But generally she hewed to a kind of populist folklore.
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The hard core of EOKA guerrillas hewed to the political right.
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"He completely hewed to his own weird path," Ms. Bechdel said.
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So far, however, elected local officials have mostly hewed to partisan lines.
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It hewed to a slick photorealism that was already tired in 2017.
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But Mr. Bird's version, which hewed to the original, was never published.
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The strategy developed by Ackerman and deployed for decades hewed to standard pattern.
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In that he hewed to an abiding sartorial rule: dress for your environment.
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To the end, they said, he hewed to his philosophy of "as it is."
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All very good, funny books, yes, but they hewed to the same autobiographical structure.
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Warren skillfully hewed to a moderate course while still sounding like a solid progressive.
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Presidents have hewed to some norms, and made and unmade others, ever since Washington.
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But so far, the world's industrialized nations haven't even hewed to this lackluster goal.
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With Flynn replaced by McMaster, Trump has mostly hewed to a more orthodox approach.
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Venezuela: Trump has hewed to the congressionally supported line of opposition to President Nicolás Maduro.
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Nonetheless, we did find a few that still hewed to the big, bold, oaky style.
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Fitzgerald's program in Georgia hewed to a similar line, albeit with a bit more disclosure.
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Juniors and seniors hewed to what you'd expect of the Pokemon—which is to say, children.
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As secretary of state, she hewed to President Obama's policies, but there were differences there, too.
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But as Muslim women worldwide have embraced more conservative clothing, Indonesians have hewed to the trend.
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Notable achievements As Obama's labor secretary, Perez hewed to his party's traditional focus on boosting labor standards.
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But, like so many other aspects of his presidency, Trump's ratings have not hewed to historical norms.
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Critic's Notebook Mark-André Hamelin explored a Russian wild side, while Paul Lewis hewed to core repertory.
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The season finale, "The Dragon and the Wolf," hewed to that formula from the very first frame.
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Ms. Russell's version was lighter, cleaner and just a bit younger, but it hewed to the formula.
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He has largely hewed to Republican ideas of more school choice and a smaller federal role in education.
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They mostly hewed to the U.S. military's doctrine for ground warfare, which lays down a six-phase operational scheme.
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Market participants in general said Powell hewed to a gradual increase in rates, yet some saw his remarks as hawkish.
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Though voting has mostly hewed to party lines, the debate here is not always ruled by the familiar partisan arguments.
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Nevertheless, Trump on Monday hewed to presidential precedent, striking a unifying sentiment during a solemn address at the White House.
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He hewed to that line even though Trump's meeting partners had expressly promised to deliver compromising information about Hillary Clinton.
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Hay fever so closely hewed to class lines, in fact, it was seen as a mark of civilization and refinement.
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Some of those early reforms, such as the introduction of a flat tax, hewed to a pro-market, neoliberal framework.
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Companies in the potential path of the hurricane hewed to a playbook established after years of experience with previous storms.
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Still, he told me he was surprised at how closely real events have hewed to the fictional events of his novel.
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On And Then There Were None, Carlson hewed to Church Of Misery's longstanding tradition of writing songs only about serial killers.
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" He said that if courts always hewed to stare decisis then "you would have some horrible decisions still on the books.
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The game changed quite a bit over the years, but through all the changes it always hewed to that underlying vision.
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Tillerson instead hewed to the White House line that the United States must deal with the totality of threats from Iran.
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It's true that for 25 years Kennedy has largely hewed to the Court's precedent in Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v.
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Or Mnuchin, who also hewed to an administration-wide predilection for requesting or using government planes instead of cheaper commercial ones.
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Since taking office, Mr. Trump has mostly hewed to conservative policies like repealing environmental regulations, cutting taxes and increasing military spending.
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Whatever the administration promises, the most likely outcome is that the economy remains hewed to its current trajectory of about 2% annual growth.
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Before Trump, every politician hewed to the same basic rule: You want as much positive coverage, and as little negative coverage, as possible.
