And this cute little dock wouldn't reply, because it's a hunk of hollowed-out silicone, and hollowed-out silicone can't talk. h2.
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ISIS' leadership has been hollowed out, communication and planning disrupted.
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They have seen their world shredded, hollowed out and mocked.
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Under Tillerson's tenure, the State Department was also hollowed out.
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A Fabergé egg he, all pretty surfaces hollowed of brains.
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Traditionally, beekeepers in Zanzibar made hives from hollowed out logs.
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Rural America is going to be hollowed out very quickly.
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The exodus hollowed out Ballarò's buildings, and migrants moved in.
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Oh, the unions have been hollowed out, but move along.
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Boy King exhausted us, and hollowed us out a bit.
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"Why is America's middle class being hollowed out?" she asked.
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" The hollowed-out bodies of refugees evoke "an exhumed cemetery.
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Globalization enriched the two coasts, while America's interior was hollowed out.
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Nancy comes across a hollowed-out tree dripping blood and ooze.
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Neglecting to do so leaves hollowed-out agencies without critical staff.
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We have to to fill in what has been hollowed out.
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This makeup technique essentially creates a more hollowed-out eye socket.
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Biden warned, however, that the middle class is being hollowed out.
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One man's hollowed out watermelon is another dog's best day ever.
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Or a hollowed-out skyscraper with a massive curly slide inside.
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Weah has also made repairing Liberia's hollowed-out infrastructure a priority.
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Yes. The hollowed cheeks and inviting O-shape of the mouth?
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By the end of these relationships, I was completely hollowed out.
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The party and the government it runs have been hollowed out.
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Non-oil exports fell steadily as the productive economy hollowed out.
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It has been hollowed out by decades of outsourcing and marketization.
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They're aggrieved by identity politics and a hollowed-out middle class.
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Betson hollowed out an apple and trapped a large beetle in it.
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In the declining northern areas, much remains hollowed out, abandoned and forgotten.
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Rural towns and villages, along with their schools, are becoming hollowed out.
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Moreover, the delta has not been hollowed out, as some had predicted.
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Did you know that fashion can also apply to hollowed-out eggs?
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Move over pumpkins, there's a new hollowed out rotting fruit in town.
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On the Democratic side, the Obama years have hollowed out the party.
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Unroll the pie crusts and place the hollowed out apples on top.
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Plumes of smoke billow from the top floors of hollowed out buildings.
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He has hollowed out institutions, among them bodies tasked with fighting corruption.
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I was prescribed an antidepressant, but it just hollowed me out more.
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If the political was hollowed, art was trivialized and collective life debased.
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Meanwhile the middle class is being hollowed out, if not disappearing, entirely.
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EARTH HOLLOWED OUT On the ground, the frustration among residents is palpable.
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He examined photographs and determined that the hollowed trunk would keep decaying.
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Lewiston today is a hollowed-out exoskeleton of a textile mill town.
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Voting is so powerful that even a hollowed-out version holds sway.
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Today, the hollowed-out mountain has been reborn as a tourist attraction.
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The migration of those jobs has hollowed out communities throughout the country.
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When communities are hollowed out by stripping away support systems, everyone suffers.
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Hold the egg gently — they are not hard-boiled or hollowed-out.
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They're empty, and their dad is the one who hollowed them out.
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Macron's message resonated in a center hollowed out by intra-party factionalism.
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It's meant to look like a "hollowed stone" that's part of the environment.
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Or the spinny bits could be removed, leaving a hollowed-out engine shell.
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Some songs, like "Daisy" and "Hollowed Out" and "No Shade," I like alright.
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A blunt is a cigar that's been hollowed out and filled with marijuana.
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Is it an asteroid that we've hollowed out and terraformed on the inside?
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This hollowed out political support for "wet foot, dry foot" in two ways.
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Finally, one day in 1945, she spotted their hollowed faces in the crowd.
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The precedents were left standing, but hollowed out — a forest of dead timber.
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I fully agree with her characterization that the department has been hollowed out.
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Left behind was a charred, hollowed-out shell of a house of worship.
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At first it was wrapped in string, then later in hollowed-out wood.
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She isn't as smoothed and hollowed out as the smiling avatars she watches.
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Crab apples, hollowed out and filled with peanut butter, served as a snack.
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He opened it to reveal another HP laptop within its hollowed-out insides.
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Hollowed out, I assumed the default position; I retreated to my native state.
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Rural communities hollowed out, and immigrants with strange clothes and creeds moved in.
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Then he hollowed out the thigh bone to make room for the artificial stem.
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Yes, but: Other big retailers are eager to capitalize on hollowed-out malls, too.
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Toledo is one of those hollowed-out cities that you hear so much about.
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And, perhaps worse, a hollowed out White House can't cope with the incoming fire.
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Most are hollowed, while some have art installations or representations of local history inside.
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They surround the franchise's familiar leaf design that is hollowed out into the center.
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There will be fewer opportunities in a hollowed out and increasingly zero-sum economy.
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Wherever you are, it's always time for a hollowed-out pineapple brimming with booze.
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Cuthbert says not everyone is visiting these hollowed-out towns for the hidden history.
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The city feels eerily hollowed out and menacing, and nobody has anything to eat.
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What do you think will happen to those jobs if Medicaid is hollowed out?
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She ate out of a tree burl that she had hollowed into a bowl.
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Colby is aiming to supercharge an economic revival by remaking the hollowed-out downtown.
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The bar was practically hollowed out when the owners returned one afternoon last week.
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"Many key departments and White House entities have been hollowed out," Ms. Tenpas said.
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Pop has hollowed itself out, responding to both artistic instincts and more prosaic incentives.
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"Today, we see the State Department attacked and hollowed out from within," she added.
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The Democratic Party claims half the country, but it's hollowed out at the core.
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Windblown grit carves exposed rocks on the valley rim into curved and hollowed forms.
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She sits in front of her plate hollowed out, her head and torso low.
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The common narrative is that these are places that are now hollowed out and hopeless.
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So he slinks away, dejected and humbled, a hollowed-out husk of his former self.
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Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the hollowed out shell of our democracy.
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Second, the hollowed-out snake that also functions as a floating set piece: a gem!
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It's much more likely that we will get hollowed-out versions of characters we love.
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The decline in unionization over the last 30 years has hollowed out America's middle class.
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She's hollowed out, her face in constant consternation except when discussing Jamie with Mrs. Graham.
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Globalization and automation have hollowed out manufacturing, eliminating millions of middle-income blue-collar jobs.
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But I'll miss the way Ralph gave one of TV's most vulnerable, hollowed-out performances.
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We see small towns and rural communities hollowed out by lost jobs and lost hope.
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Mountains that had remained untouched were hollowed in order to mine the land for gold.
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Then, the bare interior, hollowed out by centuries of restorers and revolutionaries, didn't interest me.
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Gqom is stark, hollowed-out, often ominous homemade electronic dance music from Durban, South Africa.
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Russia's institutions have been hollowed out in Mr Putin's more than 17 years in power.
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Other sources of value — religious, artistic, democratic — have been hollowed out and cannibalized by greed.
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When the mixture hardens, you pull your penis out, leaving a hollowed-out phallic cave.
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For example, one item this year asked teams to create shoes out of hollowed out pineapples.
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Part of that is economics — tech and globalization have hollowed out middle-skill, middle-wage jobs.
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Chavistas have hollowed out or greatly weakened the Andean country's institutions such as courts and parliament.
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Hollowed out jalapeño peppers stuffed tenderly with cheese and wrapped in bacon, breaded, or even fried.
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Get suuuuper Pinterest-y with this one by serving it up in hollowed out pumpkin bowls.
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As Trump himself has shown, when a party has been hollowed out, the hucksters rush in.
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I lay paralyzed as it hollowed and darkened, expanding in every direction with a familiar cruelty.
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Lee Broom British furniture, tabletop accessories and light fixtures, including lamps made from hollowed-out marble.
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"There was a bushman bed in here when we hollowed out the inside," said Van Heerden.
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What is more appropriate for summer than drinking a cocktail out of a hollowed-out fruit?
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Her face puffy from medications, her eyes hollowed and diminished from lack of brows and lashes.
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There was one Arab Spring country whose institutions weren't hollowed out prior to its revolution: Tunisia.
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But what matters most to Forsman is the need for jobs in this hollowed-out region.
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Emily knocked two coconuts together and Dana slapped a hollowed-out squash with a lemongrass switch.
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In her hollowed-out life, everything in Brooklyn reminded her of what she wanted to forget.
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"Hollowed Mother", "Lost Generation" and "Good Business" are on display at the South Bank skatepark now.
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But with only a few families staying put, at least one village is being hollowed out.
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The images of the hollowed-out museum are a living nightmare for a curator like me.
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They are human shapes without substance, layers covering up layers, at once hollowed-out and lifelike.
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Hollowed is not a major step forward in Myson's career, but easily his best release yet.
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Our eyes locked, and I could tell he saw how hollowed out I felt in that moment.
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One year has passed, and her home—and head—are hollowed out and haunted by her father.
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The TV app is the hollowed-out husk of that vision, waiting to fulfill its true potential.
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He hollowed out the inside of the set to make room for a battery and flight controller.
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In New York, the team injected the mother's nuclear genome into the hollowed egg from a donor.
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The star of the game is a tiny frog, who lives in a large, hollowed out rock.
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Meanwhile, Europeans, having hollowed out their armed forces after the cold war, are getting their act together.
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Borger: (Democrats) have been hollowed out at the state level, so where are the leaders coming from?
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Its Central Avenue is not the hollowed-out, boarded-up Main Street of twenty-first-century lore.
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"People are leaving, the political appointees aren't replacing them, the agency is being hollowed out," Holstein continued.
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Another year we sent out a hollowed‑out fake inspirational book with a branded corkscrew hidden inside.
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They'll face tattered relationships with other countries, a completely hollowed-out federal bureaucracy, and possibly a recession.
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Smugglers in Ivory Coast hid the ivory in hollowed logs filled with wax and resealed with glue.
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In 2016, Sanders' pitch resonated in Michigan and among workers in the state's hollowed-out manufacturing sector.
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Partly under its influence, political parties have been hollowed out and turned into vehicles for private interests.
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The decline of the auto industry and the 2008 housing crash hollowed out these hard-won achievements.
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In recent years, media companies like Deadspin have been hollowed out and sometimes twisted into advertising farms.
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He has hollowed out our State Department, demeaned our intelligence community, the FBI and our civil servants.
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From shuttered factories, hollowed out neighborhoods, and chronic economic stress due to reduced income and outsourced jobs.
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At the end of the day, it was the Greenspan Fed which hollowed out the American economy.
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By contrast, Thailand may be socially accepting, but the generals have hollowed out politics and pinioned civil society.
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Today the country has the opposite problem: a humbled prime minister and a hollowed-out Downing Street machine.
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We lost the hearts and minds of those who saw their jobs leave and their communities hollowed out.
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Hollowed-out fiberglass bricks will be stacked on top of each other to create a semi-transparent structure.
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But he has shown an empathy for the hollowed-out interior, lacking from prior Republican and Democratic candidates.
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Big snakes on stage — there's another cobra that's hollowed out for Taylor to ride around the stadium in.
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Ignoring my head-shaking, the instructor left the room briefly and returned with a cushioned hollowed out platform.
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But much of Detroit has become too hollowed out to achieve that kind of residential and commercial density.
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Strawberry Margarita Jell-O Shots Hollowed out strawberries create the perfect edible shot glass for jello margaritas. 8.
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We've taken to checking his pockets, so he stuffed five of them in a hollowed-out breadstick. pic.twitter.
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Rural America has been hollowed out by a ruling class that no longer has much use for it.
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But as the neighborhood has been hollowed out, most of the houses have been sold to absentee landlords.
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Rep. Michael Turner (R-Ohio) says President Obama has "hollowed out" the military through budget cuts from sequestration.
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"The institutions we need to confront the political emptiness we increasingly feel," he writes, are being hollowed out.
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Detroit hollowed out, and then it hardened, and in 2013, declared the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history.
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It's the state of mind that the rum punch in your hollowed-out pineapple is always half full.
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Plugs, made from the tops of hot-sauce bottles, filled the sagging, hollowed-out lobes of his ears.
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In yet another, she appears like a vampire, with hollowed out eyes, inspired by an Edvard Munch drawing.
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"Bad trade deals, including NAFTA, hollowed out upstate New York's manufacturing industry," Gillibrand said in a statement Thursday.
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He argues that NAFTA has hollowed out U.S. manufacturing and sent jobs south of the border to Mexico.
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That has hollowed out both the middle class in big cities and the economic engine in smaller cities.
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"The military is being hollowed out," they cry, even though military spending has more than doubled since 2001.
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And it made us think about American parties that have been hollowed out by polarization and other factors.
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I arrived in Detroit in winter as snow fell, illuminating the hollowed-out buildings that dotted the landscape.
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It was what left her feeling hollowed out and empty when she clambered into her lonely bed every night.
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That was until hundreds of workers hollowed out one of its hills, mining for rocks and sand for construction.
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This 1503-inch tall nightmare's hollowed out eyes glow a creepy blue, while her heads turn back and forth.
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From there, they could have been lowered to a wooden sled and dragged away along a hollowed-out track.
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Yet a closer look reveals a middle class hollowed out by automation, says Larry Summers, the former Treasury Secretary.
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Shake it up with pineapple juice, lime juice, rum, and sugar, and pour it into a hollowed-out pineapple.
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Back in the 1880s, the Pioneer Cabin was hollowed out so tourists (and even cars!) could pass through it.
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"All the pasta is freshly made and tossed table-side in a hollowed-out wheel of Pecorino-Romano cheese."
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Like any other successful marketing strategy, feminism in its hollowed-out state offers endless possibilities for imitation and exploration.
