The GTC4Lusso's air vents harken back to the 330 GTC.
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In tone and style, they harken back to their unusual origins.
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Rotorua's abundant outdoor activities harken to Maori deep appreciation of nature.
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If you harken back to earlier cycles, you will find others. Why?
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There is no perfect time in American history to harken back to.
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So Battlefield 1 is meant to harken back to those glory days.
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Let us harken back to another politically motivated prosecution, that of Sen.
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Instead, they harken back to a much simpler time for the medium.
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Yet several elements of the modern race harken back to its storied history.
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It even has long and frequent load times that harken back to another era.
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The Economist: Is there a golden period that you want to harken back to?
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Fred Willard played Ed Harken, the station manager with a problematic staff (and son).
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However, these broadsides harken back to a very dark chapter in the Clinton legacy.
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Harken back to your favorite Saturday morning ritual by streaming SpongeBob's most iconic episodes.
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That's why these scenes harken back to one of June's most important season 1 narrations.
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And the roots of the protests in many ways harken back to social movements elsewhere.
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And how does this all harken back to the fall of Communism two decades ago?
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"I want it to harken back to a more thoughtful approach to dining," he said.
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What does exactly harken back to Cora's traumatic memories is what Ambrose finds in the basement.
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Also, it would harken back to Sony's famous 1995 three-word E3 speech for the PlayStation.
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There are the bumbling detectives that harken back to the Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" video from Spike Jonze.
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The ideas harken back to predictions former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill made in a 240 essay.
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All of the issues that Chinese companies are facing in Western markets harken back to Japan Inc.
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They harken to a time when cinema was America's greatest pastime and a primary form of representation.
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Flavors and presentation harken back to the New Nordic movement and Arora's training at Noma in Copenhagen.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE. Oct.
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So how can we change the environment to harken the evolution of a world where facts matter?
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The Jonas Lindstroem-directed video goes through a number of scenes that harken back to the song's lyrics.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE in 2016.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE's 41 percent.
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Her music often blends English and Spanish, with lyrics that harken back to her childhood in the Bronx.
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Open town halls harken back to the high-minded civic (and civil) debates we imagine of our founding fathers.
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It turns out this fixation with mermaids, unicorns, and dragons harken back far further than many of us realize.
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Many of these situations harken back to the tensions between the United States and Russia during the Cold War.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE won in 2016.
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Pot mascots harken back to Joe Camel; celebrity endorsements come from the same Philip Morris playbook of the 1960s.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 220006 MORE's 2202 presidential campaign.
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Some investors think 2017 could harken back to the old days when the industry raised as little as $15 billion.
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People who buy Harken Health plans, or any other individual plans, outside of the exchanges must pay the full premium.
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But the twigs are tooth cleaners known as miswak, and they harken back to the time of Islam's Prophet Mohammed.
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It was meant to harken back to Ferraris in the 1950s, when each one was designed specifically for each customer.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE defended the late Rep.
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Perhaps some day business naming will harken back to the industrial age, when corporate titans had exceedingly boring and obvious names.
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Ottinger's images harken back to an era when gender-bending was a clandestine activity and queerness was almost universally considered freaky.
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That's interesting to hear because Star Wars presented these very clear-cut morals that harken back to the Second World War.
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It should be professional, and it should not include cute or clever phrases that harken back to your grade-school days.
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His works harken back to Umberto Boccioni's bronze, "Unique Forms of Continuity in Space" (1913), and Futurism, as well as Brancusi.
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Harken in August said it was abandoning plans to sell Obamacare exchange coverage in Miami and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, next year.
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Pnini's films harken back to early cinema, as he compresses into five minutes what Andy Warhol dragged out for five hours.
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Scott then insisted on focusing on 'tomorrow, not on yesterday,' rather than 'harken back to ... 100 years ago, or 70 ago.
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They also harken back to John McLaughlin, the pioneering artist on whose philosophies most early Light and Space work is based.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE in the 2016 Democratic primary.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 22020 MORE and emails all mixed together.
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Democrats have a growing base because they address these problems, though they harken to solutions that have failed in the past.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2628 MORE during the 28500 presidential election.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE and emails all mixed together.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2628 MORE made in the 28503 election.