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With this annual platform, Trump is expected to return to some of the themes he's hewed to ever since he declared his candidacy.
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Opposition parties and human rights groups say that despite Mr. Mnangagwa's promises of a new Zimbabwe, he has hewed to his predecessor's strategies.
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As the law profs' paper documents, some have hewed to the strict language of the statute and refused to remand cases to state court.
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In truth, both candidates hewed to a platform that closely resembled Sanders's own, supporting a $15 minimum wage and a single-payer healthcare system.
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China hewed to its standard playbook after the recent attacks on oil infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, calling for an investigation and not taking sides.
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His feature films hewed to a simple formula, depicting winter-sport athletes in challenging locales, leavened with wipeouts and shots of pretty female skiers.
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They are thought to have hewed to a policy of "castellano drecho" — straight or right Spanish — imbuing the language with a sense of purpose.
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Presidents generally respect this principle but not all—including Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Delano Roosevelt—have always hewed to the Supreme Court's line.
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For years, mainstream candidates have hewed to a narrow "pro-Israel" line, blaming the conflict on the Palestinians and pledging strong support for Israeli policy.
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He has hewed to the political right since his time in the United States, but in today's India, his right may not be right enough.
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Not that the poem, which hewed to a conventional rhyming meter, was one of his own favorites: "Damn My Captain," he reportedly said in 26690.
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" Japan's Olympic minister, Seiko Hashimoto, hewed to a similar script: "The I.O.C. and 2020 organizers are not at all considering canceling or postponing the Games.
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Even in the course of a Tuesday night concession speech in which he implicitly lambasted Trump, Marco Rubio hewed to the line of party loyalty.
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Most notably, the courts typically hewed to the view that a religious objection may not be used to undercut the rights of a third party.
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In the 15 years since, he's hewed to his conservative roots but moved warily on some cases to shield the reputation of the Supreme Court.
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Leaders from Theodore Roosevelt to Barack Obama hewed to a similar mainline standard for what is decent in public life and what is beyond the pale.
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Ms. Le Pen and her far-right National Front hewed to a hard protectionist, anti-European line and took a strongly nationalist position on French identity.
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Inside, walls, columns and floors were stripped down to the concrete, and all the new materials hewed to a strict palette of gray, black and white.
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"At this time, we are not considering any name change for the Verrazano Bridge," Mr. McKniff said in a statement that hewed to the one-z spelling.
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From the beginning, shortly after the government began its investigation, officials hewed to a single narrative, one that families, human rights lawyers and international officials openly questioned.
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The aide said it was included to ensure that the bill hewed to the chamber's strict reconciliation rules that limit the policies this health bill can include.
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Despite Gorsuch's textualist leanings, his questions in Harris Funeral Homes hewed to the most contentious issues that arise in the trans rights context: bathrooms, dress codes, and sports.
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World tours, fancy conferences, prestigious bylines and book contracts were bestowed on artists who hewed to political positions favored by the establishment, rather than on the most talented.
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He's cut taxes, rescinded environmental and financial regulations, hewed to the N.R.A. line on guns, increased military spending and declared a national emergency to fund his border wall.
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He rarely hewed to the official show calendar, preferring to reveal his work when he deemed it ready, as opposed to when retailers or the press demanded it.
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After the jarring news that a nerve agent had been brought to Salisbury, its community leaders hewed to that most English of strategies: Keep calm and carry on.
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There were teams that contained outsize personalities who hewed to their group's sedate norms, and others in which introverts came out of their shells as soon as meetings began.
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Both in their late 30s, the young men hewed to the "safe" consensus view and called for tighter spending, much to the predictable and misguided delight of the audience.
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The index, which at the time contained companies such as Eastman Kodak and Goodyear Tire, hewed to a close trading range until the middle of 245, before trending downward.
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While Mr. Martinez's organization has hewed to a hard line, it is having to contend with another union, the increasingly influential and more moderate French Democratic Confederation of Labor.