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Trump promised to revive the hollowed-out manufacturing sector, but tariffs and the trade wars have complicated the picture.
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But a large portion has already been hollowed out because of rampant mining for rocks and sand for construction.
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If you're having trouble, use a hollowed-out ballpoint pen or similar tool to use as a straw. 3.
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Botden pointed to certain models of Kryptonite bike locks, which could be hacked with a hollowed-out Bic pen.
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When unions are gone, and investors expect a steady stream of higher dividends, the middle class gets hollowed out.
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Strong institutions like the tax agency have been hollowed out by party officials bent on shielding their illicit activities.
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"I was thinking how beautiful it was, when I heard something in a hollowed out stump," Mr. Elias said.
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Picture Prompts This giant ancient sequoia with a hollowed-out tunnel in California drew thousands of visitors each year.
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Holder, which hollowed out the crucial enforcement mechanisms known as "preclearance" from section 5 of the Voting Rights Act.
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At the end of the mural, the power station is activated, the water flowing through the hollowed-out mountain.
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China's export base in lower-end manufacturing, once a powerhouse that drove growth and created jobs, has been hollowed out.
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But we don't always have energy for a Best Picture-winning film that'll leave us feeling like hollowed-out melons.
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" ...take action now to defend this great institution... "Today, we see the State Department attacked and hollowed out from within.
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"America's middle class is getting hollowed out and opportunity for too many of our young people is shrinking," she said.
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I definitely have lines, and underneath my eyes have definitely gotten more hollowed out, I guess, as you lose collagen.
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The bedrock is hollowed to hold poison and trash, while the depths of the ice-cap are warming and shifting.
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Amazon has hollowed out the bodies of its retail hosts and is now parasitically using their corpses to propagate. 6.
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A second was hollowed out with a bunch of ping pong balls, which onlookers could buy for $5 a pop.
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Moreover, Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson have hollowed out the State Department by refusing to staff key positions.
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Justice, equality, freedom, solidarity, socialism—those ideals all resonated—but democracy struck me as mealy-mouthed, hollowed out, and corrupted.
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The kitchen island is antique, too — a table whose legs have been hollowed out to make room for electrical wiring.
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One of the largest Kurdistan flags in Irbil can be found draped over a large, hollowed-out luxury tower block.
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And the artifact that untangles this convoluted history is an unassuming three-inch chunk of a hollowed-out pine tree.
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A palate cleanser of prickly pear and mezcal — served in a frozen, hollowed out prickly pear of course — came next.
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Two decades ago, Wuzhen was one of many small towns across the country that were being hollowed out by urbanization.
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Recurring veined tunnels gradually emerge as a hollowed-out digitized human body — it's interior could be Ms. Rist's next frontier.
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"Hair can be used to soften hard lines or hollowed faces," says stylist Jon Reyman, founder of Spoke & Weal salons.
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Its central purpose as the independent and somewhat bipartisan arbitrator in the American system of governance will be hollowed out.
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MJ hosted lots of terminally ill kids back then, and the tree was hollowed out so they could play inside.
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Mr. Trump argues that free trade has hollowed out America's industrial base and saddled the country with huge trade deficits.
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Sérgio Sá Leitão, Brazil's culture minister, acknowledged that the recession had hollowed the coffers of several museums in the country.
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That lack of variety, she and others argue, is part of what hollowed out American manufacturing and sent jobs overseas.
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Settled into the hollowed ground beneath the dome, the interiors were cool and dim, a reprieve from the forest's hostility.
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That has led to the rise of hollowed-out "ghost papers" and communities across the country without any local paper.
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But Ms. Overman moved away and now that house stands empty and hollowed out, like several others on the block.
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"America's middle class is being hollowed out and the working families and poor people are being left behind," Warren said.
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In 2019, "empathy" teeters on the verge of buzzword status, its meaning hollowed out by the frequency of its use.
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The impact is evident in communities across the European south, where smaller towns are increasingly hollowed out and schools emptied.
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Austerity politics have hollowed out society and left half of children living in poverty in some areas of the country.
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Germany's defense minister, Ursula von der Leyen, conceded in an interview that 25 years of downsizing had hollowed out structures.
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Another with a hands-free phone headset barks orders to his team across a pile of hollowed-out pig carcasses.
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On March 18, Planet Mu will release the Brighton-producer's forthcoming album Hollowed, Myson's first LP since 2012 Nebula Dance.
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Its rapid advance owed much to the collapse of Iraq's army, hollowed out by the sectarian policies of the Maliki government.
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You would still be left months later with the same hollowed feeling of 'I'm still stuck with myself in this life.
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Over his 17 years dominating Russia (including one term as prime ministerial puppet-master), Putin has essentially hollowed out Russia's institutions.
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They're hollowed out like those at Darling and Square Bar, but these light bulbs also get a flashing LED dropped inside.
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I think they're somehow feeding off of them, because the trap-jaw ant body parts are hollowed out in the nest.
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For years, Latin American governments kept quiet as first Hugo Chávez and then his successor, Nicolás Maduro, hollowed out Venezuela's democracy.
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In its mission to "dominate retail," Amazon has hollowed out mainstreet, and is increasingly where many Americans do all their shopping.
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Just print out the image, place it on your hollowed-out pumpkin, and cut out the shaded parts of the images.
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For example, that baguette that was hollowed out and filled with pasta, from this restaurant called Devine Pastabilities in San Diego.
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But under the right conditions, the stumps can sprout anew, and the hollowed-out stems that remain can find new purpose.
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Yet the local economy has been hollowed out for years, thanks to an exodus of talent and business to mainland China.
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Numbers of experienced policy staff in personal and committee offices were hollowed out, and the salaries of those who remain eroded.
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She marvelled at the sight lines, at the effortlessly endless rows of dead, each name, each life, hollowed out in space.
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BUT AT THE SAME TIME SOME MARKETS AROUND THE WORLD INCLUDING MARKETS IN THE UNITED STATES GOT HOLLOWED OUT A BIT.
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I'm usually pretty engaged with news and politics and global affairs, but the last few weeks have just hollowed me out.
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There's also the danger that Mandela's legacy becomes hollowed out, simplified and that he's turned into a false deity of righteousness.
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But now, when the group could play a big role in the next phase of the fight, it's been hollowed out.
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The State Department has been hollowed out, and Trump undercuts his own secretary of state while threatening war with North Korea.
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The continued excavation of the mountain by independent miners hollowed it out, creating an ever-thinner frame to support its bulk.
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Photos from the scene show the boat blackened and hollowed out, the hull seemingly burned through, after the flames were extinguished.
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Those are not the numbers of a "hollowed-out" democracy, but point to the optimism and confidence of a free people.
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As someone growing up in a community hollowed out by dying industry, I'd been in those apartments; I knew those guys.
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The rights of free speech, assembly and association secured by the First Amendment would be hollowed out by authority that expansive.
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The rock, hand-hollowed and chiseled with basketry patterns, contains a molten glue made from the dried air bladders of sturgeons.
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"Hollowed Mother", in particular, is reminiscent of van Gogh's "Sorrow", as both artworks take a mother in distress as their subject.
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And at a time when expertise is paramount, Trump has hollowed out the government agencies responsible for the tasks at hand.
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Equally deplorable to Francis is the liquid society, in which family and community bonds are hollowed out by me-first ideologies.
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I drifted to sleep envisioning swarms of bees flying into my esophagus and making a hive in my hollowed-out chest cavity.
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In the hollowed out features of Rodin's figures, I saw the hardship and doom brought forth by sieges both past and present.
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Instead, they're engineered to essentially become hollowed-out delivery vehicles that insert therapeutic genes, rather than their own, into a patient's DNA.
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And, we were also left with a bonus watermelon keg on our hands (hollowed out and ready for mixing, tapping, and sipping).
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But he's one of them — the product of an abusive household and a city hollowed out by economic blight and narrowing opportunities.
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Remove the rind from the cheese block, and then place the cheese into the hollowed-out circle in the bread round. 5.
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The charger consists of a credit card-shaped "power card" and a hollowed out port that's roughly the size of a smartphone.
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One is massive internal migration that has hollowed out poorer parts of the country, such as Guangxi province where Dongxing is located.
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Tibetans still practise sky burial, leaving bodies on mountaintops; the Caviteño in the Philippines bury their dead in hollowed-out tree trunks.
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In 2014, Poincheval spent 13 days living inside a hollowed-out bear sculpture, eating worms and beetles to mirror a bear's diet.
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That same year, 15.5 tons of cocaine headed for the US was discovered after it had been hidden inside hollowed-out bananas.
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Many vital federal posts have simply been left empty, rendering the government effectively hollowed out and unable to fulfill its sworn duties.
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Instead, PopSugar reports that carrot lattes ("carrot-cinos," if you prefer) are actually just coffee placed inside of a hollowed out carrot.
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And then a certain emptiness filled the space—or hollowed the space where the image had been, leaving behind a delayed silence.
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Shisun is a hardscrabble, hollowed-out farming village of 5,000 people nestled in the corn-and-bamboo-covered hills of Yunnan Province.
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We visit hollowed-out stand-alone concrete structures that used to serve as rooms where people long ago with tuberculosis were quarantined.
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I did a rough sketch of it and my friend, who's an electrical engineer, took a regular pen and hollowed it out.
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Environmental crackdown in China, meanwhile, has hollowed out the country's traditional role as swing producer of both metals during periods of tightness.
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I ask a young man named D'Angelo who is nice and has not yet become a hollowed-out husk of a human.
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A man achieved the world's longest journey in a pumpkin boat, traveling more than 25 miles in a giant, hollowed-out gourd.
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The palm wine served in a hollowed-out gourd has an unusually delicious hint of fermentation, one of Mr. Thiam's flavoring specialties.
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As the winter darkness descends, mother and son enter an inferno of grieving parents, sexual predators, ruthless dealers and hollowed-out users.
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But as the pads change with age, their connections loosen and gravity draws them downward, leaving cheeks hollowed and visages generally droopier.
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The book here is presented inside a hollowed-out walnut with a golden inner edge, alongside a thimble and other sewing implements.
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Entitled "Hollowed Mother" and "Lost Generation" (pictured), the figures are cadaverous and haunting, with dark empty holes where their eyes should be.
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Finally, a giant sequoia in Northern California, one with a hollowed-out tunnel carved in the 1880s, toppled over during heavy rains.
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The chef, David Pegoli, who was a sous-chef at Luksus, also serves rigatoni carbonara in a hollowed-out wheel of pecorino.
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They were sombre, hollowed out, some fighting tears, humiliated by the defeat, fearful of autocracy's moving vans pulling up to the door.
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Youngstown, once a booming centre of steel production with a peak population of 170,000, is now a hollowed-out town of 65,000.
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He gazes forward, his face chiseled and hollowed by grief as he sits flanked by his deceased lover and his distant friend.
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The textile industry dried up, and The Hill, as I knew it, is gone - replaced by empty storefronts and hollowed-out buildings.
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The Iraqi military is too hollowed out by the state's 2003 collapse and the Iraqi government's growing corruption to do much good.
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"Praying" starts as a simple retelling of a story, horrified at the facts and hollowed out by the effort of remembering them.
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Pile a hollowed out pineapple high with every type of seafood under the sun, then douse it all with a pineapple-ginger marinade.
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I mean, I'm part of a middle class that has been hollowed out of the arts system in New York within the market.
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"It's up to us to make that work for people and to stop the middle of all economies being hollowed out," Browne said.
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The big losers were Western middle-class workers whose incomes stagnated as the industries they worked in were hollowed out by foreign competition.
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Since it was first hollowed out in imitation of Yosemite's Wawona Tunnel Tree, thousands of tourists and vehicles have passed through the sequoia.
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These will be "super strong," but with their middles hollowed out to make them lighter and easier to actually move around and use.
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The reason for this is that the very process that has enriched the emerging world—globalisation—has hollowed out the old industrial world.
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Usually, owners feed their beetles by placing the jelly (which looks just like something humans would eat) in a hollowed out wooden holder.
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The air fryer fries were nicely browned and crisp, but a bit hollowed out, seemingly at the expense of some pleasant creaminess inside.
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Photography was a major medium in encouraging public and political interest in national parks, and the hollowed trees made for an incredible visual.
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AND FINALLY ... Gastronomic surgery The "Food Surgeon" implants a stick of a Kit Kat into a hollowed-out 3 Musketeers candy bar. Why?
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A café in Melbourne, Australia, is serving up the frothy coffee – complete with designs etched into the foam – in hollowed out avocado skins.
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And Ukraine's army, while still lagging Russia's, has improved from the hollowed-out force it was when Russia annexed Crimea in early 2014.
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In most countries, such disputes would be resolved by the state; but in Nigeria it has been hollowed out by years of corruption.
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Since then, growth has averaged a mere 1.5 percent, according to government estimates, and rampant corruption has hollowed out infrastructure and basic services.
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Capitalism has hollowed India out, and climate change is beginning to reveal its devastating face with scant regard for colonial and postcolonial borders.
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Jack-o-lantern, according to Merriam-Webster, has been the term for a hollowed out pumpkin with a light inside since the 1800s.
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So too is its criticism of what Secretary Ross describes as "the unfair foreign trade practices" that have hollowed out its domestic capacity.
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He wastes no time to prepare another hollowed-out pineapple, but this one is filled with nothing but some juicy-looking chicken pieces.
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Maybe a hollowed out American Girl doll with room inside to store a handgun (in case MS-13 shows up at Christmas dinner)?
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Nigeria's public services have been hollowed out by years of corruption, and some locals remember the era of military rule as more orderly.
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You could also buy a squatting ape carved out of a hollowed coconut, with a slot in its mouth for your spare change.
