sarkozy, whose recent book about his mistakes in office shot to the top of the bestseller list, retains star appeal and support from the hard-core party faithful.
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I'm sure it did very little damage to Trump's hard core, but those folks are only enough to half-fill third-tier arenas in base GOP states, not hold the White House.
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"The most hard core boxing fans hate it because they are very proud people, and they look at it as two guys that are using the sport for one night," said Canobbio.
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For four years, Major League Baseball operated a Fan Cave in Manhattan that was designed to be a kind of living room where hard-core fans watched games and used social media.
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If the former New York mayor stays in the race, he'll rally Democratic moderates to oppose Sanders about as effectively as Ted Cruz rallied hard-core conservatives to oppose Trump in 2016.
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That was partly an effort to find some peace from the protests, in which hard-core activists were now setting street blazes and vandalizing stores that they perceived to be pro-Beijing.
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It is still not known what the doctor, Bryan D. Moles, a former Navy corpsman who a friend described as a "hard-core Trump supporter," planned to do in the nation's capital.
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The political scientists Samara Klar and Yanna Krupnikov focused on the conundrum of independent voters: To entice them, candidates "must dial down the anger and attacks" that motivate their hard-core partisans.
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Earlier this week, the European Union declared Prime Minister Theresa May's compromise proposal unworkable; later this month, she must defend it before a Conservative Party whose hard-core Brexiteers deem it unacceptable.
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" The group advocates the establishment of an independent Palestinian state in the territories captured by Israel in the 1967 war, and describes itself as "the hard core of the Israeli peace movement.
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Trey Parker and Matt Stone exploited this conceit in the 2004 naughty-puppet action epic "Team America: World Police," which nearly snagged an NC-17 rating for its hard-core puppet action.
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All of which can explain why members of the hard-core alt-right are watching the explosive success of their more moderate counterparts with open glee, unable to believe their good luck.
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They also found a "Pedopoints ledger" — a game in which he awarded himself points for 15 varying levels of abuse on children, which escalated from "basic" to "hard core," The Guardian reported.
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Fifteen years ago, writing about the radicalization of the G.O.P., I suggested the hard core of angry voters was around 20 percent of the electorate; that still seems like a reasonable guess.
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But they aren't, and it is, and some of the thanks goes to Ms. Rose's hard-core training when she was embedded in the unforgiving kitchens of Guy Savoy and Pierre Gagnaire.
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"We are seeing a willingness to think of intervention that would have been seen as anathema by hard-core Thatcherites," said Tim Bale, professor of politics at Queen Mary University of London.
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He jokes with the caseworkers who come by imploring him to accept a home but stays instead in shelters or on the street, one among a hard-core cohort that shuns assistance.
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By leading with these tracks, which even some hard-core fans find dull, Burial almost seems to be conducting an exercise in listening; you start to notice the rumbling ambience of night.
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An annual celebration, this year attended by some 300 costumed revelers, is one of the regular events around the country that unite both the novelist's hard-core fans and period dance enthusiasts.
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"Alberto Fujimori was the only one who did anything for Peru," said Jorge Martínez, a Lima taxi driver and hard core Fujimorista who served in the army and fought the Shining Path.
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That was before Vietnam, before the Cold war really got underway in a hard core manner and obviously before the war on terror when it&aposs grown and grown and grown ever still.
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The EIU's analysts have assessed the stance of each of the EU members to generate a score out of 40, and then classified the countries into three clusters: "hard-core", "hard" and "soft".
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In addition to the hard-core Trump supporters who turned out, she also faced protests from her left-flank, a group that could be critical as the race tightens up in the fall.
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It will rile up the hard-core Republican base, sure—and it will offend the very voters (college-educated women) that he needs to win back to have a shot at becoming President.
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As was obvious last year, it is hard-core left-wingers such as Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren who speak for Democratic activists, not more mainstream figures like last year's loser, Hillary Clinton.
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Nikon realizes that its markets are changing; while the company's traditional bread and butter SLR cameras are still selling well to photojournalists and hard-core photography enthusiasts, sales have gone off a cliff.
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It's true that the EU might "only" be crippled by the departure of the UK, but will survive, and France and the Netherlands did not elect hard-core right-wing nationalist state leaders.
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It started during last week's Republican convention, a four-day spectacle of red-meat, hard-core conservative politics in Cleveland where delegates openly clashed over the candidacy of the billionaire Donald J. Trump.
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While this will frustrate some hard-core Club Penguin fans, Disney explained that the new structure of gameplay means it would be weird to bring over gear and coins from the old game.
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But that was never quite the solution for the true hard core smokers who really need to light up a cigarette in the morning, and go on to smoke a pack a day.
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Hard-Core: Life Of My Own, out September 27 on Feral House, is Flanagan's chronicle of his evolution from a street kid and downtown punk scene regular to a full-on hardcore hero.
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Mainstream consumers may be harder to win over than the wealthy luxury car buyers, hard-core environmentalists and early adopters who have flocked to buy Model 3s and delivered Tesla's rapid sales growth.
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"Laura Ingraham is as about as hard-core a Trump defender as they could have put on the air at this point," said Charlie Sykes, the longtime conservative radio host and MSNBC analyst.
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Another is that Trump hadn't yet committed firmly to a low-road approach of pleasing hard-core fans on the far right at the possible expense of less durable supporters in the middle.
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Visions is a 30-year veteran of service adventures, their itineraries veering more hard-core immersion (five to seven hours a day, four to five days a week) than in-and-out tour.
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How does a business full of brilliant engineers sell products in a human rather than a geeky way, in a manner that appeals to your average Joe but doesn't alienate hard-core fans?
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But some countries around the periphery of the bloc fear creating a system in which a hard core of states pushes the European Union as a whole into policies they do not want.
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" Mr. Richter added, "We go from hard-core conservation mode — curtailments, restrictions, all these regulations that are imposed on us, justifiably so — and now we've got more water than we can physically manage.
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Mr. Sinwar, who grew up in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip, started out as one of a hard core of Muslim Brotherhood activists and part of the generation that formed Hamas.
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The movement shares a close relationship with the Haqqani network, the most hard-core affiliate of the Afghan Taliban, which have been behind repeated suicide attacks in and around Kabul and eastern Afghanistan.
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There is nevertheless a small but hard-core group of butterfly catchers who relish collecting rare species and mounting them as their Victorian predecessors did, said Liam Creedon, a spokesman for Butterfly Conservation.
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The hard-core Chili Appreciation Society International thought so much of the company's chicken chili that it awarded it third prize in an against-the-odds cook-off against the predominant variety, beef.
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He became straight edge, a devotee of a lifestyle rooted in abstinence from alcohol, drugs and casual sex that was associated with the hard-core punk scene of the early '80s and '90s.
