Nevertheless, even in India, the outlook for coal is becoming hazier.
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Three months later, she began to sound hazier about what she wanted.
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As the sourcing grows hazier, you should probably add grains of salt accordingly.
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While the exhibition foregrounds this affiliation, it is hazier about Munch's personal politics.
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In "The Tear Drinkers," the boundary between human and alien is even hazier.
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From there, things get a little hazier for the singer and his friend.
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On the Republican side, the view may be hazier but landfall is visible.
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When it comes to sexual function, the effects of smoking are a little hazier.
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This morning is great for connecting, but expect things to get hazier this afternoon.
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But success relative to the amount spent on it, or relative to other schemes, is hazier.
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But with that comes an even hazier sense of what it means to be a hero in this universe.
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But his position on immigrants who are already in the country illegally had only gotten hazier in recent days.
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The song's first line is ''Drop out of life with bong in hand,'' and things only get hazier from there.
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But that's hazier, not like the office, which I could map onto a napkin if you lent me a pen.
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Exactly where you peg her lead — two points or six points or somewhere else — is a lot hazier than usual.
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Instead, it is something much more ambitious, with a much hazier time horizon: a project to build a new person.
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And unlike in the years before Mr. Trump, the lines between the party establishment and the right wing are now far hazier.
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But when whole grains are merely included in the food item—rather than being the only type of grain present—things get hazier.
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"I thought I knew exactly what I wanted and where I was going but, lately, I don't know, things seem hazier," she says.
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There is no clear front-runner, and the closer we get to the caucuses, the hazier the crystal ball seems to be getting.
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The color that dominates this episode, though, is pink — and not an eye-popping neon pink, but a softer, hazier, almost sickly shade.
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While Mifsud appears to have extensive ties to several important institutions in Russia, the Maltese native&aposs academic credentials in Britain are far hazier.
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He was someone who I could see a future with, it was just a little hazier than with some of the other guys left.
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Every remembrance portrayed onscreen has that uncanny memory-like aura; you remember the feeling of it so clearly, but the visual details are hazier.
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In a characteristic gesture, the glass pane is sensuously scarred with acid, and it diffuses a steel section behind into a less assertive, hazier apparition.
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But "rape" is now such a powerful and painful word that English-speakers have developed a hazier vocabulary to talk about and around it instead.
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Those days are decisively over, and in its place is a new Los Angeles art world with hazier boundaries, where local and global concerns overlap.
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"I thought I knew exactly what I wanted and where I was going, but, lately, I don't know, things seem hazier," Lorelia says in a voiceover.
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The portrait of potentially profligate travel is even hazier in Congress, where members have been dodging accountability for many years as the cost and frequency increases.
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Keeping the song's most integral part—its irresistible bassline—Kaytranada adds a metallic synth line to the chorus that gives the song a new, hazier feel.
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But unlike the nostalgia-laden remakes of It and Pet Sematary, these monsters are far hazier — well known in childhood, but blurred by the passage of time.
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But this is also a crucial time of year for you to reflect on mental wellness, especially this year, which brings a hazier, dreamier Gemini season than usual.
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But a "nation" is a hazier concept — a group of people bound together by some common characteristic, which may or may not match up precisely with state borders.
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He began singing on these albums, nursing a bashful falsetto that's hazier than Eddie Holman's and grainier than André 3000's; it's among the most arresting modern pop has to offer.
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While Slack's privacy policy allows companies to set up a schedule of how long messages can exist before they're deleted, issues such as subpoenas and court-allowed legal research are hazier.
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Co-author Solomon Hsiang, also of the University of California, Berkeley, said the findings were a surprise after some previous research suggested plants might grow better with hazier sunshine, especially crops in the shade.
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At 8:05 PM, the clock still says it's 8:45 PM. At some point, things get hazier and I've taken an Adderall and consumed the Catherine et Pierre Breton La Dilettante Vouvray Brut.
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With Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu facing proliferating challengers in a new election due in September and beset by corruption scandals, the hazier-than-ever peacemaking horizon with the Palestinians drew scant discussion in Israeli media.
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Those artists were in his field of vision, but the rush of brushwork that defines Impressionist painting—the erasure of the clean line in pursuit of a hazier reality—is alien to Debussy's crystalline technique.
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The long-term goal, however, is somewhat hazier—to hand off the $3 billion-a-year research lab to private industry partners, perhaps, or shut it down and get a private space station up and running.
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Instead of revealing unseen order and predictability in the world, technology has unleashed a cascade of forces that have made the world more volatile — and thus made the future hazier and more open to out-of-the-blue results.
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Silva altered the opacity of her photographs so they become exponentially hazier, until the final shot seems caught in the middle of a disappearing act — a pointed but not heavy-handed nod to the probable fate of the northern white rhinoceros.