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Ridiculed as "Obama holdovers" and unable to defend policies that depart so markedly from American interests, our diplomatic corps has been hollowed out.
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But these families were moved primarily to areas of Chicago that were already hollowed out of population, schools, occupied homes, jobs and resources.
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What remained after the carnage was a hollowed-out American industry in no shape to compete with the huge scale of Asian producers.
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Pockets of the city have streets lined with overgrown lots and hollowed-out homes, and there are neighborhoods mired in poverty and crime.
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The middle class was getting hollowed out, its less advantaged members taking service jobs that reduced their income relative to the top earners'.
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"Piles of gray concrete rubble and charred, hollowed-out buildings have replaced homes and schools," CNN reported shortly after ISIS was forced out.
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At Halloween, the rescue sprays hollowed-out pumpkins with each animal's favorite scent, then fills the pumpkins with meat for a delicious snack.
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The architects hollowed out the shell and refitted the interior, which means that people entering from the street have to ascend eight floors.
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But over the years, as violence hollowed out her home country, Ms. Chandia started taking in the orphaned children of relatives and friends.
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First, the black dot that appears in the Bakhshali text would later evolve into the hollowed-out circle that now symbolizes the number zero.
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Hollowed Earth: The World of Underground Business Parks at the Center for Land Use Interpretation descends into the strange world of America's commercial caverns.
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His government has shrugged off deforestation, vowed to legalise mining on indigenous lands, and hollowed out the environment ministry and the indigenous agency, FUNAI.
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Far from supplanting America's military capabilities, Europe's national armies are only just getting around to rebuilding their own, hollowed out after the cold war.
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Jayalalithaa's death led to chaos within her party, the AIADMK: it still controls the government but looks hollowed-out compared with the disciplined DMK.
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Typing in #acaibowls on Instagram conjures up tropical images of hollowed out coconuts filled with creamy smoothie blends and an array of colorful toppings.
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Both are filmed head on, but Taylor, who's still angry, still emotionally hollowed out by what happened to him, can't seem to sit still.
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The second is political: a second referendum would hurt Labour, particularly in the Midlands and the north, where its base has been hollowed out.
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It hands ownership and power back to those who are most likely to feel hollowed out and powerless in the face of federal stasis.
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A man and a woman, believed to be Guineans, were found hidden in the dashboard and in the hollowed-out backseat of a car.
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Of two huge projects in Beijing, one is a cluster of dune-like skyscrapers, the other a hollowed out vortex of glass and steel.
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In 2014 he spent 13 days inside a hollowed-out bear sculpture, and in 2017 had himself confined inside a rock for a week.
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Since it was acquired by Alden, the paper's 200-person newsroom has been hollowed out, substantially reducing the breadth and depth of its coverage.
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The result is a world that is existentially hollowed out and intellectually vacuous; neither fun to live in nor a place for legitimate inquiry.
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Rather, unions safeguard the interests of teachers—and by extension, students—from the bipartisan forces that have hollowed out public education in this country.
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Lawmakers kept that intact but effectively hollowed its efficacy because about half of those credits are granted in conjunction with the private activity bonds.
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There are creatures fished out of formaldehyde, volumes flecked with rot, birds that have been hollowed out and stuffed, household tools battered beyond recognition.
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Before NASA said it wanted to lasso an asteroid, Robinson depicted a whole solar system of hollowed-out asteroid spaceships in his opus 2312.
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The prolonged slump of the late 21990s and 25s hollowed out an entire generation of jobs within the oil and gas industry (tmsnrt.rs/212GvZz).
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The financial crisis and the city's bankruptcy filing in 2013 hollowed out what was left of its once large, middle-class African-American community.
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Many of the Washington and national bureaus of once large metropolitan newspapers, news magazines and TV group bureaus are hollowed out or gone entirely.
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"We got a solid brick of aluminum and took a milling machine and hollowed it out," Merryman told the journal in a 1996 interview.
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" Mr. Gallo said Mr. Merrigan purchased the vehicles, then hollowed out and disassembled them before putting them back together to make them "stage-worthy.
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Republicans argue that years of spending cuts have hollowed out the military, leaving it inadequately equipped to respond to a myriad of international challenges.
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Its main asset is a hollowed-out Boeing 727 that has been modified to better accommodate the unique flight trajectory needed for zero gravity flight.
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Citizens of hollowed out, rural areas could be forced to watch hyperloop tubes cut through their towns without stopping, carrying flourishing urbanites between their cities.
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Ukraine's government was wholly unprepared for the conflict, and its armed forces had been hollowed out by years of mismanagement even before the fighting began.
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Later, they allegedly stuffed the corpse in a hollowed-out dresser and carried it to the Red River, where they disposed of it, she testified.
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Left in their wake are a failing economy and a weak state that has been hollowed out by corruption and is still riven by enmities.
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" A separate patent has "an irregularly shaped electronic display, including a hollowed out display within which a sensor, such as a camera, can be placed.
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Vocals are hollowed out and yet sibilant at the same time, and the soundstage seems to be crushed somewhere at the top of my head.
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Mr Zuma hollowed out institutions, appointed crooks and liars to senior jobs and ensured that the watchdogs who are supposed to stop corruption were muzzled.
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The Trump policy adviser said the new administration is determined to reverse years of Chinese trade practices that have "hollowed out" the U.S. manufacturing base.
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Some banks have started dispensing cash for the first time in months, a welcome turn in a country with hollowed-out industries and rampant unemployment.
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The images of the incisors show large, hollowed pits in the teeth that had previously been filled, which indicates some dental work had been done.
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To offset the heft of the rubber, they hollowed out the footbed and filled it with recycled foam, to offer support without so much clunk.
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The hollowed-out military needs to be rebuilt, while America's economic health, troubled by issues from mounting debt to crumbling infrastructure, needs to be restored.
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The trees couldn't survive in the salt water, but many of their hollowed out, dead trunks still stand today — markers of Cascadia's devastation centuries ago.
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"The Republican Party has become a hollowed shell of its former self, and it's ripe for Trump's takeover," he told reporters during a conference call.
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The FBI also uncovered National Socialist propaganda hidden in hollowed-out sections in the defendant's walls in addition to guns including a Pioneer Arms Corp.
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Today it resembles a ghost town: dozens of its houses are boarded up, their walls daubed in graffiti and hollowed interiors invaded by creeping vines.
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" A woman pushes a baby stroller down a hollowed-out suburban street and tells us: "They say I'm too young to raise my baby girl.
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Instead of respecting that legislative choice, Judge O'Connor proceeded to find all the operative provisions of the A.C.A. "inseverable" from the hollowed-out individual mandate.
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When the "ruler of kings" came for him he was lying on his left shoulder, mouth agape, his body hollowed out by a failing liver.
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It's a place where finely-crafted cedar boxes holding eagle and condor feathers are hollowed out with an adze, and brothers braid each others' hair.
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And even parties that have managed to remain popular with voters are still at risk of being divided or hollowed out by anti-establishment sentiment.
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Shocked to see blue overhead, I burst out laughing, the sound filling the space where the tree's heartwood should be, bouncing off its hollowed insides.
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Unfortunately, these new jobs are concentrated in only a few places, and are particularly rare in the old manufacturing hubs that have been hollowed out.
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Complementing this market-making initiative, Democrats need to help the people and the communities that have been hollowed out by the loss of factory jobs.
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McAfee noted that, given current trends, We'll continue to see the middle class hollowed out and will see growth at the low and high ends.
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And in 2005, the experimental house musician King Britt put out an album of remixes, couching Morgan's recordings in hollowed-out beats and fibrous ambience.
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The Interior Department oversees a fifth of the U.S. landmass but has been hollowed out amid a lack of permanent leadership staff, critics have said.
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Stanley A. McChrystal, running intelligence for the military's Joint Special Operations Command, whose relentless campaign of raids and airstrikes hollowed out Al Qaeda in Iraq.
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At the back of the stage, the set designer Olaf Altmann places a massive rotating metal wheel with a hollowed-out cross at its center.
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If you want to get all Pinterest-y with this, you can keep your hollowed-out watermelon shell to serve these slushies punch bowl-style.
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President Trump has hollowed out the federal government, failing to even nominate anyone for 21985 of the 22015 available political jobs, as of Tuesday afternoon.
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The man was buried by himself, but the children were buried together head-to-head, with the hollowed-out thigh bone placed next to their bodies.
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When President Buhari of Nigeria came to office, he inherited an army hollowed out by decades of graft that was wholly unprepared to confront Boko Haram.
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It almost seems appropriate that a company that depends so heavily on postal service would occupy the hollowed out guts of a grand old post office.
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Today, Forest Park has a poverty rate of 32.7 percent, and Goodman, driving there for the first time, sensed that the area had been hollowed out.
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And who better to introduce a wax exhibit than Sean Spicer, a man who voluntarily hollowed out his core in order to serve the Trump administration?
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Over recent decades, though, Chester has been hollowed out, with an exodus of jobs ushering in an era where a third of people live in poverty.
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The situation reached a tipping point last week when photos of starving civilians, their eyes sunken and cheeks hollowed out by hunger, emerged on social media.
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Forests that echoed with the eerie calls of giant long-legged insects with their husks hollowed out, so they could ferry you from place to place.
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Have you heard of the assassin bug, an insect that eats the insides of its rivals and then wears their hollowed-out corpses like trophy armor?
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Around 745 kg of cocaine—1,642 pounds—were split into packages, coated in pineapple-yellow wax, and hidden inside hollowed-out shells of the spiky fruit.
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By the time Rick was actually on his knees, Andrew Lincoln had him looking hollowed out, staggered by the degree to which he'd underestimated his adversary.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has driven the renegotiation of NAFTA, arguing that the deal has hollowed out American manufacturing to the advantage of lower-cost Mexico.
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Our manufacturing base has crumbled, communities have been hollowed out, wages have declined, and households are making less today than they were in the year 2000.
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Seunggil pictures the cowards sheltered in the hollowed shell of the world, destroying it all without moving a single nerve or expending a decimal of energy.
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When the gourd reached 910 pounds, Ownby hollowed out the pumpkin and harvested the seeds — then he took it for a spin in a nearby pond.
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He has just finished writing an incendiary book arguing that the persistence of the Holocaust in the minds of American Jews has hollowed out Jewish life.
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Are they cheaper because they're made in a hollowed-out mountain somewhere in Guangdong province where Jeff Bezos personally oversees the knotting of all employees' urethras?
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However, a controversial pipeline project — the Nord Stream 2 — is testing that unity, even putting a question mark on whether their unity is being hollowed out.
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Ruth explains that when mixed in a lab vat, the formula fills the hollowed-out fiber hearts, like tiny cushions, ultimately leading to the mascara's volumizing effect.
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Her mouth is slightly open, as if about to speak, and his cheeks are slightly hollowed and lips are puckered as if to whistle, or appreciatively exhale.
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What might have been the hollowed-out industrial shell that Billy Joel sang about in his blue-collar anthem "Allentown" is now a humming middle-class oasis.
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The dish from chef Dorie Greenspan's cookbook Around My French Table fills a hollowed-out pumpkin with only the yummiest ingredients — bread, cheese, bacon, cream and more.
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She and her fellow woodworkers stripped off the rescued trunk's bark, etched and color-stained its surface, and hollowed out its soft interior to reduce its weight.
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The latter might well spell doom for the Soviets, whose country was young and unsteady, with untested armed forces that would be hollowed out by Stalin's purges.
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The attacks left at least 203 dead and dozens more injured, amid grim scenes of hollowed-out churches, with body parts and blood scattered among the debris.
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Everything is tilted, off-kilter, askew — whether it's a planar construction of repurposed plywood, a blue slab of crushed cardboard, or a hollowed-out lump of bronze.
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Popular at 1970s cocktail parties, these are small cylinders of puff pastry hollowed out and filled with meat or fish in a creamy, mousse-like sauce. Entremet
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Any call for a boycott is less about GSP than where he would've made his return: on a card that's hollowed-out and garbage-ass without him.
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"We were hired every day, sometimes we couldn't go home for 20 days," said Amir Ali, a bone-thin man with hollowed cheeks and a faraway look.
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Earlier this year, the artist spent a week inside a block of stone, while in 2014, he lived in a hollowed-out bear sculpture for two weeks.
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The rescuers described a lifeless scene free of birds and insects, with the forest undergrowth gone, reeds burned in a creek, and hollowed-out trees still smoking.
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One would hope not, but somehow we must avert the risk of becoming accustomed to a very different, starkly hollowed out vision of governance in our country.
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Six feet (1.8 metres) high and three feet wide, it is hollowed out of a single block of wood and takes six men to hoist into place.
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The city has hollowed out: About 20,000 properties among the city's 56,000 total are vacant or blighted, many of them foreclosed for failure to pay property taxes.
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There long have been warnings about American workers' diverging economic prospects, with middle-skill occupations hollowed-out from the twin disruptions of technological innovation and globalized markets.
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We have to make America whole," she said, referencing Trump's campaign motto, "Make America Great Again," and adding that the country seemed to have been "hollowed out.
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Over the weekend, an ancient giant sequoia tree with a hollowed-out tunnel was toppled by floods in Calaveras Big Trees State Park just southeast of Sacramento.
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KIM SEVERSON Very few home cooks opened "The French Laundry Cookbook" and attempted to spoon Thomas Keller's white truffle oil-infused custard into hollowed-out egg shells.
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With almost every backdrop, the idea is simple: Sit or stand in front of an interesting white textured surface, many of them in hollowed-out white columns.
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Across the street still stands an old office building, hollowed out by the war, its blown-out windows like mouths gaping at Falafel Sahyoun and Falafel Sahyoun.
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For the Greeks, that was just avariciousness, an activity that shrunk you down into a people-pleasing marketer or hollowed you out because you pursued hollow things.