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For the hard-core conservatives in the Trump administration, Mr. Maduro is the failed standard-bearer of the scourge of socialism in Latin America and the beachhead for Russian, Cuban and Chinese influence.
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Although Mr. Ratliff announces early on that he'll refrain from using genre language wherever possible, in practice he nearly always identifies music using those tags: as bebop, happy hard-core, flamenco, dark ambient, nyabinghi.
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And sociology professor Zeynep Tufekci dubbed YouTube "the Great Radicalizer" in a recent New York Times op-ed: "It seems as if you are never 'hard core' enough for YouTube's recommendation algorithm," she wrote.
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And Mr. Trump is perhaps forgetting that Saudi Arabia is the birthplace of the hard-core Wahhabi branch of Islam, which has inspired jihadists around the globe and could turbocharge a revived Islamic State.
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He has broken with the hard-core Brexiteers such as Sir John Redwood and Owen Paterson who think, against all evidence, that Britain will be fine if it leaves the EU with no deal.
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Iraqi and Western analysts expect a hard core of fighters to remain behind and fight to the death, among them foreign fighters, but many among the leadership will try to make it to Raqqa.
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"But it looks as though there are a hard core of inconsiderate dog owners out there who haven't got the message yet that it's unacceptable not to pick up after your pet," Rodwell added.
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In 1994 two German Christian Democrats (one of them the present finance minister, Wolfgang Schaüble) suggested a "hard core" of the original six (minus Italy) that would integrate further and faster than the laggards.
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If you're a 15-year-old guy and a hard-core gamer but you're reviewing a video game made for 9-year-old girls, well, of course you're not going to like the game.
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Nadella, on the other hand, said that while being "hard-core" is still an important part of his job, he thinks humility is the only way to really put himself in his customers' shoes.
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Not so, say those in the boutique fit biz, reasoning that people who invest thousands in at-home hardware are either new to fitness or are hard-core fitsters looking to supplement their workouts.
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Hard-core advocates of quitting in particular have clung to the illusion that Britain can abandon those elements of the union they dislike, like free movement of people, and keep those that benefit them.
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Alongside Warhol the show presented Jeff Koons, and the hard core images of sex with his wife that catapulted him to tabloid fame and to a corporate-scaled practice that even Warhol would envy.
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His Iranian counterparts — a bespectacled information-technology specialist, a self-described ''hard-core Bitcoiner'' and the businessman running the site — walked their foreign visitor over to gray shipping containers containing thousands of small computers.
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In both instances, a hard core of frustrated, resentful but highly motivated voters used their vote to "send a message" to what they regarded as out-of-touch elites in Washington, London or Brussels.
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Wearing nothing but sneakers and a shirt, she must continually rearrange her body so she can present her vulva or rear end to the camera, a display that is familiar from hard-core pornography.
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Brodie Lancaster, a 29-year-old Australian culture writer and critic who was at both of Ms. Musgraves's shows, said she had seen shoeys only at hard-core and punk shows in the past.
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JUVENTUS PRESIDENT GETS ONE-YEAR BAN Juventus's president, Andrea Agnelli, was barred for one year by the Italian soccer federation for his role in selling tickets to hard-core "ultra" fans who encouraged scalping.
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Kurtzman said he and his colleagues believed there is still a broad enough fan base for "Star Trek" — older and younger, hard-core and casual — that would respond to a range of different programs.
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Primus and Mastodon are both bands that come from the world of heavy metal but resist categorization: The former blends it with prog rock and funk; the latter skews toward thrash and hard core.
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But he is highly averse to staying on script and delivering a consistent message aimed at moderate voters rather than his hard-core admirers, or his own need to get things off his chest.
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"If I ever said to a group of hard-core scientists, 'Hey, I think STAP cells are real and I'm going to start working on that,' they would laugh at me," Nesti told me.
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The Constitution's sage authors also created as the only recourse to those men's abuses of power a process that requires the opposition party to hold both houses of Congress and embrace hard-core partisanship.
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The younger Mr. Stevens, a self-described "hard-core" science-type who teaches pineland ecology at Rowan University, has recently planted 6,000 square feet of wildflowers to attract native insects to pollinate the plants.
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Since it seems he was hard-core shaded by network executives (he's already planning their awkward run-ins), Pratt has set Twitter ablaze with all the things he would rather do than watch the special.
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Lauer battles a ghost in his apartment after he's settled in Brooklyn again, and he writes impressively about his adolescent fascination with the hard-core punk/Hare Krishna hybrid form of rebellion known as Krishnacore.
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ATHENS, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Part-time workers and the hard-core unemployed have almost tripled during Greece's debt crisis despite a recent drop in the jobless rate, the largest labour union GSEE said on Wednesday.
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While a hard-core of ideologues and some companies—including the sort of regional operator Mr Pruitt was close to in Oklahoma—argued for repeal, bigger firms, such as Chevron and ExxonMobil, were against it.
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"There is a hard core of people who ... want to believe every possible negative thing about Hillary Clinton," said Katherine Jellison, a history professor at Ohio University who has written extensively about women and politics.
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"Theaters then that were showing sexploitation closed or had to make the jump to hard-core, and that's where the bubble burst," Frank Henenlotter, a director and exploitation film historian, said in a phone interview.
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I can report that while the Rift is a well-built hardware system brimming with potential, the first wave of apps and games available for it narrows the device's likely users to hard-core gamers.
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Apart from the works of art, there are also plenty of objects and memorabilia on display for hard-core Plath buffs, including a lock of hair from her first haircut and one of her typewriters.
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If you're a hard-core free-market economist, you understand that when markets fail it lends itself to progressive change much more organically than it does the kind of deregulatory policies that favor large corporations.
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Over the years, he became one of the most trusted lieutenants of Abdul Rab Rasoul Sayyaf, a hard-core Islamist closely allied with the Arab contingent that would later be led by Osama bin Laden.
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" Neelanjan Sircar, a senior visiting fellow at the Centre for Policy Research in New Delhi, said Ms. Thakur's candidacy was intended to send a message to the B.J.P.'s "very hard-core Hindu nationalist base.
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But he also counts on a hard core of support among the population, which has less to do with Maduro himself than with the legacy of the man who was president before him: Hugo Chávez.
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Well, today might take the cake for hard-core-ed-ness—or, more appropriately and rationally: horrifying-and-tragic-accident-ed-ness—as Western Bulldogs midfielder Mitch Wallis broke his own leg by kicking himself.
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While Mr. Sanders's hard-core base has rallied to his side, much of the Democratic electorate still harbors feelings of resentment toward Mr. Sanders for his conduct toward Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential primaries.
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While around 100,203 protestors have staged peaceful marches since Thursday, a hard core of the Black Bloc militants from across Europe have looted stores, set fire to street barricades and hurled bottles and paving slabs.