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It doesn't help that, as some have pointed out, many national outlets are covering the topic with East-Coast-centric framing — marveling at glowing sunsets all the way in Washington, D.C., and hazier skies in New York — rather than focusing on the catastrophe in the fire's center.
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But their four coordinated red outfits have nothing to do with V-Day; they're playing up the aesthetic of their new album, Love Yes, a circus of vibrant, synth-driven tunes—a departure from the softer, hazier sonic aesthetic of their first two albums as a group.
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Others are hazier, as so much of the real side of pro wrestling tends to be—like the story of JBL taping a naked Charles Robinson to a golf cart and driving it around, or the way people "hear things" from friends in the impossibly insular pro wrestling world.
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Rated-E Mods Plus, unlike Nintendo's miniature console, building an emulator out of a Raspberry Pi means you can use any USB controller, run a much wider variety of games from more consoles, as well as offering the option to add more over time — although getting ROMs to use it is certainly legally hazier than buying Nintendo's preloaded box.
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Dr. Phil Danielson, a professor at the University of Denver's Department of Biological Sciences who specializes in DNA collection and analysis, says that while it may hold a pop culture-fueled importance in the minds of outside observers, the reality is much hazier in a homicide case like that of Shanann Watts and children Bella and Celeste, her kids with husband Chris.
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A semiautobiographical work, the novel channels such influences as David Markson and Lydia Davis, fusing obscure sports trivia, self-help manuals, the journals of Kafka and Virginia Woolf, philosophy, mythology, and athlete profiles (along with conversations with one's immigrant parents) to explore the hazier interstices where the self exists within our culture's dichotomies of mind and body, nerd and jock, ecstasy and defeat.
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The Domaine du Grand Hazier, an 18th-century home of a sugar planter and official French historical monument, has a large garden with fruit trees and tropical flowers. Festivals take place year round throughout the island.
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In the later half of her career, Model's work underwent a steep drop in print production. She hadn't stopped shooting photographs; she had simply stopped printing them. Much like some of the hazier details of her biography, the reason for this change has not been conclusively identified.
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As the submarine transited the ship channel from Pearl Harbor, Waddle noticed that the weather was "hazier than normal", but he thought that the haze would burn off shortly.Waddle, The Right Thing, p. 118–120. Greeneville reached its dive point south of Oahu () slightly later than scheduled, at 10:17, and submerged. The DVs were scheduled to be served lunch in two sittings, the first from 10:30 to 11:30 and the second from 11:30 to 12:30.
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From 1649, the islands became a colony exploited by the French West India Company which tried to establish agriculture. However, the inhospitable ground and the aridity of "Terre-de-Haut" halted this activity, though it persisted for a while on Terre-de-Bas, which was wetter and more fertile, under the orders of Sir Hazier du Buisson from 1652. In 1653, the Kalinagos slaughtered the French troops in Marie-Galante. Sir du Mé decided to respond to this attack by sending a punitive expedition against the tribes in Dominica.
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Mount Kimbie's early work drew from the contemporary UK dubstep scene while expanding beyond its typical scope. The Guardian described the pair as "leading an exploratory breakaway from bass- heavy dubstep towards a lighter, hazier style of electronica rich with drowsy ambience and chopped-up found sounds." According to Resident Advisor, in their work "dubstep is unraveled and reassembled from its brawny rhythms upward, connecting the dots between musique concrète, R&B;, hip-hop, drone and the midnight gospel sounds of Burial." In 2009, Pitchfork Media described their music as making use of "sped-up vocal samples, little tunnels of ambience, unimposing synth patches, and syncopated percussion that sounds like someone putting away the silverware," clarifying that "their rhythms are still dubstep in DNA-- deftly syncopated, slightly off-center, ambiguously danceable-- but most of what they lay on top of the beat sounds like it's being dragged out from places dubstep usually doesn't go: R&B;, post-rock, IDM".
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This change occurs in works that are done quickly and with great urgency, which increase in number, including landscapes and marine pieces such as Rocks and Water, La Cride, 1938, and some of his portraits, such as Evangeline, 1942. But it may also be observed in drawings such as South Wellfleet Inn, and Roses, both 1939, and in his larger studio paintings, where blurred areas are combined with more resolved details, as in the 40 × 50 inch Stranded Brig, 1934, and the large Composition with Still Life, 1933–37. Over time, Dickinson's small paintings and drawings tended to converge in style. Premier coup paintings evolve from early works with forms constructed in thick impasto to later ones with a generally thinner use of paint and hazier forms, but he continued the practice of building forms in paint patches rather than first drawing contours. By contrast, Dickinson's early drawings rely on firm contours and subtly nuanced shading to define clearly articulated forms, a style that gains greater economy and power from his study in Paris, as seen in Nude (Standing Nude, Hips and Legs), 1920, and in Esther Hill Sawyer, 1931, and then softens in the drawings of the 1930s (Nude #3, 1936).
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