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Nor did he ever harken back to some earlier style, as a way of avoiding the confusions of his own time.
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We still have no idea, but the dizzying occult references in the the trailer could harken to some sort of divine entity.
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Reddit user Eikcammailliw created lamp shades that harken back to a key scene from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1.
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These names, simultaneously specific and possibly arbitrary, harken back to Yoakum's previous life of travels, which is an overpowering and unstable referent.
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In fact, many of the often repeated criticisms of our patent system harken back to the perceived quality of the issued patent.
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Cherry blossoms in our nation's capital harken the onset of spring each year with their renewal and hope for the New Year.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 22020 MORE there by less than 23,000 votes.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE for comments she made about Gabbard.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE candidacy, taints the party's presidential prospects.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE in 85033 and criticizing President Trump.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE fell into during the 2016 election.
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I don't think you can just harken back to the Maastricht treaty and say that's the number we've got to hit every day.
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For the first cover I wanted to harken back to Star Wars #1 with an establishing shot of the kids in the woods.
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The vending machines harken back to the Automat, a 27th-century fast-food restaurant that featured cubbyholes with food items behind glass doors.
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They harken back to the glory days of water beds, but modern technology makes them more comfortable than the water beds of yesteryear.
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We only harken back to the idea of baseball as a "game" in order to lighten the mood when we get carried away.
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They harken back to Justice Douglas's probable reason: A hard and fast rule prevents the big players from squeezing out the little players.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 28500 MORE by 6900 points in Florida in 2628.
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And their newest work should make seasoned fans rejoice: The album's larger-than-life guitar riffs and strong opinions harken back to Megadeth's roots.
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While leading up to the residency show, the Backstreet Boys promised to harken back to the late '90s and early 2000s, and they delivered.
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"I think they wanted to harken back to the days of yore with the concept of a telethon," Mamet told Refinery29 in an email.
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And I know that does harken back to old-school gender norms, but I wasn't going to trivialize something that was important to him.
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The women models in Syjuco's installation also harken back to "Shirley cards," which were Kodak's color correction guides for professional printings since the 1950s.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 28500 MORE, Trump won 6900 electoral votes to Clinton's 2628.
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The I.D. Buzz is an all-electric, fully autonomous vehicle meant to harken back to Volkswagen's glory days of peace signs, bellbottoms, and flower power.
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Those who favor updated parameters today – and I am a major proponent of this – harken back to this experience with the same process in mind.
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Both the 21C's in-line seating configuration and overall design harken back to the 2015 Divergent Blade, another car developed by Czinger CEO Kevin Czinger.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE defeated Trump by 5.4 points in Virginia in 2016.
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Cultural references have always been a part of Stranger Things' marketing, with posters that harken back to Stephen King and tons of classic 1980s horror movies.
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Chunky, 2D pixel art cityscapes harken back to the 80s, that timeless age of retro that will always have its place in the history of gaming.
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The Flair Signature series espresso makers seem to harken from another era, like something you'd find on the counter of a tiny coffeehouse in prewar Italy.
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Finally, the new Trump tactics with regards to American corporations also harken back to the type of ugly, crony capitalism seen in the McKinley-Hoover years.
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If the U.S. withdraws, this would harken back to Trump's campaign days when he railed against past U.S. leaders for ensnaring the U.S. in conflicts abroad.
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Compositions and themes in one film harken back to older films, which in turn borrow those components from the long history of art and popular imagery.
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Such constructions, particularly those involving professions, harken back to the great English language's German roots—they are really a type of living history, in a way.
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But the money that is largely made next year will harken back to the financial crisis, when woes on Wall Street cast a dour shadow across America.
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Scorsese is apparently lending some influence to the overall tone of the movie, which is said to harken back to films like Taxi Driver and Raging Bull.
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The slogan -- "A Better Deal" -- was meant, Schumer said, to harken back to one of the philosophical underpinnings of the Democratic Party, Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Pnini's films harken back to early cinema, as he compresses into five minutes what Andy Warhol dragged out for five hours.