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And for many viewers -- putting aside his hard-core Colorado fans -- some of his answers were too long, hard to follow and lacking the pizzazz we have seen from some of the other Democratic contenders.
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But his nomination of Representative Tom Price, a hard-core conservative from Georgia, to be Secretary of Health and Human Services is a sign that repealing Obamacare is one promise he'd like to carry out.
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Like Warren E. Buffett, the billionaire investor who leads Berkshire, Mr. Mullholland started out as a hard-core value hound; he sought stocks that were selling for far less than his estimate of their worth.
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"Trump is the one who has threatened a shutdown, so he's the one who'll get the blame — except from his hard-core base," said Jack Pitney, a politics professor at Claremont McKenna College in California.
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As Nate Silver recently explained, Harris has the potential to fare well among several of the five big Democratic constituencies: party loyalists; hard-core progressives; young voters; African-Americans; and Hispanic and Asian-American voters.
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But there was a double standard: While it was O.K. for the men to want to engage in various other pursuits, women who expressed the same wish felt judged for not being "hard core" enough.
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"He could possibly win a primary because of his popularity among a hard-core group of supporters in the G.O.P. and his national fund-raising ability," said Tyler Montague, a Republican campaign strategist in Arizona.
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But this narrative leaves out an invisible swath of the country that is absent from the primary Labor Department statistics: tens of millions of hard-core unemployed, who have been jobless for a year or more.
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Hard Core, her porno-rap opus of a debut, offered up an unrepentantly empowered vision of ratchet sexuality that peaked with "Not Tonight"—a sing-along anthem for women who were done with pussy-shy dudes.
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But after months of doing some hard-core things for my skin (from giving up dairy to drinking a gallon of water a day), it was time for me to try something a little less intense.
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It follows a fictional Vancouver punk band, Hard Core Logo, as band leader Joe Dick gets the band together for a reunion show and subsequent tour in an attempt to keep his dream and band alive.
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For most of the quarter-century since Linda Williams's groundbreaking study Hard Core: Power, Pleasure, and the Frenzy of the Visible, academic porn studies was dominated by film scholars, more committed to textual analysis than historicization.
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While of course people should take initiative when it comes to enacting social change, he says, not everyone has it in them to become a hard-core activist right after realizing the importance of an issue.
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Read More: An Oral History of Bruce McDonald's 'Hard Core Logo' All this could push Wendy into an unintended semi-retirement, which would feel particularly tragic for bands who booked their first gig on her stage.
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While the move may help Kuczynski win over conservative voters wary of protests, it might also alienate him from Fujimori's hard-core opponents or broaden the view that he is not firm enough to be president.
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Both shows take place in the same fictional universe as the story that inspired them, cherry-picking bits of mythology while lifting certain visual and thematic ideas wholesale and planting Easter eggs for hard-core fans.
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Out come the time-honored trappings: the carving knife; a soundtrack alternating among ambient Lynchian strains, cheesy pop numbers and snatches of hard-core rock; lightning-fast shock cuts in the editing, including glimpses of dismemberment.
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Such an approach doesn't necessarily endear oneself to the hard-core climate change deniers, but it does help to expose the deceit, and in my view it is important for the public to know about that.
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QUESTLOVE I really like "Dope," which is an interesting movie to me, a bridge between the hard-core hip-hop movies of the '90s and the more aware and inclusive millennial attitude that we have now.
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Op-Ed Contributor In 2006, when I first considered performing in a hard-core pornographic video, I also thought about what sort of career doors would close once I'd had sex in front of a camera.
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Manhattan has a long tradition of formal Indian restaurants, often overseen by cooks who learned to present their country's cuisine in a fine-dining idiom by hard-core training in India's extensive system of hotel kitchens.
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In a May 16 email to employees, Mr. Musk appeared to signal concern when he called for examining every expense "no matter how small" as part of a "hard-core" cost-cutting push to reduce losses.
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The real Mr. Seal has been both the main and side attraction in many articles, books, documentaries and hard-core propaganda flicks, including some hinged on the Conspiratorial Industrial Complex which emerged during the Clinton presidency.
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There were enough of them to provide the hard-core base of support to Trump at the start of the Republican primaries, a base that proved large enough to give Trump pluralities in the early contests.
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But the couple has taken pains to keep the place approachable for hard-core vegans and rookies alike, largely thanks to a light, West Coast-style menu, which includes items like slow-roasted barbecue jackfruit sliders.
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We will know that the impeachment movement has gone mainstream when interest spreads beyond hard-core liberals living in Alaska, Montana and elsewhere and reaches the mainstream Democrats in Illinois, New Jersey and other blue states.
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Steven, the high-functioning, hard-core alcoholic at the center of Sean Daniels's harrowing comedy "The White Chip," is the kind of guy whose abundant scruffy charm allows him to get away with far too much.
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"Personally, I've stopped drinking artificially sweetened beverages," Sacco said, adding that he sees the emerging research as "an alert" for hard-core fans of diet drinks and anyone thinking of turning to them for weight loss.
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His face had been left blank; given that this was his first game as a full-time manager, it is understandable that even Leicester's hard-core might still struggle to pick him out of a crowd.
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The team's hard-core fans, known as "ultras," left the stickers and anti-Semitic slogans such as "Roma fans are Jews" in a section of the stadium where Roma supporters usually sit when their team is playing.
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Mr. Mansour oversaw a major renovation of the club's facilities but became embroiled in a bitter confrontation with the soccer team's hard-core fan base, known as ultras, who at one point threw urine in his face.
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In 2004, a fast-deflating Howard Dean lost one-third of his hard-core supporters in Manchester (the cherished "number ones" in political parlance) in the eight days between the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary.
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The hard-core Brexiteers are divided into two types: golf-club bores who could sort it all out if they were put in charge and mumbling monomaniacs who keep dragging the conversation around to the same point.
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If you are there and you're a hard-core fan of a team or of a sport, you want to see how it plays out and so you will push your boundary a little bit for it.
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"Bernie is the kind of authentic and inspirational candidate who could move millions and millions of Americans — both hard core Democratic base voters and new voters — to show up in November 2016," writes Tad Daley at CommonDreams.
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My family ended up hiring a private investigator and the information we learned terrified us: He had been arrested several times, had restraining orders from many women, was a hard-core drug user and so much more.
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"It's fascinating how you can tell a story without actually ever featuring any on-track action, and a story that in some respects is more compelling and more engaging to your less hard-core fan," he added.
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However, Stewart says that it is unlikely that many foreign militants survived the battle, and indeed the siege may have been beneficial to anti-terror organizations overseas, by gathering a hard core of fighters on one battlefield.
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There was no immediate comment from French authorities, who have said about 150 hard-core Russian fans took part in serious violence after Saturday's clashes around the England-Russia game in Marseille at the Euro 2016 tournament.