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Democrats seized on the proposal, characterizing it as Trump slashing Medicare benefits, even though the president largely hewed to his State of the Union promise to leave Medicare untouched.
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Great composers wrote vocal lines that hewed to the sounds and flow of the words in the libretto, and that bond is hard to mimic even in the best translations.
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For 21-odd years, she noted, US authorities have hewed to the theory that they should only take action against monopolies that harm "consumer welfare"—essentially, ones that raise prices.
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And he hewed to what was then a fringe view in the Conservative Party: the idea that Britain should drop entirely out of the European Union and all its institutions.
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For all the anti-Trump energy within the party — and the near-iconic status enjoyed by the likes of Warren and Sanders — party leaders hewed to the center once again.
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Few filmmakers have dared to shoot in the Amazon, and those who have done so usually hewed to the theme of the white man who succumbs to madness in the jungle.
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There's a story that when she heard Rihanna's version of "Diamonds," the latter hewed to Sia's demo version so closely that the Australian songwriting phenom thought they were her own vocals.
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My school hewed to the Israeli calendar, which ties the agony of genocide to the ecstasy of self-rule by placing Holocaust Memorial Day and Israeli Independence Day in close proximity.
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The comments largely hewed to his previous stance on the subject and came in answers to questions from the audience after Dudley delivered a speech calling trade protectionism a "dead end".
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Though the popular Mostly Mozart festival has won deserved praise for introducing innovations into its overall programming, concerts by its resident orchestra have mostly hewed to staples by Mozart and company.
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As Ebola presented both a health and political threat to his administration in 2014, Mr. Obama carefully hewed to proven science, which he repeatedly invoked in his carefully calibrated public messages.
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Harry Potter threw it back to the 22010s for the Fantastic Beasts series, which hewed to the rules of the Wizarding World but brought magic to New York City and Paris.
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The Federal Reserve was designed to be insulated from the full force of democracy in order to protect its mandate from political opportunism, to ensure that policy hewed to technical expertise.
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At least one part of this year's festival hewed to tradition, however: As it often does, Cannes served up many films we'll be talking about for the rest of the year.
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The Trump administration has mostly hewed to former President Barack Obama's approach of forging warmer relations with Myanmar, partly aimed at countering China's influence in the resource-rich Southeast Asian country.
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But it hewed to a similar logic, in which 16 straight men and 16 lesbians competed for Tila's affections, with the curveball being that the contestants were not aware of her bisexuality.
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Otherwise, Ms. Rousseff said that she hewed to routines each day, riding her bicycle in the morning and reading at night, devouring each digital edition of The New York Review of Books.
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The debate has sharpened recently amid accusations that Senator Sam Dastyari of the opposition Labor Party hewed to Chinese foreign policy on some issues after accepting money from Chinese-born political donors.
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Tribes set their own membership requirements, but in order to be recognized by the federal government, they must also prove their historical continuity and have generally hewed to the methods it has established.
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Trump has hewed to the traditional Republican line about allowing insurers to cross state lines and expand health savings costs, but he's also said he would protect people with preexisting conditions, as Obamacare does.
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A new trailer for Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049 has hit the web, and like the first two trailers for the film, it shows off a story that's closely hewed to Ridley Scott's original.
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While this festival took the national stage with its close connection to the vice president, the vibe and trappings hewed to other gay pride parades: Bubbles, rainbow flags, balloons, and face paint were abundant.
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During the period covered by this show, he produced an average of only one portrait a year, all of women, and he hewed to a relatively standardized approach, a compromise between tradition and Modernism.
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Those backers, in rebutting the allegations of eight former wrestlers, have hewed to a strategy that simultaneously defends Mr. Jordan's integrity, undermines his accusers, discredits mainstream news reports and invokes a "deep state" conspiracy.