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If Andrew Yang can be successful already besting senators, governors, and congressmen, then the party is exposed as the impotent, hollowed out shell that it actually is.
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Yet, the Russians dispensed with the classic hollowed out pumpkins and sought to arrange the whole thing with an email from a music promoter filled with intrigue.
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He also carried a hollowed-out book with a secret compartment, into which he had tucked a tied-off animal bladder filled with bright red pokeberry juice.
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The changes brought about by the referendum hollowed out the principle of separation of powers in our already problematic democracy and further eroded the rule of law.
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I learned that lesson the hard way when I became secretary of state after a decade of budget cuts that hollowed out our civilian foreign policy tools.
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In our "hour glass" economy, we have large swaths stuck at the bottom, a hollowed out middle, and a top growing with sky-high incomes and wealth.
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Rhythm tracks are just as often hollowed-out and sporadic, with a beat that's inferred rather than spelled out; kick drums arrive as eruptions rather than foundations.
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Yet a burst of movement across several areas of government suggests that Mr Ramaphosa is wasting no time in tackling the corruption that has hollowed out South Africa.
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A bedrock idea of Trump's campaign is that the country's manufacturing sector has been hollowed out, mainly as a result of what he sees are bad trade deals.
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The next victim is splayed out beneath a hollowed out area of bushes, amid needles and a heap of sticks and water bottles piled up like a campfire.
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The rise of just a few high-performing sectors clustered in certain areas and takeovers of local businesses by national conglomerates has hollowed out much of the country.
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Many local outlets have been so hollowed out that they serve as glorified police blotters, little more than collections of mugshots provided to them by local law enforcement.
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The overriding goal was the same, however: portray a superpower in terminal decline, ruined by violent race wars and a plundering plutocracy, and hollowed out by imperial overstretch.
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CNN returned to the city on Thursday and walked through a landscape transformed -- piles of gray concrete rubble and charred, hollowed-out buildings have replaced homes and schools.
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Iranian policies have undermined the security, economic and political interests of both countries through the empowerment of non-state actors that effectively have hollowed out central state institutions.
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Important words are hollowed out, so that they lose their precision and their sting, and exist mainly to perpetuate a paralyzing climate of reciprocal hatred between political parties.
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That is a situation that is being played out elsewhere in hollowed-out industrial America, as towns welcome giant data centers from companies like Amazon, Google and Microsoft.
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Perhaps it was a fearful sense that the British ruling class was becoming irrelevant, that it represented a crumbling world order that war and depression had hollowed out.
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For Arendt this leads to a politics where Enlightenment principles like justice and equality are hollowed of significance and used only to advance the agenda of the powerful.
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After the wars of the 1990s, troops returned to communities, already hard hit by the farm crisis, that were being hollowed out by trade treaties that benefited corporations.
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Most solar that you can buy in the United States in the commercial space is now made in China, and the result is we hollowed out American innovators.
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Those benefits—including maternity care and mental health services—were required under the ACA so that insurers couldn't offer hollowed-out plans that were insurance in name only.
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Smallish towns and states, hollowed out by demographics and urbanization, are not giving up: they are gathering together local dollars in what amount to signing bonuses to move.
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The hole is the equivalent to losing about 14 billion tons of ice, and showed that the glacier was being hollowed out by water, as well as shrinking.
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In the shadow of Xiamen's urban buzz, much of Kinmen's population has been hollowed out, with young people opting to move to the Taiwanese mainland or to China.
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They are animated with paint and Sharpies, hollowed out and carved to cast an eerie glow, or displayed unadorned, as they were picked, in all their knobby glory.
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As I watch him hastily scoop the concoction into the hollowed-out metal pitcher resting on a plate—the same vessel Fieri had showed me earlier—Fieri interrupts.
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The official lamented that indigenous communities were withering as alcohol and teenage suicide hollowed out tribes and suggested a handful of brighter destinations in the continent-sized nation.
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His campaign picked the hollowed interior of the once bustling Studebaker plant as the site of his launch, a visual symbol of the struggles his city has faced.
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"We've suffered through a series of managers who sold our assets, took money out of journalism and left us hollowed out," echoed the Sun-Times staff on Monday.
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Once, after a farmer explained that he had to remove a tree, the police found that logs had been hollowed out to conceal a large shipment of heroin.
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It would match Trump -- and his hollowed out national security team, purged of moderating forces who might have stopped him short of this point -- against Iran's theocratic rulers.
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For working-class white people whose communities had been hollowed out by the decline of manufacturing, the rhetoric and promises of Donald J. Trump's campaign offered a salve.
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The market has become tougher as rockbottom interest rates hollowed out margins and changes to London Metal Exchange (LME) warehouse rules deflated once lucrative premiums to ship metal.
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Many of those shopping centers have been hollowed out in recent years and have failed to keep up with the changing tastes and buying habits of American consumers.
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In the island of Curacao, the stuffed Edam dish keshi yena was born of slaves of the Dutch Empire who placed scraps of meat inside hollowed out cheese.
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At the same time, I was very concerned - I didn't want people to walk away feeling completely hollowed out, hopeless, bereft of any kind of feeling of empowerment.
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The US has blocked all meaningful proposals, and any areas of agreement left between the seven have been so hollowed out that they are basically devoid of any substance.
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Justin then scooped out and harvested all the seeds and hollowed out the pumpkin, making sure he made a hole big enough for him to sit in while boating.
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Politicians can become hollowed out by today's process, emptied of value or empathy, but you did not choose to be a politician, so don't let that happen to you.
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Trump has spent much of the campaign describing the U.S. economy as a disaster, a hollowed hellscape of shuttered factories and violent inner cities menaced by dangerous illegal immigrants.
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In some countries, governments hollowed out democratic institutions to cement their grip, while vows to end poverty started crumbling when the price of oil and other export commodities collapsed.
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He's making the Ruby Red Grapefruit, an anise-forward mix of Cocchi Americano, aquavit, and grapefruit purée, with a bruléed grapefruit garnish, all served in a hollowed grapefruit half.
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Fake vaginas, real vaginas, large vibrating silicone asses, orifices of all shapes and sizes, and, I'm ashamed to say, on one occasion, a hollowed out sesame seed bloomer loaf.
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A decade later, April is a bitter obsessive, living in an immense, hollowed-out public statue with her talking cat Darwin (Philippe Katerine), the result of a failed experiment.
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When we leave Khodakovsky, he is at risk of Russian assassination, with a hollowed-out look, but he refuses to leave Eastern Ukraine or to admit to any regrets.
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When it comes to finance in particular, there is a hidden divide emerging in the United States, a fault line that splits within the already hollowed-out middle class.
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I recall bad horror movies in which people are left dead and swollen, with hollowed-out eye sockets after being mowed down by a group of human-hating bees.
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Venezuela's regime-driven economic collapse has hollowed out public services and accelerated hyperinflation, worsening its humanitarian crisis and fueling one of the largest mass migrations in South American history.
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Artistically, though, it was one of Murphy's boldest shows, with a backward chronology and a moving performance by Criss as Cunanan, a panicked dandy hollowed out by self-hatred.
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As the legend goes, Jack put a coal in a hollowed-out turnip to light his way — and he still roams around with this makeshift lamp to this day.
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"Today we see the State Department attacked and hollowed out from within," Yovanovitch told Congress on Friday, according to a copy of her opening statement obtained by The Times.
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Premier assets were acquired at less than fair value and placed beyond the reach of creditors, who were stuck seeking repayment from a hollowed-out CEOC, according to Davis.
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Contributing Opinion Writer It's hard to work up much sympathy for the hollowed-out husk of a human being that is Mitch McConnell, or Lindsey Graham for that matter.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Koleczek and other members of the team, called A-4, continued to make their way through a home left with little but a hollowed-out trampoline.
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When Pete was unsure how to fill in sandy terrain he had hollowed out around the green for transfer to other spots on the course, Alice had a solution.
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U.S. President Donald Trump argues NAFTA has hollowed out American manufacturing, in particular in automaking, and fueled a U.S. trade deficit in goods with Mexico worth over $2117 billion.
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But the more realistic threat is a gradual but no less insidious one: that democracy in the United States will slowly but surely get hollowed out in informal ways.
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When Pete was unsure how to fill in sandy terrain he had hollowed out around the green for transfer to other spots on the course, Alice provided the solution.
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Mr. Trump, who has focused for years on how unfair competition from China has hollowed out American manufacturing, has set the bar for his signature trade deal extremely high.
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According to the Chicago Sun Times, in 2013, a group of inmates began working with their significant others to sneak illicit goods into jail inside hollowed-out "Jim Shoe" sandwiches.
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First up we have the Animal Crossing 2DS LL with a cover showing the English name "Animal Crossing" on a "fresh green" background with hollowed out leaf and imprint detail.
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And their super lightweight skeletons, hollowed out by air sacs that extended from the lungs, which let them have big skeletons that weren't so bulky that they couldn't move around.
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Hollowed-out like a cave, and conceived in curves and swirls with not a straight line in sight, the space feels as if it has been crafted entirely by hand.
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Yovanovitch's statement included a warning that the State Department was being "attacked and hollowed out from within," urging the State Department leadership and Congress to take action to stop it.
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Parts of the state have been so hollowed out by cronyism and corruption under the presidency of Jacob Zuma that they fail woefully to look after its most vulnerable people.
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LOHMAR, Germany (Reuters) - With a look of apprehension, a blond woman clad in a wetsuit wobbles her way onto a lake in western Germany in a huge, hollowed-out vegetable.
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In his closing remarks, Bezos discussed his $42 million project to build a 10,000-year clock inside a hollowed out mountain in Texas, construction for which started back in February.
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To get to the center of a kid's Etch-a-Sketch, a responsible adult took a reciprocating saw and hacked off a corner until its hollowed-out insides were exposed.
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"The notion that's been out in the press and the media of a hollowed-out State Department that is not effective is counterfactual," Sullivan told reporters at the State Department.
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As a recent study by the International Crisis Group, a think-tank, points out, the army is overstretched, has a woeful human-rights record and is hollowed out by corruption.
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To some extent, China's economic rise was a good thing for global stability but Blankfein said other markets, including the United States, got "hollowed out a bit" in the process.
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Stick this tap onto any large, hollowed-out melon or pumpkin and fill it up with your choice of beverage for a unique way to serve up drinks at parties.
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Why it matters: Within the answer may lie the answer to resurrecting at least some of the hollowed out manufacturing heartland, or at least not making the same mistakes again.
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Just make it unbelievable, and all of its moral authority, all of its disinfecting function, its power to expose and to reveal truth, are effectively hollowed out and sucked away.
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" She implicitly criticized Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, too, telling lawmakers that the department "is being hollowed out from within at a competitive and complex time on the world stage.
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Sometimes this means suggesting the encroaching frailty of a hollowed-out woman; sometimes the way such a woman nevertheless corrals her remaining strength to resume a lifelong fight against despair.
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As the two parties pulled further apart and dug into their opposing corners on impeachment, the threat of political backlash from each side's core voters hollowed out the most dissent.
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The mounting daily death toll of civilians, pictures of wounded women and children, hollowed out buildings with their twisted iron spines, plumes of black smoke -- fail to move people sufficiently.
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With the legislative branch impotent and hollowed out, the executive branch—and the president who sits atop it—increasingly makes and carries out the policy decisions that shape American lives.
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A giant ancient sequoia with a hollowed-out tunnel that drew thousands of visitors each year in California toppled over on Sunday during heavy rains, according to a nonprofit group.
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The conceit of friendly locals renting out spare rooms has been supplanted by a more mercenary model, in which centuries-old apartment buildings are hollowed out with ersatz hotel rooms.
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Such was the level of popular disgust with the country's hollowed-out democracy that Chávez was able to present himself not as a threat to democracy, but as its savior.
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His winning work was a 30-millimeter-long steel minute hand with a hollowed-out apple-shaped end, a rendering of the traditional watch element known as a Breguet Hand.
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"Everybody else" includes not just the restless immigrant communities living on the outskirts of the "globalized metropolises," but residents of the hollowed-out second-tier cities and impoverished rural communities.
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That middle level job which requires skills has really been hollowed out and technology is doing that very, very quickly and we actually don't know where it's going at this point.
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It's cobbled-together architectural forms resemble the hollowed out carcasses of small abandoned homes, but at this scale they look more like bird houses, suggesting their residents have all flown away.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I assure you, your Honor, I crossed that border but once: wet behind the ears, snuck in the pseudo utero of a hollowed stereo speaker.
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Documents seen by Reuters paint a stark picture of a military hollowed out by corruption, unable to feed, pay or arm its soldiers, despite hundreds of millions of dollars of support.
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There's another quirk to Durban curry that also doesn't have a complete explanation: the bunny chow to-go, a half- or quarter-loaf of bread hollowed out and filled with curry.
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Cool pad After the big snowstorm, a Brooklynite went to his backyard, hollowed out a little room in the snow, put in some lights and a blanket and, voila -- instant igloo.
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Demand for such products has persisted even as the investment management industry's profits are being hollowed out by a move to use lower-cost funds, some which simply track an index.
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But there are a few constants, including Lena's two great loves: her partner, Trix, and her daughter, Grace, both of whom suffer untimely deaths that leave Lena gray and hollowed out.
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Another concern is that Turkey's security forces are being dangerously hollowed out by the purges at a time when they are confronted by the twin menaces of Kurdish and jihadist attacks.
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London, Paris and New York all sprawled in the 19th and early 20th centuries while their inner-city slums hollowed out, as though giant hammers were beating the cities from above.
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The name is strange; it doesn't contain any rabbit but rather a quarter loaf of unsliced white bread, hollowed out and filled to bursting with steaming curried beans or spicy mutton.
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The method was similar to that used by the Finns to make sahti: A hollowed-out log, or kuurna, is fitted with juniper branches to filter the wort from the mash.