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The final SDF assault began on Sunday after a group of Syrian jihadists evacuated the city under a deal with tribal elders, leaving only a hard core of up to 300 fighters to defend the last positions.
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Sony and Microsoft held onto their core audience of hard-core gamers — people who want big screens, hefty processing power and hyperreal graphics that phones can't provide — while Nintendo fans drifted to phone games like Angry Birds.
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Sony and Microsoft have both designed high-end consoles that have appealed to hard-core gamers with the best graphics, and both have either released or are developing hardware to enable virtual reality experiences through their consoles.
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Mr. Screech and Mr. Privett have a collection curated to appeal to the many tourists who pass by, but also to a hard-core of radical and leftist readers; Noam Chomsky and Jack London are big sellers.
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It was the place you went, shrouded in anonymity, for pornography, hard-core racism, revenge porn, Nazi cheerleading, Jew-baiting, creepshots, fat-shaming, mindless anarchy and pictures of dead kids or of women who had been beaten.
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Asked how he created a playlist, he said he was guided by many factors, including airplay, concert set lists, greatest hits and how they charted, and what hard-core fans and music bloggers say about the artist.
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Hard-core doomers need not drain their airplane-liquor-bottle stash to envision the potential: Imagine New York after, say, an electromagnetic pulse attack that wipes out the power grid (like the kind North Korea recently threatened).
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While such efforts by hard-core activist groups are not new, what stood out in the governor's election was their tacit acceptance by moderate Muslims, many of whom took offense at a perceived insult to their religion.
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Euphoric Margaritaville executives estimate that Parrot Heads, as Mr. Buffett's hard-core fans are known, make up less than 50 percent of the bookings: The hotel is attracting people that Mr. Buffett was probably not reaching before.
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In her highly influential 1989 book Hard Core, film and pornography scholar Linda Williams explored the idea that a woman's orgasm is invisible: that for men, in porn at least, you can rarely deny that they're cumming.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Long plagued by corruption and inept government, people in the Democratic Republic of Congo were confronting a new problem on Friday: thousands of prisoners on the lam, including hard-core felons and possibly war criminals.
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The Court now consists of four liberals (Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor, and Elena Kagan) and three hard-core conservatives (Roberts, Clarence Thomas, and Alito), plus Anthony Kennedy, who usually but not always sides with the conservatives.
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At the same time, hard-core fans of "Sweeney Todd," an exacting and combative lot, need not worry that one of the most exciting and innovative musicals in the genre's history has been reduced to cheap thrills. .
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Stephen's wardrobe of hard-core nerd sweaters, on the other hand, is nicely in keeping with his endearingly unreconstructed dorkdom — a shell of awkwardness that Mr. Trumbull cracks to reveal pain, self-awareness and strong-willed dignity.
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Emily was a member of the hard-core punk music scene in Richmond, Va. One day, when she was nearly 30, she was in a van with her best friend, who was part of a prominent band.
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The last option is to go old school and buy an antenna and watch NBC's free HD broadcast coverage, which will generally be presented in tape-delayed packages aimed at broad audiences, not hard-core sports fans.
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It also disincentives hard-core players from joining these contests, as it's difficult to seriously use statistics to build a team when you don't know what players you'll have access to until the theme is announced each week.
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Opponents' making political hay with the burqa woman may have appealed above all to the SVP hard core that opposes any opening to abroad, but the tactic also mobilised the "yes" camp, where the conservative centre stayed, gfs.
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Perhaps the best, or only, way to make contemporary classical music palatable to audiences beyond hard-core fans of four-minute handclaps is to embed it in a Gesamtkunstwerk, which can encompass lighting design and unorthodox performance spaces.
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It found that hard-core anti-Semites, who "express multiple anti-Semitic attitudes readily and confidently", amounted to 2.4% of the population, while a further 3% could be described as "softer" anti-Semites, expressing somewhat fewer negative views.
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A $2.7 billion capital raise in May bought the company some time, but in a May 16 email to employees Musk warned Tesla has only 10 months to achieve breakeven status and called for "hard core" cost cuts.
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The high-end system, which will sell alongside the PS4 Slim (and the existing model, assuming that's not phased out by the Slim), will carry a higher price tag and is designed to appeal to hard-core gamers.
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While U.S. companies continue to vigorously seek new workers, growth in openings for some hard-core digitalized jobs — projected to be among the most prominent work in the future economy — have sharply slowed, according to a new report.
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But Jack Ryder and Sam Howarth, cofounders of Bump, explained that their moderators are hard-core streetwear experts and typically know these items inside and out – meaning they know exactly what to look for when spotting a fake.
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On Tuesday, in Phoenix, President Hyde returned to the full-on savagery of his campaign, castigating the press as traitors to the country and letting loose with language designed to rile up his hard-core white-nationalist base.
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The Amazon-owned company has added new channels for creative content, tools for vlogging, and ways for viewers to find streams related to non-gaming interests, as a means of broadening its user base beyond hard-core gamers.
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In a few of the league's newest arenas, even the architecture itself — steep banks of seats, safe-standing areas, roofs pitched to amplify chants — has the hard-core fan experience in mind, often in consultation with supporter groups.
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Mr. Balderson and his allies also fought apathy among hard-core conservatives and disaffection among Republicans closer to the political center, fearing up to the end that they would be swamped by overwhelming turnout among Democrats and independents.
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Neal Boudette of the NYT quotes Elon Musk on that new model: "The point of doing this is to give a hard-core smackdown to gasoline cars," he said to a cheering crowd of more than 2,000 people.
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Strong in England but weak elsewhere, with the exception of a handful of hard-core unionists in Northern Ireland, this British nationalism manifested itself in the calls for Brexit, from before the 2016 referendum and up to today.
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To keep the project covert, even from Snowden's many hard-core admirers, publishers had reportedly used code names in their internal documents, and at least one of his literary assistants traveled to visit him under a cover story.
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And though most have coped with the growing taste for SUVs, for Ferrari, whose brand is based on hard-core sports models, its plans to make a beefier car, like Bentley's Bentayga or the Lamborghini Urus, may prove difficult.
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Since Kim Kardashian uploaded snippets on Sunday night of Kanye's conversation with Taylor Swift — you know, the phone call about "Famous" that Swift insisted never happened — Kimye supporters have been hard-core trolling Swift's Instagram response to the debacle.
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That strategy, combined with the company's policy of appealing to the mass market of families and casual gamers—rather than the smaller niche of "hard-core" gamers targeted by its rivals—made Nintendo a big success through the 2000s.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Congo's President Joseph Kabila will not stand in the election scheduled for December, a spokesman said, finally agreeing to obey a two-term limit but picking a hard-core loyalist under European Union sanctions to stand instead.
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Three years ago, on the eve of the election, the NeverTrump coalition was a wide one, ranging from hard-core conservatives like Erick Erickson and Ted Cruz to somewhat squishier ones like Michael Gerson, John Podhoretz, and, well, me.