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But as Indonesia has hewed to a global trend of growing Islamic conservatism, Mr. Joko picked as his running mate this election a Muslim cleric who has spoken out against yoga and gay rights.
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Mr. Doria has hewed to some of the policies of his leftist predecessor as mayor, Fernando Haddad, like opening Avenida Paulista, the most prominent thoroughfare here, to pedestrians, street musicians and cyclists on weekends.
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Americans have always argued over the meaning of our ideals, but we have always hewed to the concept of America as a collective project, a great experiment in the ability of people to govern themselves.
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Obama has not always hewed to this policy (at the Nordic state dinner in May she wore the Indian-American designer Naeem Khan), but for the majority of the time it has proved the rule.
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Despite falling inflation expectations and turmoil in financial markets this week as concerns about growth mounted, the Fed hewed to its message that it could build on December's rate rise with further hikes in 2016.
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Many Republicans hewed to a carefully scripted text in which the prospect of Hillary Clinton in the White House is presented as a larger threat than the risk their party may be taking with Mr. Trump.
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Pew found that half the Germans who hewed to the political left thought Muslims were making a good effort to adapt to the country's way of life, compared with one in five of those who leaned rightwards.
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The next month, ISIS beheaded the American journalist James Foley, starting a wave of executions of the American and British captives whose governments appeared to be the only ones that hewed to a strict, no-concessions rule.
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Even though Zuckerberg, Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg, and the company's directors were responsible for ensuring that Facebook hewed to that agreement, the settlement doesn't hold any of them personally accountable for allegedly failing to do so.
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While he targeted the topic of impeachment at times, calling out individual Democrats like Speaker Nancy Pelosi by name, Mr. Trump's hourlong address largely hewed to the same red-meat themes he has introduced to his base.
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Officials have for decades hewed to the idea that men are central to the traditional family unit, seen as the bedrock of society, and that single women should not be encouraged to have children on their own.
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The three lower-court federal judges had hewed to the guidance of Supreme Court precedent "virtually to a tee", Justice Sotomayor wrote, and "there is no question as to the discriminatory impact" of the Republican lawmakers' district lines.
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Previous US administrations hewed to the international consensus that East Jerusalem, which includes the Old City and its key religious sites, would be the capital of any Palestinian state, subject to final status negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Some officials wanted to offer a homeland to the Jews, in part because they hewed to the anti-Semitic trope that Jews were influential enough to bring America into the war and flip the Ottomans to the Allied side.
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Previous US administrations have hewed to the international consensus that East Jerusalem, which includes the Old City and its key religious sites, would be the capital of any Palestinian state, subject to final status negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians.
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The Artaud Paintings hewed to conventional formats — individual sheets of standard-size paper oriented horizontally or vertically — despite the idiosyncrasy of their content, which included fragmentary images in gouache accompanied by handwritten quotes from Artaud in English and French.
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After the Depression and the second world war we hewed to Keynesian views that both allowed for significant state involvement in the economy and saw value in liberal nations working together to create a world in which their values could thrive.
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It is partly an inquiry into the meaning of gender, a subject Faludi, the famous feminist, sees very differently from Stefánie, who hewed to traditional notions of masculinity and femininity both as an overbearing patriarch and as a coquettish old woman.
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So as they hewed to the centrist Clinton strategy, Democratic losses accelerated during the 22005s and continued to mount throughout the Obama years, when a backlash to the country's first black president wiped out Democrats at every level in the region.
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But the genre of Japanese theater known as Noh has hewed to traditional texts and performance styles for centuries, so that a Noh performance you see today resembles, to a remarkable degree, a performance in the 14th or 15th century.
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Mr. Pesquera repeatedly said that Puerto Rico hewed to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's protocols for counting storm-related deaths, and urged families to share information with the authorities about any deaths that may be linked to the storm.
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Careful readers may note here that, as the voice of the digital revolution, we have hewed to Stewart Brand's famous notion that "information wants to be free," a declaration that some have interpreted to mean that nobody should ever pay for digital content.