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The following week I see the girls again, this time in LA where they're opening for Ryan Adams at The Greek, a hollowed out amphitheater at the foot of Griffith Park.
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In a massive, hollowed column that was slowly filling with water, the main player character wrapped their companion with their long scarf, offering a chirp to encourage them to come along.
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For the past twenty years, the Northamerican Union had been remediating the Second Dustbowl that had hollowed out the center of the continent before the climate was engineered back to stability.
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In some ways that happens: In a quiet moment before the mirror, Marilyn applies a drop of perfume down the front of her silk robe, her eyes hollowed out with longing.
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Today the rails remain, as do the battlefield and a handful of grand antebellum homes, but driving around the area, you get a sense that the place has been hollowed out.
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At the breezy bistro, 113 miles northeast of Midtown Manhattan, hollowed-out brioche buns are griddled with butter and stuffed with 4.25 ounces of lobster tail, claw and knuckle meat ($24).
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One of the most intriguing is the berimbau, which consists of a steel string and the hollowed-out husk of a gourd-like fruit, and is played with a wooden bow.
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Another worry is that paper products such as books could be hollowed out to hide contraband, while especially thick books can sometimes block other items during the X-Ray screening process.
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High oil prices were fueling a construction boom, the Baath Party had yet to show the full scope of its cruelty, and it was before wars and sanctions hollowed out Iraqi society.
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The crypt-keeper larvae then begin the gruesome process of eating their hosts' internal organs, finally exiting the body—and the hollowed out twig—by chewing an escape hatch through the head.
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U.S. President Donald Trump argues that NAFTA has hollowed out U.S. manufacturing, sending jobs to Mexico and fueling a U.S. goods trade deficit of more than $60 billion with its southern neighbor.
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As you may expect, many of these creations take advantage of the format of a book to hide items of personal value in hollowed-out areas, perfect for camouflaging on a shelf.
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Damaged buildings are hollowed-out versions of their former selves, a testament to past lives and aspirations of inhabitants who now scrape by on aid handouts and the bare minimum for survival.
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This season, the show's last, meets him at a halfway house in Tennessee, where he is serving out the terms of his probation, though he's been hollowed out by the entire experience.
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HOLLOWED-OUT MANUFACTURING Wal-Mart's third-party marketplace is part of an overall online initiative that is starting to show growth, with e-commerce sales growing 63 percent during the first quarter.
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The Switch controllers can to clip onto the sides of the tablet to charge, but as the Switch itself is nestled in the bowels of a hollowed-out N64 that's not possible.
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The rig is called the Omni, and it's essentially a hollowed-out cube that holds a Hero4 Black camera on each side, for a total of six cameras capturing footage at once.
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Look past the perception of the industrial Midwest as a monolith of hollowed-out cities and hulking, empty factories, and you will find economic assets that can power a Midwest economic renaissance.
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Theon continues to be one of the more interesting characters this season — with Alfie Allen giving him a poignant, hollowed-out quality — because we don't know how he's going to turn out.
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Instead, "Alien: Covenant" delivers another hollowed-out movie-going experience -- one that might not burst out of your chest, but which offers precious little that's memorable enough to stick to your ribs.
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Crowds part as I walk through the Iowa State Fair's gauntlet of primary colors and neon, lofting a pineapple bowl—a hollowed half-pineapple stuffed with rice, pineapple chunks, and Maui pork.
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In Coober Pedy, 600 miles inland, we toured dugouts, where, to escape the soaring summer temperatures, a large percentage of the population lives in the hollowed-out spaces of the opal mines.
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But Senate Majority PAC took a different course in Alabama, sensing political opportunity for Mr. Jones but recognizing that the Democratic Party in Alabama had been hollowed out over years of defeat.
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And while Mr. Hawley focused on politicized issues, like joining a federal effort to dismantle Obamacare, his office was hollowed out of experienced litigators, leading to a sharp increase in settlement costs.
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What this meant was that my father spent much of his days in Vietnam peering into the dark: extracting rotten teeth, mending unhinged jaws, mining the hollowed vessel that carries the voice.
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Barefoot pilgrims walk an even more vertical path there, culminating in a dark, rock-hollowed room in the monastery housing the tomb of St. Basil, where a priest blessed each visitor individually.
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And we have a president that cannot sit through a briefing or do serious preparation of any kind, who has hollowed out the government and filled key posts with lackeys and grifters.
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Dayton, a hollowed-out manufacturing center at the juncture of two major interstates, had one of the highest opioid overdose death rates in the nation in 2300 and the worst in Ohio.
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Initiations tend to promote a vague vision of Pan-Asian identity that reflects the history of Asian-American scholarship and activism, but whose urgency has been hollowed out by years of apathy.
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Across the Atlantic Ocean at Noma, tiny balls of apple are scooped out of the fruit and back into its hollowed shell, then served up with seeds and a (fake) edible beetle.
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Residents along Walnut Street and at other crime scenes told of a fractured community — isolated by this city's entrenched segregation, hollowed out by joblessness and poverty, and battered by resignation and indifference.
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Back then, the center of the city was widely considered a hollowed-out wasteland of wig stores, haunted houses and surface parking lots where very few people lived or opened businesses anymore.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads About halfway through my tour of Armory Show 2019, I encountered the gigantesque and hollowed-out sculpture "Plastic Bags" (923) by Cameroonian artist Pascale Marthine Tayou.
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As observed by Rice University biologists Kelly Weinersmith and Scott Egan, female crypt-keeper wasps also lay their eggs in the sand live oak's hollowed out twigs—directly inside the gall wasp larvae.
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In California, a gigantic mudslide closed a section of Interstate 80 in the Sierras and high winds felled a famous giant sequoia tree with a hollowed-out tunnel that motorists could drive through.
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She shared her feelings on the cancellation, saying it "hollowed me out," and expressed gratitude for the fact that she'll get to address the season two cliffhanger and resolve the show for real.
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The Dance Academy was a nightclub opened in the hollowed auditorium of a 120-year-old theater; a listed building and contested space that the local council had long-held designs of regenerating.
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We've watched as urban and rural communities have been hollowed out -- good paying jobs have gone overseas, too many people have died from opioid addiction and our neighborhoods have crumbled from failing infrastructure.
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The Foreign Office has been hollowed out thanks to a combination of confusion about Britain's role in the world and desperate virtue-signalling (spending 0.7% of GDP on the Department for International Development).
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It's that all the companies that build cars will become like the companies that manufacture cell phones: hollowed-out shells that cede most of the value to software makers like Apple and Google.
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If dim sum trolleys continue their descent into irrelevancy with modern British diners, yum cha may soon be just a tasty, hollowed-out har gau pastry shell of what it once truly was.
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GOP defense hawks are also taking issue with the level of defense spending in Trump's proposal, arguing it is inadequate to a military they believe has been hollowed by years of budget cuts.
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In that respect, Google is treating Hangouts on Air the same way it handled Google+ — take what works, find new home for those features, and sweep the hollowed-out shell under the rug.
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The big picture: The first wave of automation-fueled job losses hollowed out middle-skill work — manufacturing positions that required some education, but not a college degree, and led to lucrative, lifelong careers.
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Indianapolis, part of America's Rust Belt, saw a manufacturing boom in the early 20th century, then a subsequent decline starting in the mid 20th century as globalization and automation hollowed out U.S. manufacturing.
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To top everything off, the crew hits Pocha 32 for a hollowed-out watermelon filled with soju, makgeolli, and a take on kimchi jjigae with mini hot dogs, Spam, ramen noodles, and mozzarella.
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We're introduced to Benjamin Lay, who in 1738 exhorted his fellow Quakers to renounce slavery in a dramatic speech involving a hollowed-out Bible and a pig's bladder filled with crimson pokeberry juice.
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A few days ago, a bored barista posted an Instagram video of himself sloppily pouring a latte into a hollowed-out avocado, and he probably assumed that would be the end of it.
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The far-right government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, above, stacked the courts, gerrymandered Parliament and co-opted much of the press so that Hungarian democracy has been hollowed out, slowly and subtly.
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A set of 15 pools stacked one above the other, hollowed into the granite of the Tinajas Altas Mountains, these natural tanks can hold some 20,000 gallons of rainwater but are rarely full.
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"Collapse" off their third album, Tragedy Will Find Us, starts off energetic and powerful, but by the end of it, the song quite literally collapses into itself with a hollowed out emotional ending.
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Fans of the style say the Sami originally made the thread by pouring melted tin and lead into a hollowed tree branch, which was then bound with reindeer sinew and allowed to cool.
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In many towns, shoppers have been flocking to newly built shopping center, leaving the historic city centers decaying and pocked with commercial vacancies — much as U.S. main streets were hollowed out decades ago.
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Trump has destroyed, then, an already hollowed-out notion of objective knowledge; the outbreak of sectarianism has uncovered the true diversity of experiences and viewpoints concealed by the deceptively bland posture of evenhandedness.
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"The fear now is not about losing pieces but being hollowed out from within," said Nathalie Tocci, the director of Italy's Institute of International Affairs and an adviser to Europe's foreign-policy chief.
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For years it was run into the ground by a rotten regime that intimidated opponents, hollowed out the state and populated Skopje with kitsch statues of Alexander the Great simply to annoy the Greeks.
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These diseases are also called transmissible spongiform encephalopathies, a reference to the hollowed out, sponge-like appearance of the brain (at least when examined under a microscope) in someone who has died from it.
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"Territorial influence and geopolitical interests of the United States appears to have hollowed out its commitment to fight international corruption, much to the detriment of the future of Malaysia and the world," Gabriel said.
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Then it's on to the hollowed-out mountain in Colorado Springs where the missile warning experts wait, followed by the Pentagon and the multitude of three-letter agencies situated on the US East Coast.
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He has shown little interest in representing American ideals, such as the promotion of human rights, while carrying out a botched reorganisation of the State Department that has left it hollowed out and dysfunctional.
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Sadly, it seems more probable that we will get hollowed-out versions of characters who won't resonate particularly well emotionally, but whose actions won't interfere with the integrity of the films' overarching story either.
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As deindustrialization and other factors have hollowed what was once a manufacturing stronghold, the region has struggled to catch up with its wealthier southern neighbors despite efforts by recent governments to bridge the divide.
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I held the implants up to my chest wondering what it would feel like to have all of my breast tissue hollowed out and replaced with pockets of silicone against my bare rib cage.
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Not only does this watermelon slushie recipe serve a crowd, you can get all Pinterest-y with it and use the hollowed-out watermelon as a punch bowl when you're ready to serve it.
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And the state is a guarantor of the phenomenon — governments hollowed out by corruption are either incapable or unwilling to apply the rule of law, enabling criminal networks to dictate the lives of millions.
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Like "Don't Breathe," one of the finest horror movies of recent years, "It Follows" is set in a hollowed-out Detroit, a pointed nod to our insecure era of massive economic and technological disruption.
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The rebel army was by then a shell, hollowed out by more than a year of bombing by Russian planes and confined to ever-shrinking patches of Syria that government troops had not reconquered.
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Fifteen years ago, the local government announced that inside the hollowed-out mountain lay the remnants of what was once one of China's most ambitious military infrastructure projects: the top-secret 816 nuclear plant.
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He painted a vivid and prescient picture of the hollowed-out towns and counties that once made up America's manufacturing, mining and agricultural heartland, places that are now well known and much talked about.
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Those anti-government protests roiled France for months and highlighted the extent to which many French people living outside big cities and towns feel their communities are being hollowed out and ignored by Paris.
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Also this weekend, an ancient giant sequoia tree with a hollowed-out tunnel big enough for cars to drive through was toppled by floods in Calaveras Big Trees State Park just southeast of Sacramento.
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The decline of manufacturing jobs across the U.S. has hollowed out communities and depressed the working classes across broad swathes of the country, but it has also had an unexpected social side effect: fewer .
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You start off overawed by the scale of your challenge, grovel through dark times taking each hill and paragraph as it comes, and eventually, hollowed out and blinking in disbelief, stumble over the line.
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Now, obviously (they are) not part of that standard (gorilla) diet so the pumpkins are actually hollowed out and we put some much healthier treats inside ... encouraging them to go over and have a look.
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A third of Americans rely on precarious gig work, and the scars left by the hollowed-out manufacturing sector across the Rust Belt and beyond continue to plague the social wellbeing of numerous communities there.
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Before the disaster struck, the village had already lost a third of its population since 1970 as young folk moved to the cities—a process that has hollowed out many a furusato, or home town.
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After generating some buzz with a strong self-titled debut in 2014, experimental black metal duo Skáphe hollowed out a place for itself on several 2016 year-end lists with its excellent follow-up, Skáphe².
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This is the root of the shofar, a hollowed-out ram's horn, as a symbol for these holidays, both of which touch upon how each Jewish person individually practices and commits themselves to their faith.
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The deepening divide between the right and the left has largely hollowed out the center of American politics, from the politicians who once occupied the large "middle" to the voters who once gravitated to them.
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The lack of quality employment opportunities in America, particularly for low-income people, communities of color, immigrants, women and workers in towns hollowed out by globalization is a driver of widening inequality in our country.
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O'Brien is effective enough adopting the hollowed-out gaze of a guy who doesn't care, but the situations and twists are pretty banal, and while the action has its moments, the dialogue is particularly weak.
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Like other World War II-era manufacturing hubs — Pittsburgh, Detroit, Milwaukee, Baltimore and even Boston and New York — Philadelphia and Cleveland hollowed out during the latter half of the 233th century, losing jobs and people.
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Act II was set in a vast suspended hemisphere, hollowed out to look initially like the moon but then revealed as something closer to a geological specimen large enough for two lovers to clamber inside.