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The crowd was thinner, and it dwindled as the match continued until a contingent of a few thousand hard-core supporters remained, many of whom wore Argentine soccer jerseys while loudly supporting their country's top player and best hope.
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"If even conservatively one percent of that customer base is a super-avid hard-core fan, that's a five million addressable audience to sell this product to, who would be potentially willing to pay the incremental fee," he said.
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Mr. Snowden "proved the existence of a global security state that many people suspected," Mr. Stone said before the show, and he expects that the new administration ("definitely in that direction, very hard core") would continue to surveil aggressively.
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Many Republicans are urging him to focus on the U.S. economy in his speech and beyond, to try to broaden his appeal beyond a hard-core conservative base of voters that make up about a third of the electorate.
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But if that is not possible, given the resistance of hard-core anti-immigration activists in Congress, legislators should at least join forces to protect the Dreamers, Salvadorans, Haitians and others threatened by the administration's cruel and chaotic actions.
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One interpretation of Democratic success in taking control of the House in 2018 suggests a strategy of moderation, while using animosity to Trump to boost turnout in hard core Democratic constituencies, including among minorities, young voters and single women.
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Along on the inspection tour was a self-described ''hard-core Bitcoiner,'' Ziya Sadr, a bearded 25-year old with a beanie and a backpack full of hard drives and USB keys containing his personal stash of the currency.
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But the terror that paralyzes economies crashes stock markets, and has millions feeling like extras in a disaster movie-turned-real should shock even the most hard-core conservatives into recategorizing medical care as critical to our common defense.
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It's called "porn literacy," and it involves explaining to young people whose sexual coming-of-age is being mediated by watching online gangbangs that actually hard-core pornography is not an appropriate guide to how the sexes should relate.
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Since he formed the iconoclastic punk and hard-core band Hüsker Dü in the late 73s, this songwriter has pioneered a deafening style of rock 'n' roll that's had a profound influence on countless bands that have come since.
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"At home, a loving father and husband, but on the street, a hard-core guy who never had regrets, never would admit to any crime, never give anybody up, never violate his Mafia oaths — a mobster all the way."
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Despite the fast-moving inquiry unfolding in Washington, Mr. Trump showed that he, too, was barreling forward in his re-election campaign, using impeachment as fuel to energize his hard-core supporters while trying to expand the electoral map.
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While much has been made of the former South Bend mayor's elite background, polyglot skills and pioneer status as an openly gay candidate for president, it's easy to overlook just how hard-core of a political obsessive he is.
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As a hard-core group of today's protesters resorts to violent tactics — throwing bricks and gasoline bombs at police officers, for example — some supporters fear that they risk losing popular support for their cause, as the 1967 demonstrators did.
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AYN ISSA, Syria — Forces backed by the United States have nearly sealed off the northern Syrian city of Raqqa, trying to trap as many as 2,500 hard-core Islamic State militants defending the capital of their self-proclaimed caliphate.
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"Some are hard core and will stand and fight and die in place, some will want to escape, some will attempt to quietly quit the fight, and some will sympathize with the enemy but are not now participating," Col.
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"Some are hard-core and will stand and fight and die in place, some will want to escape, some will attempt to quietly quit the fight, and some will sympathize with the enemy but are not now participating," Col.
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"For several years, we have pushed for change to ensure that athletes can trust the food, medications, and supplements they use without fear of being treated like intentional, hard core cheaters," USADA CEO Travis Tygart said in a statement.
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TV ratings have declined 17 percent in the past few years, the most alarming drop registered among hard-core fans — white, male, 50-ish — dismayed by the protests of black players over police brutality and other race-charged issues.
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JAMES COHENInterim executive directorTransparency International CanadaToronto Your assessment of the future electoral prospects of Mexico's Institutional Revolutionary Party holds that the once-hegemonic PRI "retains a voto duro, a hard core of supporters, many from trade unions" ("Keystone state", June 3rd).
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All routes in and out of Marawi had been sealed off, he said on Tuesday, and the hard core of about 50 rebels were preparing for their "last stand" and would have to decide whether to surrender, or be martyred.
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From early Monday morning, however, growing divides within the protest movement came to the fore, as a hard core of mostly young, masked protesters laid siege to the legislature, hours ahead of when the traditional march was due to begin.
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"What I wanted to do with this kit was to make a scarf that is cool enough that hard-core knitters would want to make it, but is easy enough that beginners could pick it up and do it," she says.
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Instead of having to sift through millions of internet users and tracking specific individuals, an anti-ISIS agency can simply follow the relatively small number of aggregates to gauge what is happening in terms of hard-core global ISIS support.
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He failed to convince Hungary's hard core populist Viktor Orban and the UK's Nigel Farage to join him in his big tent, but in the EU Parliament, their acolytes will likely become cozier together over its next five-year term.
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The hard-core and often violent Lazio fans, known as "ultras," left the stickers and anti-Semitic slogans such as "Roma fans are Jews" in a section of the stadium where Roma supporters usually sit when their team is playing.
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Word spread quickly to internet-savvy hard-core techno fans on the 313 listserv that their favorite DJs Rolando, Derrick May and Richie Hawtin were booked along with Craig's eclectic lineup that included J Dilla, Mos Def, and The Roots.
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Why should people whose votes, health care, reproductive rights, and other hard-core concrete interests are at stake, and are also the Democratic Party's base, feel any regard for a gauzy idea of the dignity and stability of the institution?
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But in a move that has shocked the hard-core Marxists, the Left Front has now entered an unlikely electoral alliance with an ancient enemy, the Congress Party, once powerful but now the much-diminished national vehicle for the Gandhi clan.
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Martin, less diffident, included in his book a list of sixty-two "essential" progressive-rock albums—partly to provide a shopping list for newcomers, and partly, one suspects, because he liked the idea of outraging hard-core fans with his omissions.
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It's nearly impossible to count all of the fitness trackers on the market; there are ones tailored for hard-core runners, stylish designs pegged for women, even ones that alert you when you've been in the sun for too long.
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Suffice it to say, Mr. Flanagan has always been a magnet for drama, most of which is detailed in a memoir he has been working on since the 28s, "Hard-Core: Life of My Own," to be released on Sept.
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A survey by the Sports and Fitness Industry Association found that there were 1.3 million rugby "participants" in the United States, some 431,000 of them hard-core devotees who played or watched the game more than eight times a year.
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When Mr. Erdogan and his Islamist Justice and Development Party, or A.K.P., came to power in 2002, they felt threatened by the hard-core secularists who have dominated Turkey's military since the days of Ataturk, the father of the Turkish republic.
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The most obvious application for virtual reality is hard-core gaming, so it will be easier for Sony to market the devices to its gaming customers than it will be for Oculus and HTC to start from scratch, he said.