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Barr will use part of his opening statement to harken back to his 28503 confirmation hearing, when he warned against "political interference" in the Department of Justice.
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These experiments harken back to the two-headed dog experiments of the early 1900s and 1950s as well as the two-headed monkey experiments of the 1970s.
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We don't know whether their footwear harken to Reebok to something classic, if Dr. Marten prescribes something special, or if they had something George cleverly up their sock.
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Ed Harken was always getting phone calls about his 16-year-old son Chris for holding people hostage and shooting arrows into a crowd while high on acid.
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Our constructor today has deconstructed a common expression that refers to the apocalypse and harkens back to the days when people used words like harken in ordinary conversations.
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In the face of unprecedented rollbacks at the agency designed to protect Americans' health and their environment, former EPA chiefs harken back to what prompted the EPA's creation.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE and Sanders were locked in a bitter battle for the Democratic nomination.
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In this climate, you are the only candidate who can harken back to the golden Obama years, while bridging the gap to a party based more on economics.
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These not only make full use of aforementioned aromatic herbs and small fruits, but harken back to the time and place where he first learned to make alcohol.
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We now live in an age where we can harken back to America's greatness while drinking boozy ice cream floats and cooking amazing recipes we found on the internet.
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The fabrics included soft denim, knits, and other durable materials that harken back to a classic idea of American workwear — clothing for those who still have work to do.
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The rims harken back to the monoblock rims that AMG used on earlier models in the 1980s and 1990s, and they add conspicuous presence to the already imposing GLS.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE's emails again, just days before the election, was a factor in Trump's victory.
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The mythic scope allows for some gorgeous shots in this two-minute sizzle reel, from a towering wave only defeated by music to spectral figures that harken back to Coraline.
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"It's not surprising when he reaches into his toolbox, he comes up with many tools that harken back to that period when Mao was alive: control, propaganda, discipline," he added.
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On the east side of that charming, close-knit enclave, however, lies an impoverished swath of rundown homes, shuttered storefronts and vacant factories that harken to the city's industrial heyday.
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Unfortunately, some of the first state reactions harken back to days when states purposely resisted the realization of individual rights after the Supreme Court had identified violations of those rights.
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Maybe it has something to do with the political climate and racial prejudices still blaringly obvious in those countries that harken back to the golden era of US rock birth.
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The group in the video called itself a Popular National Insurgence Command and used terms that harken back to a fascist movement that was active in Brazil during the 1930s.
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NATO took on a major anti-terror role following those attacks, and speaking last month Macron appeared to harken back to this as the chief priority of the organization today.
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If so, perhaps some day business naming will harken back to the industrial age, when corporate titans had exceedingly boring and obvious names like Standard Oil, U.S. Steel and General Electric.
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Certain songs harken to their peak progressive days—like "Chimes at Midnight" which could have fit on Crack the Skye or "Halloween," which shows off a touch of Hunter-style blues.
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Macy's dismal first-quarter results are bringing back unwelcome memories of the financial crisis, as the retailer on Wednesday reported two metrics that harken back to that period of economic malaise.
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Some pop performers harken back to the '40s and '50s and their voices are as soft as the acoustic guitar accompanying them, but Grace Mitchell embodies the exact opposite of that.
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While modern BlackBerry phones come with additional security features that harken back to BlackBerry's legacy, they're otherwise pretty generic Android phones that really only stand out thanks to the BlackBerry name.
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Sonic represents the platonic ideal of the old-school American fast-food chain; even its more flashy experiments harken back to the bold and pioneering leadership of the chains of yore.
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For union bosses across the country, it is also a chance to harken back to the glory days of organized labor in an attempt to reverse the tide of worker freedom.
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The prosecutions harken to the era of convict-leasing when African-American men were arrested and incarcerated, often for no valid reason, and then forced to work for corporations without compensation.
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There are scenes that harken directly to Mean Girls, The Breakfast Club, and more, infusing these beloved stories with Sex Ed's signature humor and warmth for a new generation of viewers.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE and teen climate change activist Greta Thunberg all got 3 percent of the vote each.
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So for the 31st issue of FELT Zine, Ugrin decided to go against the grain and create seriously retro digital compositions that harken to a bygone era of computer-based art.