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Although, as he says, his show is not being underwritten by Pfizer, Mr. Gethard himself explodes the familiar belief that people who are on psychiatric medication are necessarily hollowed-out, less creative versions of themselves.
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The armed forces were so hollowed out that when pro-Russian rebels invaded eastern Ukraine in 2014 the Ukrainian soldiers were sent to the battlefront in sandals, borrowed uniforms and hopelessly useless weapons and equipment.
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A one-time publisher of The Los Angeles Times, Mr. Johnson has firsthand knowledge of corporate takeovers gone awry: He watched as his former paper was hollowed out after being acquired by the Tribune Company.
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"The concept of 'internet/meme culture' has become so diluted, and in many cases, so hollowed out and filled with Nazis, that it's hard to know what 'meme/internet culture' even means anymore," Phillips said.
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First fist fight:Same school… it was rough as hell and character building in the way that it completely unraveled my character from myself, left me incredibly traumatized, hollowed out, and lacking faith in the world.
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Last month, Andrew Sullivan published a moving and much-discussed essay in New York magazine titled "I Used to Be a Human Being" about what it's like to have your soul hollowed by the web.
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But Mr. Abbas said he would not tolerate a Gaza version of "the Hezbollah model in Lebanon," in which a heavily armed nonstate organization exerts influence over a weak government and hollowed-out national institutions.
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Beyond that, the decision to withhold credit from minority neighborhoods has turned too many of them into hollowed-out areas with high poverty, failing schools, lower property values and a markedly worse quality of life.
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Now, if you've ever seen a movie set during the conflict, none of the Vietnam-set story will be new — the brotherhood among soldiers, the slowly deflating morale, the men hollowed out by conflict, etc.
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I regurgitated predictions about a future when some as-yet-undefined purpose would overtake the pain he now felt, repeating almost verbatim the hollowed-out assurances I'd been hearing since my own father passed away.
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Consider Venezuela, where the conflict between the government and opposition already has hollowed out health services, and where the United States this week charged Nicolás Maduro with narco-trafficking crimes – making any relief more difficult.
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I've watched my beautiful rural part of Marin County, California, become hollowed out as techies and foreign investors buy up houses, only to list them on Airbnb for forty-five to fifty weeks a year.
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For glasses or any other round piece, the bubbles are rolled rapidly in the hollowed-out center of a chunk of beechwood attached to a handle, rather like a wooden saucepan, to create smooth orbs.
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They designed a way for Ms. Hulacova to put some of her works, with hollowed-out middles, on top of beehives so the bees over time created intricate honeycombs inside the cavities of her sculptures.
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Ripped through by bullet holes and whipped raw by decades of punishing polar gales, all that remains is the C-3503's hollowed-out fuselage, and a few coiled wires spitting out of its skeleton.
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Sikora, at the University of Denmark, analyzed the DNA of one man, two children, and a hollowed-out thigh bone, all buried at a late Stone Age site called Sunghir, in Russia, some 34,000 years ago.
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These sites had hollowed out a space below Gawker just as Gawker, with great reluctance, had become a real media outlet, one large, rich, and slow-footed enough to be held to account — and taken down.
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Some of these communities have seen the return of a particularly pernicious predatory lending system — known as "contract for deed" — that hollowed out black communities, in Chicago and Baltimore in particular, during the mid-20th century.
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His political project -- and his populist economic policy -- has all along rested on the idea of recreating a hallowed era, especially in the industrial Midwest, before US manufacturing was hollowed out by developing powers like China.
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Instead of building on this progress, Trump has alienated Mexico, proposed massive cuts to aid for the northern triangle and hollowed out the US Foreign Service, making it harder to implement a coherent Central American strategy.
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Justice Secretary Michael Gove also branded the 28-member bloc a "job-destroying machine" that had hollowed out communities across Britain, citing the failure of his own father's fishing business which he attributed to EU quotas.
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For Trump's critics, a global pandemic has long loomed as the ultimate doomsday scenario, one that would strain a chaotic leader and expose the corners of government they claim have been hollowed out during his tenure.
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Cultured Traveler As I stood alone in the silent, darkened King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid of Giza, staring into the sarcophagus that had been hollowed from red granite at least 4,500 years ago, my thoughts swirled.
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I wanted to engage with the technology, engage with the fact that the arts, music, photography, all these industries, are also being hollowed out by automation and so I wanted that to be part of a process.
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The graphite on paper work depicts a commune-like society of women working and living together in a matrix of tall, hollowed-out tree trunks connected by a network of long braids grown from their own hair.
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One of the antidotes towards some of the toxic nature that we've built up in some of our especially tech companies ... We used to turn to unions for a while and that has largely been hollowed out.
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What makes these books so much fun to read is their setting in the middle of the American heartland: towns hollowed out by the Great Recession and lost opportunities, their former residents fleeing for major population areas.
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He workshopped a patchwork philosophy full of meditations on "freedom" and "fulfillment," a modern remix of Emersonian self reliance, Timothy Leary sans intoxicants, and a hazy reclamation of an American Dream hollowed out by creditors and landlords.
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In Canton, like elsewhere in the "rust belt" heartlands stretching from the Midwest to the Great Lakes region and parts of the Northeast, manufacturing has been hollowed out since the 1970s, due in part to foreign competition.
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Halloween is not traditionally celebrated in France, although it has become more visible since the late 1990s under the influence of American films and TV series, with shop windows often showing hollowed out pumpkin heads and witches.
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With ingredients recalibrated, the curry turns into soup and a backdrop for egg noodles and yong tau foo: varying vessels — including hollowed-out eggplant, fried jicama, pugilistic green chiles and blocks of tofu — stuffed with fish paste.
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" The hollowed tubes were "rubbish for showing art in," he noted, but "it was so idiosyncratic, such a spectacular tube-tastic thing, that we felt we shouldn't knock this building down and land a modern art spaceship.
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Both approaches have their strengths, and when Ms. Field beats against Mr. Pullman's chest in distress, you sense a good woman hollowed out by the moral decay amid which her every day has become a living death.
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"They've hollowed out an entire mountain," said Victor Cha, a North Korea expert and Georgetown professor whom Mr. Trump considered as American ambassador to Seoul, and who wrote the center's report with Joseph Bermudez, a photo analyst.
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For instance, Taiyaki (a fish-shaped pastry filled with a red bean paste that's often used as an ice cream cone) and brick toast (hollowed-out bread filled with something sweet like Nutella) are grabbing people's attention.
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The site, which was described as a family burial chamber, was discovered a year ago hollowed out of rock at Tuna el-Gebel, an ancient burial ground not far from the city of Minya in central Egypt.
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Hollowed, the fourth studio album from UK producer Alan Myson, takes the dubstep-futursism SP of his previous work and fleshes out a bigger, more expansive sound, as though the producer were conducting an electronic music orchestra.
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Since restarting last month, the talks have focused on settling differences between Mexico and the United States that go to the heart of U.S. President Donald Trump's complaint that NAFTA has hollowed out U.S. manufacturing to Mexico's benefit.
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The hollowed silhouette of a basketball player mid-dunk is filled with a reimagining of Rogier van der Weyden's The Descent from the Cross, one of the most well-recognized visual depictions of the crucifixion in (art) history.
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The last round of civil war, against Islamic State's (IS) short-lived caliphate, was a huge leap forward for Iran's Iraqi militias, which performed much more strongly than the country's military, U.S.-trained but hollowed out by corruption.
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Admirers and associates took strong exception to the portrait of Reagan as a hollowed-out version of himself, which triggered columns denouncing the book and an on-air shouting match between O'Reilly and Fox News commentator George Will.
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This isn't a bunch of statisticians surveying kids on November 1 to see which candies they plan on eating first, and which ones they'll be leaving at the bottom of their hollowed-out plastic gourds until they're desperate.
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"The shareholding structure of some high-risk smaller banks might seem to be okay from the outside, but actually they're being hollowed out by transactions related to the shareholders," said a vice president of a city commercial bank.
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"The shareholding structure of some high-risk smaller banks might seem to be okay from the outside, but actually they're being hollowed out by transactions related to the shareholders," said a vice president of a city commercial bank.
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But the Friedman Doctrine, as some call it, is under threat as Americans attempt to make sense of the anger in the roiled U.S. heartland, beset by hollowed-out cities, bankrupt pension plans, and decades of flat wages.
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Fox News, in particular, is expected to be a major source of the new Fox's revenues, and the 2018 fall schedule for the Fox network already suggests the network is beginning to be hollowed out by corporate overlords.
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By flattening the imagery, he draws attention to the central characters' movements and expressions — for example, the stilted onlookers in extravagant dress when Joan first approaches the Dauphin in hollowed-out chambers, or the Dauphin's funereal coronation sequence.
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Employers that create many jobs, pay high wages, generate spillover into other local industries and are active community leaders should be prioritized for assistance By comparison, finding such firms in hollowed-out New Orleans was a major challenge.
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Pet City 21 Photos View Slide Show ' At Seth Low Intermediate School 25 in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, on Monday, Dominica Fiume's second-floor science and zoology classroom was beginning to have that hollowed-out end-of-the-year feel.
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"Our manufacturing base has crumbled, communities have been hollowed out, wages have declined, and households are making less today than they were in the year 21625," Trump said in an economic speech two months ahead of his election.
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The rise in violent crime here is part of a nationwide trend that experts say has been exacerbated by Brazil's economic recession, by corruption that has hollowed out government coffers and by fierce competition among drug trafficking organizations.
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I paused at the Cavey Den, a hollowed-out treehouse with stumps for seats and children's books, then rocked on a rocking horse and ate a cookie from a jar, wondering what time was set aside for naps.
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Austerity measures have hollowed out the middle class, while the richest 0.1 percent of the population — which includes many politicians — earns a tenth of the country's national income, much of it, critics say, from plundering the country's resources.
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And now Mr. Markovits is taking his message to the masses, with a big new book arguing that the meritocratic ideal has not only fed rampant inequality and hollowed out the middle class, but also threatens democracy itself.
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Much of the heroin that enters this country comes hidden in cars, concealed in suitcases, squeezed inside hollowed fire extinguishers, or strapped to the thighs, crotches and chests of Mexicans and Americans who cross between the two countries.
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Democracies should not allow their citizens to be mirrored in the data because it sets them up to be hollowed out; their individuals aggregated, classified and repackaged as all-you-can-eat attention units for whoever is paying.
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In Japan, where it is also called Shibuya toast after the Tokyo district where the style began, a substantial portion of a loaf is hollowed out and filled with squares of toasted bread, ice cream, syrup and fruit.
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Since restarting last month, the talks have focused on settling differences between Mexico and the United States that go to the heart of U.S. President Donald Trump's complaint that NAFTA has hollowed out U.S. manufacturing to Mexico's benefit.
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We don't want Jones to continue fighting at 47 years old and as the hollowed-out husk version of a man we used to witness light up the world stage with his agile defence and lightning-quick hand speed.
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And even if he cannot catch Clinton, Sanders can take credit for dragging her to her left on economic questions, as she now speaks in her stump speech about the need to make hollowed out American communities "whole" again.
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At the same time, Trump's tirades against trade deals with nations like China played into a belief among many people that such pacts had hollowed out the American dream, while building middle classes lives for citizens of adversary nations.
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And yet, Trump somehow, in the course of the 2016 campaign, effectively convinced a decent chunk of voters -- especially in the Midwest hollowed out by manufacturing losses -- that he and he alone understood the challenges they faced in life.
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But after years of planning and acquisition, all there is to show for 428 East 58th Street, a proposed 950-foot spire by Foster & Partners, the British architecture firm led by Norman Foster, are a few hollowed-out rowhouses.
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In retrospect, the G.O.P. was so hollowed out — the base felt betrayed — that I think if he had played his cards right, he still could have won the nomination and not damaged himself so much for the general election.
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Clanging, echoey guitars gradually give way to a drum pattern that would sound surprisingly breezy were it not for the hollowed out percussion in use and what sounds like the repeated howl of a prisoner of war being tortured.
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Now, for the most part, that has not been terribly damaging — O.K., politics is hollowed out and Australians are deeply cynical, but by global standards the place is still pretty well run, and economically we are in enviable shape.
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Focus on the numbness you felt on Election Day 2016, the feeling of horror and disbelief that Trump would actually assume the presidency, the way you stumbled though the days that followed, a pained, hollowed-out shell of yourself.
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East New York was gradually hollowed out by the same cycle of disinvestment that ate away at a lot of formerly middle-class neighborhoods in New York and other American cities over the course of the 236s and '22017s.
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Castillo repeatedly returns to emblems of provincial life as talismans against wealthy arrogance, like a gourd hollowed out by hand to make a rustic bowl, or a dessert of sticky rice cakes sold by the side of the road.
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But while the rest of South America made dramatic improvements in drinking water access in the past two decades, Venezuela's advances were instead hollowed out by underinvestment, mismanagement and six straight years of a spiraling economy under Mr. Maduro.
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There's been growth in high-wage jobs in tech and finance in big cities, and there's been a similar surge in jobs at the lower end — but the middle has hollowed out, primarily due to the collapse of manufacturing.
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His wife of sixty-five years, Eva (Claire Bloom), has just passed away, and he looks hollowed out—sitting glumly in his red sweater and white socks, and batting aside the gentle entreaties of his granddaughter Annie (Kerry Bishé).
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Parts of his story don't quite work (especially Brian's extreme spiritual awakening); but by examining a life from the angle of its final destination, the movie offers a rich and tender study of a woman hollowed out by remorse.
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Since restarting last month, the talks have focused on ironing out differences between Mexico and the United States which cut to the heart of U.S. President Donald Trump's complaint that NAFTA has hollowed out U.S. manufacturing to Mexico's benefit.