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With so much distance between those days and my present life, I have no idea how I was ever into such hard-core play, and I have a hard time recalling what attracted me to it in the first place.
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They typically part ways with the hard-core alt-right in their unwillingness to overtly push for an all-white ethno-state, or to openly share the admiration that many white nationalists display for certain forms of straight-up fascism.
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Linda Williams, a professor of film studies at the University of California-Berkley and author of 19803 book Hard Core: When I was looking at an earlier stage of hardcore pornography, the money shot did not seem to be the convention.
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The President also previewed the hard-core message on immigration that he will use to whip up the fervor of his base and turn his remarkable hold on the party he took over into votes at the polls in November.
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Some 1,400 miles north, hard-core cold-weather surfers ride the (salty) waves of Norway's Lofoten Islands, which lie just above the Arctic Circle — but it's the country's Vosso River that may have the most dramatic freshwater breaks of all.
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There is palpable excitement, and not just among hard-core golf fans, to see what Woods does as an encore to his victory last month in the Masters, his first major title in almost 11 years and his 15th overall.
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Hakim al-Zamili, who leads Parliament's security and defense committee, estimates that 20,000 hard-core supporters of the Islamic State remain in the country, hidden among the large groups of displaced people or in remote areas of the western deserts.
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But it has also set the stage for the hardest of the hard-core pro-Brexit lawmakers, like Mr. Francois, to mount a high-profile campaign against what they describe as months of subterfuge by pro-Europe elements in Mrs.
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The Deuce The first season of "The Deuce" ends, fittingly, with a screening of "Deep Throat," the 1972 box office phenomenon that ushered in the era of "porno chic," when hard-core pornography infiltrated theaters and production values rose accordingly.
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Each increase in the Hong Kong police's use of force during the antigovernment protests has been met with greater anger from the public and more combativeness from hard-core demonstrators, which in turn have prompted more intense tactics from the police.
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Whether they are trampling the Chinese flag, vandalising metro stations, attacking policemen or brawling with gangsters loyal to the party, hard-core protesters have brought a furious, burn-it-all-down energy to a movement once notable for its moderation.
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As a judge, Mr. Mortazavi was known in Iran as the "butcher of the press" for his role in closing many reformist newspapers during the presidency of Mohammad Khatami, whose policies of relative tolerance were despised by hard-core conservative clerics.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "The Art of the Flail," by Paul Krugman (column, April 6): The problem with the Trump administration is that except for the hard-core followers, whose intentions are clear, we simply do not trust these officials.
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Membership numbers are hard to pin down, but scholars estimate that in the 1980s the movement included around 25,000 hard-core members, 20173,000 more who bought white-power literature and attended movement events, and 450,000 who read the literature secondhand.
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READ: German terror cell 'The Hard Core' planned to attack mosques to spark a civil war Officials have yet to publicly identify the gunman, but he was named in media reports as Tobias Rathjen, a 43-year-old German national.
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So Trump would be wise to keep his hard-core base happy with playing lip service to the wall and building a fence here and there without putting too much effort in it and allocating too much money for it.
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The foundation on your face, the antidepressants you take, the shampoo in your shower and even the hard-core mosquito repellent you applied down in Panama four months ago: All of these things leave traces on your hands and phone.
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Contrasting legitimate polling is illegitimate polling by illegitimate groups and observations by the hard-core anti-illegal alien, anti-Mexican lobby led by paranoia-fed ultra-rightists symbolized by the Breitbart press under the direction of former Trump aide Steve Bannon.
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President Trump, who called climate change a hoax during his campaign, then doubled down and began his tenure by appointing a hard-core climate change denier to head the very agency that is meant to lead the fight against climate change.
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The LeBron 13, released in September 2015, has been especially disappointing to hard-core sneaker enthusiasts, with some deadstock models — unworn shoes in the original box and packaging — selling for less than the original $200 retail price on secondary markets.
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What is alarming in this whirlpool of conflicting schemes and fears is the evident sentiment among hard-core Brexiteers that a no-deal exit is not only feasible, but perhaps desirable as a way for Britain to dramatically reaffirm its sovereignty.
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While his jabs might delight hard-core supporters, they also come with risks, especially in states like Missouri, where McCaskill has served as a senator for nearly 12 years, winning over moderates and surviving as other state Democrats went extinct.
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In other tweets, he sounds like a New Age guru, extolling the virtues of those who can "shift the consciousness" to be in touch with their inner selves, and critiquing those who become "hard-core capitalist," valuing money over all.
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Porn has long been a popular field of academic research—professor Linda Williams's seminal text on the subject, Hard Core: Power, Pleasure, and the "Frenzy of the Visible" was first published in 1989—but its scholarly inspection has not been without controversy.
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Leagues is the kind of feature that could change the entire fantasy sports experience for a hard-core group of sports lovers, but could also be meaningless to the average user who just wants to compete within a global pool of users.
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Bolton's support for Trump is more recent, but he has close ties to another hard-core Trump booster, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who'd said during his short-lived 2012 presidential bid that he'd want Bolton to serve as his secretary of state.
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"By breaking its commitment, Starbucks is keeping the doors wide open for convicted sex offenders and others to fly under the radar from law enforcement and use free, public Wi-Fi services to access illegal child porn and hard-core pornography," she said.
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SoloLearn is not aimed at hard-core engineers, but more at "millennials" and students who want a simpler way to learn which includes interactive lessons, coding exercises, peer-to-peer challenges, and community Q & A. These are all aspects of the app.
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Datasets fill up their local hard drives and thumb drives, but, at the end of the day, farmers are not hard-core technologists or data scientists, and don't intend to be — they already have a full-time job with plenty to do.
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The result of this move towards the casual is a split in the gaming industry in which most of the money – the oxygen – has escaped the casual market and moved towards the "hard core" world of FPSes, MMORPGs, and other blockbuster-style titles.
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Thus, although he claims that he's now determined to deliver Brexit, he provokes comparisons with Theresa May who, according to hard-core Brexiteers, failed to deliver Brexit not because of an intractable problem and a hung parliament, but because she didn't "believe".
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But whilst hard power can eliminate the hard-core of extremists, there is no alternative to a war of information to win over the 200 million young people of the Middle East and North Africa, millions of whom are unemployed or underemployed.
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And those hard-core "Star Wars" nerds among us who can stomach Episodes I, II, and III still enjoy them even though Padmé Amidala, or Natalie Portman, recently refused to accept an award in Israel to protest the policies of the current government.
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When she recovers, she finds herself chained to a makeshift bed in an underground cinder-block bunker constructed by Howard (John Goodman), a bearded, hard-core, pistol-packing survivalist, who claims to have rescued her from the car crash and saved her life.
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The deal had twice been rejected by huge margins and, although May was able to win over many Conservative rebels, a hard core of eurosceptics and the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party, which props up her minority government, refused to back it.