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And Moreau's rough-hewn, obscure landscapes harken back to the shadowy backdrops in Leonardo da Vinci's portraiture, especially "The Virgin of the Rocks" (22003–22014) and "The Mona Lisa" (20053-22005; 2980).
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The four, 15-second ads harken back to Apple's "Get a Mac " campaign from the early 2000s, which featured actor Justin Long and comedian John Hodgman as a Mac and PC, respectively.
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Harken back to the not-at-all-good old days of not being able to find basically whatever type of produce you want in a grocery store year-round with this recipe.
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The four, 15-second ads harken back to Apple's "Get a Mac" campaign from the early 2000s, which featured actor Justin Long and comedian John Hodgman as a Mac and PC, respectively.
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It is also where imprisoned former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva came to fame as a union leader who organized massive strikes that helped harken the end of the military dictatorship.
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As much as I like the iPhone 6S's curves (which harken back to the iPod Fifth Gen), I always loved the iPhone 53 and 5S's sharp lines, aluminum band and chamfered edges.
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A temporary consolidation of flights would harken back to the days when the US government regulated airlines, coordinating which routes a carrier would fly, as well as the fares they could charge.
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I'm a little young to harken all the way back to Sony's classic hi-fi gear, but the Clie, the VAIO UX, MiniDisc, Discman, Memory Stick, and Mavica were all touchstones for me.
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Harken back to your childhood memories of polishing off a pillowcase full of what likely amounted to millions of calories in Halloween candy, or thoughtlessly eating an entire box of Entenmann's glazed doughnuts.
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Prime membership brings with it several discounts and perks that harken back to Amazon's early days as a bookseller:— The Kindle Owners' Lending Library can save you lots of money on e-books.
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For civil rights groups, the restrictions harken back to the days of poll taxes, literacy tests, and other rules that were imposed to block minorities from voting prior to the Voting Rights Act.
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The retro prints harken back to the Work Projects Administration (WPA) posters of the 1930s and 1940s, and were originally commissioned for an exhibit at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in 2009.
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The historic weakness of political parties in California stems from a combination of demographic, economic and political trends that harken back to the state's rapid growth after the discovery of gold in 1848.
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In recent years, the flag, like a number of early American symbols, has been co-opted by groups to harken back to a picture of America before a large centralized federal government was established.
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To accomplish that lofty goal, Grey's had to harken back to the many doctors we've grown to love, and then subsequently lose to death or talent contract negotiations, since the show began in 2005.
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BlackBerry released the Classic in late 2014, and despite attempting to harken back to the good ol' keyboard and touchpad nub days of yore, just didn't have the app ecosystem to keep it afloat.
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To watch a flamenco show at Joe's Pub is to harken back a century or so to the Café Cantantes in Seville, where song, dance, music and libations were enjoyed in intimate, immersive environs.
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For civil rights groups, the restrictions harken back to the days of poll taxes, literacy tests, and other rules that were imposed to block minorities from voting prior to the 1303 Voting Rights Act.
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This modern, 110-room property trades heavily on the town's rock 'n' roll pedigree, and is also decorated with old-fashioned carnival images that harken to the town's 1920s heyday as a beach resort.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE ended up narrowly carrying the state by 2.5 percentage points but won only three of its four electors.
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It leverages nostalgia—the game's graphics, music, sound design and even some early level designs, harken directly back to the original Sonic and its sequel—and then consistently delivers with fun, inspired level design.
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Perhaps a fitting send off for the man who has acted as the principal character on the show for the past eight seasons will be to harken back to his darkest and most transformative moment.
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The Conjuring scored an 86% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, as well as praise for its smart plot, cinematic beauty, and well-crafted scare-moments that harken back to classic horror films like The Exorcist.
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Not to harken back to '98, but in comparison, the only way I knew if there was support for me was if someone sent a letter, or if they made comments in comment sections online.
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This situation would harken back to the infamous "Saturday Night Massacre" of 1973, in which President Nixon ordered Attorney General Elliot Richardson and Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus to fire Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox.