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Click here to view original GIFCredit: Da Vinci Restauro/YouTubeWhile preserving an 18th century wooden statue of Jesus, a team of Spanish restorers was surprised to discover a time capsule hidden within the hollowed-out ass portion of the carving.
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After you've chosen a block from each of the four groups, you assemble them into a shape, which you place into something that looks like a hollowed-out 8-track cassette, and then into the computer, which decodes your selections.
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In Michigan, the Republican-led legislature on Wednesday hollowed out minimum wage and sick leave laws, three months after it passed those statutes as part of a political strategy to keep them from appearing on the ballot as a voter referendum.
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Unlike the United States, which stores its vast oil supplies in hollowed-out underground salt domes, China's different geology means it mainly has to excavate hard rock caverns up to 200 metres (220 yards) below the surface, similar to South Korea.
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His other high-scoring words were periagua (an American Indian canoe made from a hollowed tree trunk; 76 points), sundri (an east Indian tree; 28 points), and gynaecia (the plural of gynoecium, the female part of a flower; 95 points).
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As the GOP establishment has drifted griftward, as it has hollowed out, and now as Trumpism has filled the void, it has lost the skill and cohesion required to pull something like this off without committing a bunch of unforced errors.
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Amazon has done this with its own line of Amazon Basics products that undercut the prices of top-selling items on the site, as well as with its platform in general, which has hollowed out cities and towns around the country.
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The robotics expert was contracted during Star Wars' production to produce eight cylindrical models to use in the film, some of which were hollowed out with a space for R2-D2 actor Kenny Baker, and some equipped with remote control capabilities.
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Unlike the United States, which stores its vast oil supplies in hollowed-out underground salt domes, China's different geology means it mainly has to excavate hard rock caverns up to 200 meters (220 yards) below the surface, similar to South Korea.
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The primary culprit was a Republican Party that allowed itself to be hollowed out by rot, followed by any number of institutions: the press, the Democratic Party, the meritocracy, Wall Street, the education system, the Electoral College, you name it.
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Adecco Sells Soliant Health For $612 Mln To Olympus Partners Europe's private banks and asset managers are facing a crisis as business models are hollowed out by negative interest rates, the chief executive of Edmond de Rothschild told the Financial Times.
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They are angry because they've been left behind to root through a hollowed out and vacant culture that by-passed them when the Interstate went through and corporate America mechanized and applied genetic science to the process of growing corn.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to withdraw from NAFTA unless he can rework it in favor of the United States, arguing that the pact has hollowed out U.S. manufacturing and caused a trade deficit of over $60 billion with Mexico.
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Several Republicans are urging the administration to approach the summit cautiously while keeping the pressure on North Korea to denuclearize, and some Democrats are raising concerns that a hollowed out State Department cannot back up Trump's promises of a diplomatic solution.
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My focus will probably be the opposite: The consolidation of everything from movies to news, as the media industry gets hollowed out by the same rich-get-richer, winner-take-all forces that have reshaped businesses from airlines to pharmaceuticals.
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"One of the problems here is the White House is getting hollowed out and the number of people capable of doing things, of doing real things whether you agree or disagree ideologically, is getting smaller and smaller," Mr. Schumer told reporters.
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The choice isn't so much a compromise as it is a celebration of Rome's many batch-prepared classics like pomodori al riso, hollowed-out tomatoes filled with rice and baked with potatoes until the tomato is perfectly withered and nearly caramelized.
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During his visit, Auden met James Conant, then the president of Harvard and a man associated with the Apollonian transformation of the modern university, its remaking as a scientific-technical powerhouse with its old religious and humanistic purposes hollowed out.
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Having hollowed the pieces out, he then connected them with fire, filled them with wet plaster and waited for that to dry, then dramatically set fire to the furniture again, leaving bits of them black and dripping, like ash-covered stalactites.
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" The retired career foreign service officer, as she did in her testimony before the House during the impeachment inquiry, cautioned that the department was being "hollowed out" and helmed by "senior leaders (who) lack policy vision, moral clarity and leadership skills.
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After Senator Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader from New York, said Mr. Cuccinelli's appointment to the task force showed how "hollowed out" federal agencies are, Mr. Cuccinelli pointed the finger at Mr. Schumer for not attending a briefing on the virus.
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Council to make some sweet potatoes for dinner, so she improvised a dish by mashing boiled sweet potatoes with butter, Karo syrup and orange juice and spooning the mixture into the hollowed out rinds of oranges she had cut in half.
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The risk, instead, is that the legal procedures necessary for a liberal democracy to work — the fairness of elections, the separation of powers, the protections of minority rights — become hollowed out from the inside, rendered meaningless despite remaining on the books.
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Mr. Trump's advisers said the president remains resolute and views the pugilistic approach as the only way to force China to end two decades of industrial policies that have hollowed out American manufacturing and resulted in a ballooning trade deficit.
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Her apple-cheeked robustness seemingly hollowed out by the final curtain, Ms. Piper vaulted in a single performance to the top ranks of distaff talent in a town where women across the spectrum of age and experience reigned supreme in 2016.
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The dusty and fissured road leading to the Stronghold ends in front of a hollowed-out, hexagon-shaped bungalow — a testament to Keith Janis, an Oglala Sioux, who built it in 2003 while protesting the park service's possession of the land.
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"It's time for them to consider whether they want to continue to facilitate the status quo in the hopes that at some point new realities emerge — or call attention to the way that those democratic norms have been hollowed out."
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" She questioned whether the associates of Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani -- who were pushing for her ouster -- were looking to benefit financially from her removal, and warned that the State Department, where she still works, was being "attacked and hollowed out from within.
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And so — because we may be frightened while also being brave — we take some of the old building's rubble; steal a doorknob or two, use the line of a window for inspiration, make a sitting room of the ancient hollowed swimming pool.
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Beginning in the 1980s, Wal-Mart led a push to look overseas for inexpensive inventory, and the Made-in-America push—with its implied effort to rebuild a hollowed-out manufacturing base—has created more publicity than sales, retail consultants and analysts said.
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Even more satisfying must be the turmoil that has followed the US election, which makes democracy seem less appealing, potentially sapping some energy from demands for more democracy in Russia, where he has hollowed out of any semblance of democratic fair play.
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Skateboarding at the Tokyo Games will have a total of four medal events for 40 men and 40 women in two categories: park - a hollowed-out course featuring a series of curves; and street - a straight course featuring stairs, handrails and curbs.
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"Democrats have taken the pulse of the American people and here's what they've decided: They've decided that American seniors want their Medicare hollowed out until the only thing left is the name," the GOP leader said on the Senate floor earlier this month.
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Here's the new thing: the—and there are not enough quotation marks in the world for this one—"eggspresso," a new coffee shop trend where a shot of espresso is decanted into a hollowed-out egg, a sort of deconstructed seasonal mocha.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to withdraw from NAFTA unless it can be reworked in favor of the United States, arguing that the pact has hollowed out U.S. manufacturing and caused a trade deficit of more than $60 billion with Mexico.
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The British designer Lee Broom came to that realization last May after opening a monthlong pop-up shop in Manhattan's SoHo filled with his furniture and light fixtures, including lamps made from hollowed-out marble tubes and cut crystal bulbs recalling cocktail glasses.
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Speaking at the hollowed-out venue not long ago, Weiner and Heffington were tight-lipped about the piece, which has something to do with Hoboken in the nineteen-forties, the Pacific theatre of the Second World War, and the ethics of collateral damage.
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Bacon's comments suggest that he knew Dyer kept his pot stash at the artist's studio: So, after giving it to me, then scraping the base covering away … he pulled the stuff wrapped in a thin foil out of the hollowed-out statue.
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Beneath its sleek, black exterior is a hollowed-out space that allows tech-savvy winos to refill the smart bottle with equally sleek aluminium cartridges designed specifically for Kuvée, which promise to lock in the freshness of the wine for a month.
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But the Snells have been using Pastor Young's boat services to move drugs using hollowed-out hymnals, and in one of the season's most disturbing moments, it is implied that they kill Grace and leave her infant son for Mason to find.
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Like how every year around Halloween, the children scream when they see me wearing a jack-o'-lantern on my head — until I take off the hollowed-out pumpkin and reveal that it's just me, a regular old snaggletoothed man with triangle eyes.
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These days, the downtown core, which boomed with industrialization in the early 20th century, and hollowed out with a rush to the suburbs thereafter, is filling up with new residences, hotel projects and cultural venues (including a museum dedicated to the blues).
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Looking to the music industry as a possible guide for developments, Spotify's market-dominating music platform — which pays out $0.006 to $0.0084 to artists per stream — has, alongside the likes of Apple Music and others, essentially hollowed out the incomes of many artists.
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The executives from companies including Nucor, U.S. Steel, ArcelorMittal and Commercial Metals said the sustained surge of steel imports into the United States had "hollowed out" much of the domestic steel industry and was threatening its ability to meet national security needs.
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Beyond structural problems, city officials say the neighborhood draws a disproportionate share of the city's crimes, drug problems and animal control issues, including a fair number of raccoons that like to hide in the hollowed-out nooks and crannies of the aging structures.
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Presented in a hollowed-out replica of the book "Alice in Wonderland" is a black sphere that contains foie gras mousse, a puffed and crackly "mochi" made from duck fat, and a vial labeled "drink me" that contains a rich duck consommé.
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A number of experts have pointed to an increase in so-called deaths of despair over the last two decades — notably from suicide, overdoses, and alcohol-related diseases — seen in parts of the country with job losses, declining populations, and hollowed-out towns.
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With Mr. Scott, Mr. Plummer instead creates a rapacious man whose hunger for wealth and power (and more money, always more) has hollowed him out and whose fatherly touch, at its most consuming, brings to mind Goya's painting of Saturn eating his son.
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You're kind of torn, because on the one hand you think that's an incorrect thing to do, but then on the other hand you're rooting for him to not be such a non-person, not such a hollowed-out individual in this world.
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In Spice World, this hollowed-out double decker public transit bus had enough space for each band member to have her own corner: a swing for Baby, animal print for Scary, shoe racks for Ginger, gym equipment for Sporty, and a catwalk for Posh.
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Hamburg is a hollowed out shell after a firestorm set off by Allied bombs destroyed a large part of the city, and its residents are being forced to give up what's left of their homes to make room for British officers and their families.
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Ntsintsi's Fun Food's popular "kota" sandwich - a hollowed-out quarter loaf filled with spicy mango condiment, french fries and a popular ready-to-eat cold meat called polony - has to undergo a makeover after health authorities traced the listeria outbreak to a polony factory.
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The work consisted of a cone hollowed out of two derelict seventeenth-century buildings in the city's Les Halles – Plateau Beaubourg area, next to the site where the high-tech structure of the future Centre Georges Pompidou was rising amid medieval and pre-revolutionary buildings.
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It has been hollowed out as trade and technology have done away with most of the well-paid jobs once available to Americans without a college degree, tipping many of them into a service economy of low wages, uncertain hours and little job security.
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Wartzman, who wrote the book "The End of Loyalty: The Rise and Fall of Good Jobs in America," describes Silicon Valley as a barbell economy — tech has superstar jobs at the top, a hollowed-out middle and lots of service work on the low end.
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In August, more than 19953,000 people filled the Erie Insurance Arena to hear Mr. Trump hammer the twin themes he effectively drove all year: that trade deals have hollowed out the United States' industrial core, and that undocumented immigrants and refugees threaten the nation's safety.
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Editorial Young black men who live in segregated, hollowed-out areas of America's cities have long suffered disproportionately high rates of joblessness, which makes those communities especially vulnerable to family instability and acts of violence committed by young people who have no stake in society.
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The beautiful Marrakech tagine features hollowed-out seasonal vegetables—such as bell pepper and squash—stuffed with couscous, peas, and carrots and standing in a pool of rich, russet Berber turmeric sauce with a subtle barnyard funk, owing to a finishing drizzle of argan oil.
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Their design alludes to a potentially not-so-distant future in which the largest metal reserves have been hollowed from the earth to fulfill ever-growing consumer demands and are no longer mined but found in existing products, like building materials, appliances and electronics.
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But rather than any sense of a murderous king spiritually hollowed out by his own ascent, we get Macbeth as a blunt, bluff pugilist who looks as if he would be happier taking on Jake LaMotta in "Raging Bull" than ruminating over matters of conscience.
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The more popular explanations — the acceleration of the news cycle, the social media information bubble, the rise of populism — may play a part, but the big factor is the transformation of our political parties from mass movements to professionalized and hollowed-out political machines.
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At the same time, the company, and Mr. Bezos in particular, might have considered that Amazon's success has hollowed out aging downtowns and shopping malls across America, and that having at least one headquarters away from the coasts might have generated considerable political good will.
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The agency also released still photos taken by a team on the ground, including images of canoes made of hollowed-out palm tree trunks and an ax with a stone blade tied to a wooden handle, along with an aerial photo of a thatched hut.
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Real median earnings for men working full-time and year-round fell about $7,63 in that time, as an ecosystem of factories that held up the Midwest was hollowed out, said Gabriel Ehrlich, director of the University of Michigan's Research Seminar in Qualitative Economics.
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"I think there's an effort by this administration to narrow the scope and the sort of meaning of civil rights protections so there's just a hollowed-out husk of what's actually protected," said Thomas Silverstein of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.
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When she said she wanted to go feed ducks, Mr. Pence saw an opportunity: He brought along two large loaves of bread, one of them hollowed out to hold a small bottle of Champagne and another to conceal a ring box, the newspaper reported. Mrs.
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Based on Sheeran's memoir, ''I Heard You Paint Houses,'' the film is haunted by the cinematic moments that De Niro, the director Martin Scorsese and the co-stars Al Pacino and Joe Pesci have made in so many movies about hard men with hollowed hearts.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were each casting aspersions upon Nafta as if it were self-evidently a bad deal for American workers, especially for the hollowed-out working and middle classes in the Midwestern states, like Ohio and Michigan, that would decide the election.