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With little chance of converting hard-core Republicans, Espy needs to capture moderate and independent white voters in a state that voted heavily for Donald Trump in 2016 – while at the same time energizing Mississippi's large and typically liberal African-American vote.
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Cannabis e-commerce startup Tokr, which just raised $1 million in seed funding, explains how it plans to broaden its appeal beyond hard core usersHow to use YouTube to scale your business and find new customersStreaming video is shaking up the media industry.
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The goal, the researchers say, is not so much to change the minds of hard-core believers, but to provide a rebuttal — the kind that would show up in a Google search — to persuade other people to steer clear of this idea.
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"The ability to see it happening live" from the comfort of your living room "is incredible," said Chris Kooluris of Manhattan, a hard-core music fan who has been to dozens of live shows and watched others online through Periscope, Twitter's video feature.
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" He agrees there are serious obstacles to selling the country on some of the left's policy priorities, and says "the Democratic Party is not going to become a hard-core left-wing party unless the rest of the country goes that way.
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Darren Kerr, a media studies lecturer at Southampton Solent University and the co-editor of a 21980's Hard to Swallow: Hard-Core Pornography on Screen: In the early 22000s, pornographers were trying to find the language of sex on the screen.
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"His hard-core supporters who like his approach, his style and are with him on immigration and the wall, all these things, the racial resentment ... it's hard for them to perceive him as incompetent because they are so invested in him," says Abramowitz.
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At a 90-minute meeting with congressional Republicans and Democrats, much of it televised, he said he'd be willing to "take the heat" for a broad immigration deal of the sort urgently needed by the country and despised by his hard-core base.
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Few people outside the hard-core Sanders circle think this is true, but to an extent that's the point: precisely because many Democrats think Sanders supporters overstate the institutional power of the DNC chair, this is a smart concession to make to them.
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Still, Ms. Leung said she understood the frustrations that have kept the protest movement going, from peaceful marches of more than a million people demonstrating against a now-withdrawn extradition bill to the passions of a hard core of brick-throwing youth.
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But after the explosive popularity of his oft-covered 1984 song, "Hallelujah," and a management swindle that obliged him to become a road dog to restore his income, he became an arena-filling legend and, to his hard-core fans, a prophet.
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He made five hard-core films in two years, including "The Private Afternoons of Pamela Mann" (1974) and "The Opening of Misty Beethoven" (1976), a twist on Shaw's "Pygmalion," cementing his reputation for blending raw sex with European locations and quality cinematography.
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Hard-core libertarians, for example, don't believe making health care available to those who need it is a legitimate role of government; letting some citizens go bankrupt and/or die if they get sick is the price of freedom as they define it.
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Christened Okolofutbola, or "around football," Russia's hooligan scene has developed into perhaps Europe's toughest, and just over a year before their country hosts soccer's World Cup, the most hard-core Russian fans may be in the best fighting shape of their lives.
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He considered himself one of the hard core—some two thousand "proactive" protesters, who were willing to escalate confrontations with the police and to engage in activities, such as throwing Molotov cocktails or sabotaging surveillance cameras, that could result in serious prison sentences.
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Over the years, the rock documentary has become an increasingly lampooned genre of filmmaking, giving rise to such parodies as Hard Core Logo, Brothers of the Head, and Documentary Now's Gentle and Soft: The Story of the Blue Jean Committee Part 1.
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With a musical lineup ranging from jazz to hard-core hip-hop, the two-day festival also boasts the Spinthrift Market, a destination for art, fashion and hair products, plus the live Solutions Sessions talks featuring likes of Ava Duvernay and Terence Nance.
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Barring a Trump defeat, the Nevada caucuses will presumably help determine who is best equipped to take Trump on in a two-man race: Cruz, with his deep support among hard-core conservatives, or Rubio, with his shallow support among a range of Republican groups.
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"[Trump] makes districts that would have been hard-core tossup districts" into ones that lean Democratic, and gives Democrats "a little bit of a push" in Republican-leaning districts across the country, according to Kelly Ward, the executive director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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Mrs May will be at her most vulnerable when she tries to get the Chequers agreement through parliament in November or December, with both hard-core Brexiteers and Labour MPs promising to vote against her and the possibility of a complete paralysis in parliament looming.
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The visuals match the throwback vibe of the song, with Kelela rocking a variety of looks, including a Hard Core-era Lil Kim-esque ensemble (complete with tiny shades, duh), and a chainmail dress which most of us could only dream of pulling off.
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Withdrawal would do far more than simply roil the U.S. markets; it would profoundly alter U.S. alliances, test a crucial national security partnership in Asia, and could result in the election of a hard core leftist (and no friend to the USA) in Mexico.
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One does not have to be a hard-core Marxist to entertain the idea that finance is not, and did not evolve as, a neutral tool to improve the operation of the free market — itself an ethically colorless state of nature in human relations.
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Microsoft is competing fiercely against Sony in the console market, which has lost some of its shine as new forms of play — such as mobile games — come to the fore, but which remains a lucrative area with a dedicated demographic of hard-core gamers.
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"Many of these individuals are hard-core terrorists, with the kinds of expertise — bomb-making, leadership and propaganda — that had made ISIS such a threat to the United States and our allies," Warner and Collins wrote, referring to the estimated 10,000 captured ISIS fighters.
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She entered hard-core pornography at age 18 in 2006 and quickly dispelled stereotypes about the industry with her petite, plastic surgery-free frame, a penchant for sex acts that surprised even the jaded porn industry, and a voracious interest in art and literature.
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Obviously, L.L.Bean's Wildcat boots aren't ones you'd choose if you live in a mild climate or a city where you have to look your best, but out in rural areas where you really need a good pair fo hard-core boots, these are perfect.
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And while that didn't damage him during a phase of the presidential race in which extremists and hard-core partisans hold sway, it could alienate swing voters at this point of the general election, all the more so because his opponent is a woman.
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In late July, Mr. McGowan's current incarnation of the Cro-Mags played a free show in Tompkins Square Park in Manhattan to benefit Gary Miller, better known as Dr. Know, the ailing guitarist of the Bad Brains, another legend of the hard-core scene.
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The Brady piece eventually grew into " Big Game: The N.F.L. in Dangerous Times " (Penguin), an exploration of Leibovich's unease about being a hard-core football fan—someone who knows he should not feel so emotionally beholden to whether the New England Patriots win or lose.
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Still, Mr. Trump has a lot to prove in the race: He is only now being subjected to withering, well-funded attack ads, and Mr. Cruz notched another small-state win in Idaho, again proving the tenacity of his support with hard-core conservatives.
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In this way, the Cursed Child works on a bunch of different levels — it'll be easy, fast-paced fun for people who aren't that familiar with the franchise, while hard-core fans will relish the absolute nostalgia-fest that's cleverly contained within the story.