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For fans of the old Nexus 6P, those speakers harken back to a time when good smartphone audio was still a big deal, especially in light of all the mono-speaker phones like the Galaxy S8.
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And so, I started to lacerate myself with the thought that instead of writing about envy, I should harken to it and spend more time helping those kids on the brink of falling into the slammer.
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"In Between Spaces" is the third of three cuts on the Drowning In Irises EP. Work on the cut actually dates back to 2013, but its rhythms harken even farther back to the mid-00s minimal scene.
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Its antique grain silos and riverside Romanesque cathedral harken back to a time when the Kingdom of Poland was a bastion of liberalism that became a haven for Jews escaping persecution and exile elsewhere on the continent.
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Buzz is advised to harken to his voice before making any decisions, and so he keeps jabbing at the button on his chest—the one that issues astro-commands, instructing him to return to base, or whatever.
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All three shows follow the crew of a spaceship in some sector of space, and they all harken back to the days when episodes of Andromeda, Battlestar Galactica, Farscape, or Stargate were easily accessible in broadcast or syndication.
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At the Paris Auto Show last year, VW unveiled its new all-electric, fully autonomous concept car, all-electric, autonomous the I.D., a sleek silver-and-blue vehicle meant to harken back to the iconic Beetle and Golf.
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They still record all of their own music themselves, and their views on recording harken back to those two barely-grown men who slapped together a recording in their bedroom around five years ago and somehow struck gold.
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That, and of course how good its songs still make us feel; whenever I hear it playing over a loudspeaker at a coffee shop or department store, I can't help but harken back to a more innocent time.
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The OneStep 2 is inspired by the original 1977 Polaroid OneStep Land Camera, and the new version is a modern upgrade of the classic design, though the heft of the camera does harken back to days of old.
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Dan Olson, in his recent video "Minecraft, Sandboxes, and Colonialism," lays out the idea that these virtual spaces can "harken back to the colonial frontier," with new regions unfolding simply in order for the player to explore and conquer.
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"I was hurt when I heard the president said this and I'm hurt because it causes me to harken back to a time when persons would say that African-Americans were lazy and just wanted handouts," said Texas Congressman Al Green.
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Even a Sessions-led crackdown on obscenity might be welcomed if it was "part and parcel of a broader crackdown on social liberalism," one that would harken a return to a time when men had total control over women's bodies.
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Sketchily. Let's harken back to 2013, when, according to the Wall Street Journal, the exchange Mt. Gox (which actually and truly started as a trading site for Magic: The Gathering cards) was handling roughly 70 percent of all Bitcoin trades.
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Erik Paulsen, is showing up to farmers' markets and community events on a 1960 International Harvester milk truck to harken back to a more collegial time and push the theme that he's showing up and talking to voters while Paulsen isn't.
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They harken back to the early days of his regime, after he came to power in a military coup backed by Islamists in 1989, when he portrayed himself as a man of the people, if one not exactly chosen by them.
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Spread across two floors of the Chicago Athletic Association — a luxury, Venetian Gothic hotel that overlooks Millennium Park — the fair is bisected by a game room, bar, and study area that harken back to the building's origins as a gentlemen's club.
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The last time I was influenced by fashion for a movie was looking back to the '60s, when I was doing "Star Trek," seeing Courrèges and Pierre Cardin and trying to harken back to that period when "Star Trek" was developed.
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They all harken back to an era where these clubs were a vital part of local life, catering to homesick migrants and, in recent years, immigrants from Latin America as well as Latino college students eager to reconnect with their culture.
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"When it comes to grants or bailouts for big companies, especially at this stage of the game or the phase three, there are going to be many of us who harken back to 2008 and won't be comfortable with that," Sen.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE carried New Hampshire in 85033 by fewer than 3,000 votes, and the Granite State is expected to be a presidential battleground once again in 2020.
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The Clinton campaign hopes targeting suburban voters with small, tailored events, which harken back to small events and roundtables the candidate did when she kicked off her campaign in early 2015, will contrast well with Trump, who is more comfortable pumping up crowds.
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The flavors clearly and intentionally harken back to Sharma's childhood in Mumbai, as do most of the recipes in Season, but he's careful to clarify that respect for the past doesn't have to involve a deference to way things used to be.