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"Judge Gorsuch has repeatedly sided with corporations over working people, demonstrated a hostility toward women's rights, and most troubling, hewed to an ideological approach to jurisprudence that makes me skeptical that he can be a strong, independent justice on the court," Schumer said.
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With that in mind, lawmakers from both Trump's Republican Party and the Democratic Party sought to establish how closely Sessions hewed to Trump positions and whether he could put aside his staunchly conservative political positions to enforce laws he may personally oppose.
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Some Republican candidates who ran for president this year, like Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz and the former Florida governor Jeb Bush, may have differed with Mr. Ryan on the margins on policy, but they hewed to the same core beliefs.
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Netanyahu's decision to make the promise showed that he had little reason to fear any pushback from the Trump administration, which has hewed to a heavily pro-Israel policy and backed Trump at almost every turn since he took office in 20053.
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The menu at the slope-side wood-paneled Thistle Pub & Grill hewed to local flavors like cherry barbecued pork (over 103 percent of the nation's tart cherry harvest is grown in the area annually) and shaved brussels sprouts salad with Michigan apples.
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Earlier last month Fitzgerald and I had met in Dubai, Fitzgerald hewed to the Irish government's oft-repeated line that there could be no return to a hard border, and said the onus squarely fell on the British government to develop a workable solution.
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For months, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. hewed to a tortoise-like strategy for the 2020 presidential race: Repeatedly delaying his final decision, he hoped to skirt a long stretch of campaigning as a front-runner with a target on his back.
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Two of the senator's appointees to the party's platform drafting committee, Cornel West and James Zogby, on Wednesday denounced Israel's occupation of the West Bank and said they believed that rank-and-file Democrats no longer hewed to the party's staunch support of the Israeli government.
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Trump has largely hewed to this convention, repeatedly stating his desire to withdraw the only U.S. troops in close proximity to Iranian forces in the Middle East, in Syria, where Iran is constructing an ambitious and far-reaching power projection effort into the Arab Middle East.
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The fourth presidential impeachment hearings in the history of the United States, whose public phase came to an end on Thursday afternoon in the columned environs of the House Ways and Means Committee hearing room, may have hewed to decorum, but they were a battlefield nonetheless.
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On one side are those who have hewed to President Barack Obama's centrist position on schools: supporting high-performing charters, which are publicly funded but privately managed, while putting pressure on teachers' unions to raise student achievement and give up some of their traditional seniority protections.
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Along with standing one's ground in the face of adversity, a large portion of Hurd's opening remarks hewed to the tried-and-true advice given out to most aspiring filmmakers: work hard, pursue your passions, and find like-minded individuals that you can form a creative network with.
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"Judge Gorsuch has repeatedly sided with corporations over working people, demonstrated a hostility toward women's rights, and most troubling, hewed to an ideological approach to jurisprudence that makes me skeptical that he can be a strong, independent justice on the court," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement. Sen.
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To quantify what counted as "representative," Skelley broke the 2016 national Democratic electorate into five groups — white voters with a college degree, white voters without, African American voters, Hispanic voters, and "everyone else" — and calculated a "similarity score" for each state based on how closely their demographics hewed to the national Democratic Party.
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Within the last five years, some Republicans, who have typically hewed to traditional ideas about families and households, have adopted more modern ideas about how to help parents find care for their children: During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump put forward a plan that he said would tackle the high cost of child care via a tax deduction.
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Thus — as handsome and restrained as were the oversized trenches and tidy suits that Rodolfo Paglialunga showed at Jil Sander; as closely as the modular elements hewed to a design idiom honed long ago by Ms. Sander (seeming more than ever like a modern master); as discreet as the palette of pale taupe, washy ombré blues and greens; as unostentatious as the effects achieved by a squared-off worker's jacket rendered with a notched lapel or a dark floral pattern abstracted so it resembles an oil slick on the floor of a garage — the collection left a viewer in some confusion.
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