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At the N.Y.U. panel, the Indonesian designer Dian Pelangi showed a video by Hijup, a Muslim fashion store, that showcased herself, a member of a hard-core band known for social critique and a martial artist who all pursue their passions while wearing the hijab.
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There are many hard-core re-enactors — the kind of people who want to know what it felt like to march 25 miles in disintegrating shoes, sleep in ditches and subsist on hardtack and rancid salt pork — who eschew Gettysburg as a mainstream event.
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In 1956, with a hard core of 20,000 or so surviving members, the party was dealt a fatal blow when the Soviet leader, Nikita Khrushchev, delivered a "secret speech" to the 20th party congress in Moscow, denouncing his predecessor, Stalin, as a bloody mass murderer.
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Law and jurisprudence changed once and can change again, and while you can find anything somewhere on the internet, making hard-core porn something to be quested after in dark corners would dramatically reduce its pedagogical role, its cultural normalcy, its power over libidos everywhere.
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An hour or so before kickoff, McCourt — in that fresh-pressed shirt — walked along the running track that surrounds the field at Stade Louis II. His route to his seat took him past the corner in which his club's hard-core supporters had gathered.
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So while Democrats fight for progress and justice on racial issues, we cannot be dismissive or scornful of voters who do not share precisely the same views or beliefs, but who nonetheless want an alternative to the hard-core misogyny, nativism and racism of Trump.
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"Because the hard-core campus left has conflated any political speech with the worst kind of speech, the response has become, 'All speech is fine,'" said Ben Shapiro, a conservative writer and speaker who has sometimes found himself the target of angry eruptions at universities.
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It is not easy to square Madureira's reputation as the controversial, firebrand commander of an army of 5,000 hard-core fans with the relaxed, engaging character who arrived at F.C. Porto's Estádio do Dragão for an interview on a sunny Thursday morning in April.
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You don't have to be a hard-core prescriptivist to oppose the loose way in which the word "literally" is so often used these days (after all, if "literally" stops meaning "literally" we don't have another word in English that can take over this meaning).
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Under his leadership, the group wasn't hard-core enough for veterans of the movement, yet remained too far out on the fringe for younger adherents, said Brian Levin, who heads the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino.
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Under his leadership, the group wasn't hard-core enough for veterans of the movement, yet remained too far out on the fringe for younger adherents, said Brian Levin, who heads the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino.
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While we can imagine that there will a significant number of hard core sports fans who will embrace a well-designed product with a sufficient volume of incremental content, we think it remains too early alter forecasts by much to account for the product.
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Wong addresses something else, which has remained virtually unexplored, not just in comedy but in pop culture at large: the terrifically hard-core female experience of reproduction—the part that comes after the sex that so many women have already publicly declared they want.
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Several restaurants are clustered around West 125th Street and Malcolm X Boulevard (still called Lenox Avenue by hard-core Harlemites), and still the beating heart of Harlem, with one outlier on a corner of St. Nicholas Avenue that once hosted an unmemorable Chinese restaurant.
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An outcome of particular interest to Graham, at the moment, is getting re-elected to a fourth Senate term in South Carolina, where Trump owns commanding approval numbers, especially among the hard-core Republicans who in the past questioned Graham's devotion to their conservative cause.
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But while some hard-core fans are indeed tapping into advanced features of virtual assistants, like controlling the lights in their homes, for the most part, "people are still using these speakers for very routine tasks," said Michael J. Wolf, the founder of Activate.
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" He added it was difficult to estimate accurately as it's hard to "distinguish between hard core fighters, versus those who were joining when the organization was on the march, versus those who will leave when things get hard, versus those who have been pressed into service.
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Demand concerns, credibility questions, and messaging/communication (including a recent email announcing "hard core" cost cuts) have weighed on TSLA shares in recent weeks, and we think it could take several weeks/months for the narrative to shift (shareholder meeting on June 11 potentially a catalyst).
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Republicans nominated a candidate who has flouted a whole host of conservative orthodoxies, but retains the undying support of a hard core of Republican voters because of one stance: his overt hostility to non-whites, including Latinos, blacks, and Muslims with origins in the Middle East.
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Thing are changing, the audience is younger, hard core is coming up and it's a more extreme form of punk,' and I liked that kind of music, but I thought if we're gonna play this music, we need to distance ourselves from that side of the scene.
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But the demographics of gun ownership remain lopsided, and when it comes to the hard-core activist element of the NRA, the scales tip decidedly in the direction of cliché demographic markers that describe Trump's core supporters and the audiences for Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh.
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But government officials like Deputy Assistant Secretary of State George Kent and Ambassador William Taylor are not first responders; they are hard core and extremely capable diplomats on the very front of our nation's representation in the world, our best defenders of democracy and our nation's interests.
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"That makes reviews by the hard core fans of the Super Mario series... important, as they will be behind the general opinion on the game that should take shape fairly soon after its release," Takao Suzuki, a Daiwa Securities analyst, said in a note this week.
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READ: Parents are begging Hong Kong police to let their kids leave a besieged university campus A hard core of about 50 protesters, some armed with weapons like bows and arrows, remained on the campus Wednesday, resisting surrendering to police who have blockaded the university since Sunday.
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This would signify a simultaneous rejection of Trump the man and an endorsement of Trumpian politics from some of his most hard-core supporters, marking an evolution in the nativist, anti-establishment movement that Trump kicked off two years ago and that now threatens to eclipse him.
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He began posting songs to SoundCloud that he'd recorded on his cellphone in his sophomore year, as much a fan of Future, Soulja Boy and Tyler, the Creator, as of pop-punk and melodic hard-core bands like Escape the Fate, Bullet for My Valentine and Panic!
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The watchmaker uses it as an opportunity to promote its ultratechnical watches, which cost as much as $2 million, to the wealthy "yachties" who descend on the island for a week of hard-core racing that, this year, will see 52 boats compete in five classes.
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Linda Williams, a porn media scholar at University of California, Berkeley, and author of the 1989 book Hard Core, also points out that "Kinsey did not seek for the films" in his collection "to be representative, either of pornography" or the sexual practices at the time.
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For all the focus on appealing to moderates, the campaign is also engaging the president's hard-core supporters with Facebook ads warning of the danger of undocumented "aliens" and their "invasion" of the U.S., and decrying "the impeachment hoax," while also promoting polarizing policies like curtailing immigration.
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"He was a hard-core rocker and also a firefighter with a baby seat in the back of his minivan," Mayor Bill de Blasio said in his eulogy, quoting a friend's description of Firefighter Tolley, who died on duty with the New York City Fire Department.
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As a literary theme, it's about as played out as a dog barking in the distance on a dark and stormy night, but sometimes, miraculously, a writer manages to breathe some new life into the subject, even if it takes some hard-core CPR to do it.
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