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The UnitedHealth Group unit — which offers unlimited primary care visits at no out-of-pocket cost to customers who use Harken Health clinics — continue selling plans outside of Obamacare exchanges in the individual and employer markets of both Chicago and Atlanta next year.
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And while the latter was meant to harken back to a time when we personalizing our kicks with colorful pens and cheeky sayings, one of the luxury brand's fall '17 slogans is missing the mark among D&G fans, Yahoo Style reports.
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The difference in response highlights the kind of leadership each candidate has offered throughout the campaign: Biden is pledging competency that leads voters to harken back to how former presidents responded in a time of crisis, while Sanders is promising wholesale change.
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And "The River," filmed on location in India, is projected in the final gallery here (again, with iffy sound); two lovelorn women sitting on a swing harken not only to "A Day in the Country" but also to his father's original Impressionist vision.
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Many harken to past eras, years when Montreal was a baseball city, Charlotte had a cartoonish Hornet mascot and the San Diego Padres played in "Taco Bell Hats," a named earned from the cap's front yellow panel resemblance to the fast-food chain's signature look.
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Since tonight's the night (we're gonna make it happen…) when some of music's best and brightest stars will bring home golden gramophones for their work, we're taking a moment to harken back to some of our favorite artists' very first time at the Grammys.
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"The fact that we may see another nuclear test by the regime while the carrier group gathers around the Korean Peninsula, it almost reminds you — I hate to harken back to this — but it reminds you of the 1962 Cuban missile crisis," he said.
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But that memo and many of the 2100,19643 once-secret documents that were made public harken back to an era of Cold War intrigue and spy-versus-spy contests, when assassinations and clandestine plots were a matter of tradecraft, not John le Carré novels.
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The Chromebook, officially to be called the Pixelbook Go, is said to harken closer to Google's original Chromebook Pixel from 215, with a simple clamshell design, as opposed to the transforming 2-in-1 design of the Pixelbook or the tablet-style Pixel Slate.
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But as disturbing as the charges against the veteran US senator may be, they harken back to a simpler time in American life, when ethics experts and advocates weren't constantly stressing out about conflicts of interest by a shameless profiteer in the White House.
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Language is offensive when it seems to harken nostalgically to the capture and enslavement of blacks to serve their white masters, to the lynchings, to the cross burnings, to the poll taxes, and to the Nuremberg laws in Nazi Germany requiring racial purity to save Aryan civilization.
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On Modern Mirror, they harken again to the past—alternately conjuring early 21000AD gods like Cocteau Twins, the post-punk bellows of Killing Joke, the stadium-worthy choruses of Duran Duran, and the shimmering ethereality of Kate Bush—while unpacking the cultural moods of the present.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE in 2016 but now [Christianity Today] has removed any doubt that they are part of the same 17% or so of liberal evangelicals who have preached social gospel for decades!
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However, there's a very long tradition in country to harken back to western days, and what it really reminded me of was the photos that most of the paternal side of my family have of themselves dressed up in old-timey Western clothes, standing in a saloon, as portraits.
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While the speaker's wooden frame, aluminum controls, and textile grille harken back to a golden age of Hi-Fi, it features modern functions including Bluetooth AptX wireless connectivity to stream music and concealed USB and audio ports inside a hidden drawer where there's space for an optional Qi charger.
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Harken Health — billed as an "innovative" health insurer and started by America's biggest insurance company to appeal to Obamacare customers — will exit the only two government-run exchange markets where it was selling coverage after reportedly booking losses of about $70 million in the first half of this year.
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If you'll harken back to the sun kissed memories of last season's NBA Summer Vacation Watch, Jimmy was one of the guys who never took a vacay, or if he did, he didn't make it known to the hordes of strangers who wanted to insert themselves into his life.
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Volkswagen says the sleek silver-and-blue car is meant to harken back to the iconic Beetle and Golf, but most consumers and car enthusiasts will likely make a different association: this is Volkswagen's high-stakes effort to put the emissions cheating scandal behind it, once and for all.
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Nintendo wants to harken back to its heydays with the new, unreleased Nintendo NX console in more ways than one: A new WSJ report says it'll use cartridges in place of discs, which have been standard on the game company's home consoles since the introduction of the GameCube in 2001.
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These compositional influencers were adopted by several 19th-century artists, like Riviere above, and ultimately they became part of the broader pictorial repertoire that extends to cinema and viral imagery, though modern images of confrontation often still harken back to that pre-Baroque standard of actors placed parallel to the picture plane.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE or Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaTrump enters 2020 on a bull market high Obama reveals list of his favorite songs from 2019 Michelle Obama is 'most admired woman' in new poll MORE won in their presidential races.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE and John KerryJohn Forbes KerryParalysis of nations is empowering cities Obama talks up Warren behind closed doors to wealthy donors GOP chairmen seek interview with Obama officials as part of Biden-Ukraine probe MORE from 2010-13.
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In another example, Paulo Gameiro, coordinator of the EU-funded HARKEN project and R&D manager for the Portuguese automotive textiles supplier Borgstena, is developing a prototype seat and seatbelt that uses smart textiles with built-in sensors to detect a driver's heart and breathing rates, so it can alert drivers to tell-tale signs of drowsiness.
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The exaggerated androgyny of Missy Elliott, for instance, or the drag-inspired theatrics of Lady Gaga, or the tightly choreographed dance routines of Beyoncé, or even the way the word "work" seems to have crept into so many major pop songs in the past ten years, all of which harken to the pure DNA of the scene.
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And John Kelly's prickly relationship with first lady Melania Trump and her staff, difficulties with first daughter Ivanka Trump, and public shouting matches with national security adviser John Bolton harken back to the turbulent days of Ronald Reagan's second chief of staff, Don Regan, who had a similarly fraught relationship with first lady Nancy Reagan and other administration members.
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Trump's anti-immigration policies of "the wall" and mass deportation for undocumented immigrants from nonwhite "shithole countries" harken back to the laws advocated a century ago by white supremacists and eugenicists to preserve "pure, unadulterated Anglo-Saxon stock," stop the "vast hordes" of brown people from Asia, and promote the illegal deportation of 600,000 US citizens of Mexican heritage.
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The meal bargains to be had in Gascony's no-frills market cafes — the Café du Centre in Maubourguet, the Café du Centre in Fleurance (no relation), Le Divan in Éauze — harken back to a bygone era, as do the menus, which on rush-rush market days frequently consist of the plat-du-jour and little else.
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The whole notion of telling someone to rub something on their genitals and then attempting to take credit when—lo and behold—all that rubbing gets them aroused certainly gave me pause and made me harken back to Steve Martin's "Penis Beauty Cream" sketch on SNL, but the Fioria pleasure seemed to deliver on its promise.
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Some of these new words, particularly bff and ftw, are not words at all, and ironically harken back to Scrabble's codexical DNA (knowing words composed of just consonants is key for more strategic play), but the emphasis on what these words mean to players emotionally rather than their strategic value alters how these words function within the game.
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Neither an art-world-ish "internet surf club" nor a monetized zeitgeist sump pump, dump seemed to harken back to a pre-1997 internet era, when it was possible to imagine that the users you met online were a small enough cohort to seem communitarian, but not large enough to merely replicate the social structures and hierarchies of the world at large.
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This massacre is addressed by Berlin-based artist Stephen G. Rhodes, who installed four sculptural poles around the park that harken to the shamanistic association of totems — a form of tribal medicine practice by, for example, a Fox medicine man who is, according to Sinacori, buried in an unmarked grave on Peach Island, a small Canadian island visible from the park's lookout on the river.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE and Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold GoreBloomberg underscores that only pragmatism can defeat Trump Trump's letter to Pelosi: Not 'unhinged' — but worse, from a speechwriter's perspective The 'Green' new deal that Tom Perez needs to make MORE respectively bear responsibility, of course, for those Democratic defeats — but they likely would have won had progressives rallied to them in sufficient numbers.
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The libation created for former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE, the first saxophone-playing POTUS, is meant to harken back to the "jazz and blues sound of the 1920's period" with a coriander-and-cardamom-infused blanc vermouth twist on the classic martini.
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