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The cast of characters includes "hillbillies" who live in broken-down mobile homes, a rogue FBI agent who trashes motel rooms and seduces a witness and local drug dealers who distribute their wares in hollowed-out hymnals at a pastor's weekly sermon on the lake.
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But they were overshadowed by a more performative, hollowed-out iteration of the "debate me" mindset — one that craves dissent not as a means to sharpen a position or find empathy for another, but as fodder for a never-ending stream of online dunks and memetic owns.
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And with a generous 200 milligrams of shatter—a weed concentrate—per serving, gone are the days of getting drunk and faded the old-fashioned way: by taking a sip of beer and alternating it with a puff of a jay, bong, or hollowed-out apple.
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Günter prefers ballsier condiments than mashed potatoes and mayo, meaning an order here comes in a toasted, hollowed-out baguette loaded with chile-spiked chimichurri sauce, sauerkraut, mustard, and ketchup, with your choice of 20 different types of sausage ranging from Turkish lamb sucuk to Hungarian kabanos.
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The High End The Suna family, which helped set the stage for the revival of Long Island City, Queens, in the 276s by developing movie-production facilities in a hollowed-out industrial area, is hoping for a different kind of hit with its newest creation, a condominium.
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An urban renewal program in the 90s—including a minor league baseball stadium and Tennessee's largest aquarium—started to turn downtown around, but there's still a surplus of old hollowed-out buildings and largely empty surface-level parking lots that take up entire blocks of the city.
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The prime minister's announcement heralded a significant turnaround for the nation's armed forces and political leadership from the summer of 2014, when the military, hollowed out by years of corruption and inept political decisions, crumbled under the juggernaut of the Islamic State's once-formidable fighting force.
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Its direct costs come in money wasted on high-income tax cuts, in the deterioration of America's reputation abroad, in the corruption snaking through the executive branch, in the families ripped apart at the border, in the government agencies hollowed out by an exodus of talented staff.
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"I'm so ready for this," said Stanley, 57, a lifelong Angeleno who is part of a group of die-hard Rams fans who wear hollowed-out watermelons on their heads when they sit in a section at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum known as the Melon Patch.
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The series somewhat undermines its real-world resonance with its more over-the-top aspects, although those are perhaps helpful in lightening what's often a grim mood, especially in terms of Kendall, as brilliantly portrayed by Strong, a defeated, hollowed-out husk of a human being.
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I'm scared because all presidents are only as good as the counsel they seek and the counselors who provide it, and Trump has burned through so many top advisers and so much good will that he operates with a hollowed-out staff of half-baked experience.
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As the dispute between the Saudi-led faction of the Gulf Cooperation Council and Qatar careens toward a risk of conflict, Trump hasn't nominated anyone to be assistant secretary for Near Eastern affairs, which oversees Middle East policy and the hollowed-out Office of Arabian Peninsula Affairs.
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More than that, however, they lined up to watch him stick it to the entire establishment – not just his own party (which seemed to care only about tax cuts for the rich and trade deals that hollowed out the middle class) but the entire national power structure.
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In a forthcoming paper "Outsourcing Politics: The Hostile Takeovers of Our Hollowed Out Political Parties," Samuel Issacharoff, a law professor at New York University, writes about how the erosion of political parties played out in 2016: Neither party appeared to have a mechanism of internal correction.
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In an undated letter written to Carpenter, Gordon wrote: Dear Karen, Thru the years of The Carpenters TV specials I saw you change from the Innocent Oreo-cookie-and-milk-eyed girl next door to hollowed eyes and a lank body adrift on a candy-colored stage set.
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We're going to go out on a limb and assume that a tiny pump creates a vacuum in the hollowed out segments that make up the characters displaying the time, causing that elastic membrane on top to get sucked into the chamber, revealing the numbers in reverse 3D.
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In his announcement, Young owns up to some of the mistakes that were made along the way, saying:I had to put up with lots of criticism for the high cost of music delivered in the way all music should be provided, at full resolution and not hollowed out.
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It's hard to work up a venomous lather when every athlete has hollowed out the section of their brains where interesting thoughts exist so they can peddle an app that allows you exclusive access to the shape and color of their bowel movements not available on other social media.
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The Kliebert family has been handling gators for generations, but that didn't stop Sally, the family's 60-year-old gator, from snapping at "T-Mike, the Gator King" (also the baby daddy) as he repeatedly tried to pry open her jaws and toss a hollowed-out watermelon inside.
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Benjamin Weiser relates in his Aug 2628, 28500 New York Times article, "Trial by Jury, a hollowed American Right, is Vanishing," the case of an accused narco – terrorist who, faced with a 6900 year minimum sentence, plead guilty to a lesser charge and received 2628 months in prison.
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Nearly every other table — from young Korean-Americans who knew everything on the K-pop soundtrack to those who seemed awed by the setting — had ordered the watermelon sawa, a hollowed-out half watermelon filled with ice, fruit purée, soju and Sprite, accompanied by bowls and a ladle.
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When Kramer began visiting psychiatric wards in the 1970s, they were filled with miserable, hollowed out people who were in what was then known as "end-state depression"; the only thing that differentiated these patients from psychotically catatonic patients is that these depressed patients would wring their hands.
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There were perhaps a few too many examples of songs in which Mr. Bostridge started out with a lucid, hollowed-out sound as he sketched an image of nature — a tree, a stream — only to switch to a snide, dark tone as sinister associations take over the text.
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I'm done with the undersized teeny tiny ones from Trader Joe's, I'm done with the unripe ones that will leave you with jagged lacerations on your avocado-holding hand, and I'm especially done with the hollowed-out ones that have been used as coffee cups as of late.
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In the wake of The Walking Dead's seismic premiere back in 2010, FX president John Landgraf started talking with various reporters and critics about something he saw as a possible future for TV: the blockbuster model that has gradually hollowed out the American film industry might take over TV, too.
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Installation has finally begun on Jeff Bezos' 23,000-year clock, a project that the Amazon CEO has invested $42 million in (along with a hollowed-out mountain in Texas that Bezos intends for a Blue Origin spaceport), with the goal of building a mechanical clock that will run for 10 millennia.
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The conditions that Mubarak deliberately engineered to elongate his rule — an excessively powerful military, a weak opposition without governing experience, corrupt security services, hollowed-out civil society, and no effective democratic institutions — have all remained after his fall, and have undermined successive governments as much as they eventually undermined his own.
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The basic premise of facial exercising, Mr. Sikorski says, is that it provides a kind of resistance training for the facial muscles and, as with any type of strength training, should make those muscles stronger and larger, theoretically filling in spaces hollowed out with age, reducing wrinkling and rounding facial contours.
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And at a critical time in the transition from the post-World War II order, President Trump's skepticism of the national security establishment has hollowed out, devalued, and marginalized the Foreign Service, to such an extent that the Department of State both indicates and accelerates this breakdown of the old order.
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And the election will be a test of how Detroiters perceive their remade city, a place where a hollowed downtown has been transformed into a tourist draw, complete with a manufactured beach and new streetcars, but where thousands of vacant, decrepit houses still fill neighborhoods across its 139 square miles.
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With acting cabinet secretaries everywhere, the Departments of Homeland Security and State hollowed out, and the recent departure of high-profile, nonpolitical appointees on the National Security Council staff (the Vindman brothers and Victoria Coates), the judgment and experience about who wants to attack us and where is basically gone.
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The country must battle the perception around the world that without the EU the whole of Britain will become a caricature of the most dilapidated members its aristocracy, a hollowed-out set poor in cash and rich in condescension, the kind whose drafty estates are rented out for fairy-tale weddings.
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Confusion may also have something to do with the relative lack of experience in Trump's national security cabinet -- which the President has hollowed out by removing more substantial figures, such as former Defense Secretary James Mattis, who pushed back against his impulses or were more wedded to traditional national security policies.
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They include rage against the establishment; a conviction that globalization is a rigged system for the wealthy; exasperation at impunity for the financial engineers of the 2008 meltdown and the euro crisis; the cultural and economic chasm between wired metropolis and dystopian periphery; growing inequality; and hollowed-out industrial heartlands.
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She recorded this solo album not in a field but a decommissioned grain silo in Buffalo — a hollowed-out monument to economic decay — where a 12-second-long echo allowed her to harmonize with her own horn in slow, overlapping strokes, savoring a bit of the past as it slipped away.
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In a hollowed-out speaker, they found six preserved body parts belonging to two different mummies: two sets of feet and lower legs; two sets of hands and forearms; an upper arm; and part of an upper torso, according to Iman Abdel-Raouf, an Egyptian official who works on archaeological matters.
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Goods's wife, Pearlisa "Wang Wang" Stevenson (some really solid nicknames happening here), was allegedly the sandwich maker, and Jason "Murda" Marek was identified as the corrections officer who snuck the sandwiches into the jail's maximum-security tier—until he was caught with two hollowed out Jim Shoes containing bags of alcohol and tobacco.
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During the afternoon outing, 5-year-old George, who dressed in a H&M polo shirt, and 4-year-old Charlotte, who wore a floral dress by Rachel Riley, clambered into the stream, checked out the treehouse and got to see a hollowed-out tree trunk that is used as a play tunnel.
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CanCon stereotypes are funny, but in Winnipeg, I did get pulled around behind a German Shepard in a wooden sleigh, and my friends and I had igloos or quinzees (basically a hollowed out snow pile) in our yards every winter until we got to lazy, or too cool, to bother building them anymore.
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Chan is perfectly fine as a man who feels he has nothing to lose ("I have no more family," he laments early on), but his hollowed-out gaze and "Death Wish"-style crusade can't compensate for how numbingly thin this all is, stringing together just enough plot to justify the eruptions of violence.
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They are now seeing, as millions of Trump voters did two years ago, that these institutions and so many others have been captured and completely hollowed out by the political left, so that they can be used to advance progressive desires and weaponized to bludgeon any person who gets in their way.
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This is what I've taken from Islington, though: a feeling that life is too unfair, too unequal—that it is better when it is lived together and that we must do what we can to stop the places we are from turning into hollowed-out markets whose souls have been ripped out.
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Credit...Patrick Chauvel MOSCOW — It began not so much as an invasion, but as a slouching stumble through mud and snow by frightened, ill-fed Russian conscripts, the hollowed-out remnants of a force that, before the collapse of the Soviet Union just three years earlier, had been the mighty Red Army.
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The tactics: Gerrymander districts to favor G.O.P. candidates, suppress the vote, meet at night and other odd times to ramrod unpopular legislation into law, and shred the social contract between government and the people until all that is left is a hollowed-out facade of what was once our sacred democratic institutions.
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My possessions include a heavy survival knife; a magnesium bar and fire starter rod; a wedding band; some cord I made from twisted strings of plant fiber; a mosquito net with a few holes burned in it; several underripe tree nuts; and a hollowed out drinking gourd that's rotting, but still usable.
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"We do not feel Casino is structurally any better following their disposal plan...While asset disposals provide short-term liquidity there will be a point beyond which the company will be hollowed out too much or they will have run out of assets to sell," said Monteyne, keeping an "underperform" rating on Casino's shares.
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More From PCmag This Chinese 'Alexa' Is a Singing, Holographic Anime Girl Amazon Prime Day Set for July 16 Facebook Shutting Down tbh, Moves, Hello Apps Hands On With the Red OnePlus 6, Early OnePlus Prototypes The casing looks like the very familiar Creeper enemy from Minecraft complete with hollowed out mouth and eyes.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that he is offended by reports that the State Department is being "hollowed out," and he attributed the cuts to two things: that the 2016 budget was "a record high," and that the Department expects to be successful in conflict areas and able to decrease their level of support.
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And we must come to grips with the reality that this economic and military colossus still harbors resentment toward the United States and the liberal international order it created in the wake of World War II. Worse, we have contributed to this outcome while allowing our own nation to be deindustrialized, hollowed out, and distracted.
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Abandoned for over 2628 years, now newly taken over by Ford Motor Company as the center of its "New Mobility" campus and hub of operations, it is a vessel for new talent wanting to work in an urban community and in turn help resuscitate Corktown, one of the many hollowed-out neighborhoods of Detroit.
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What that person may not understand, but I think it is helpful to say anyway, is that the white woman, the brown woman, the black and brown guy in some other part of the country, the person who lives and works in rural America or a hollowed out small town, is feeling that way, too.
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The performance art stunts of Abraham Poincheval have grown steadily more absurd over the years — from spending a week on a tiny platform perched above a city, to living inside a bear, to living inside a hollowed-out boulder — yet in each instance there's something profoundly solitary about the action, which must be quite meditative.
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NORIO MARUYAMAPress secretaryMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Japan Tokyo China's unfeeling officialsJust as bricking up Salary Alley in Beijing is a microcosm of changes in China's urban planning, so the careless, if not ruthless, manner in which it was done also reflects the usual official haughty stance in handling domestic matters ("Hollowed-out hutong", May 20th).
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As its traditional manufacturing industry has hollowed out in the past decade or so, the affluent city-state has been quick to embrace opportunities in the digital economy, hosting the Asian headquarters of Airbnb and Uber, inviting its executives to conferences and investing in Uber's regional rival Grab through a unit of its investment arm for Temasek.
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The Latest Netflix Price Hike Pushed Me Over the EdgeThis morning, after about five clicks over the course of 10 seconds, I cancelled my Netflix…Read more ReadBut if the traditional TV business is being hollowed out by on-demand streaming services like Netflix, why would the networks supply Amazon with their content and split the ad revenue?
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I remember when NAFTA was signed into law and it was a real education for me through my career, where I always—just as the President is someone that believes in free trade, I always had a bias or reflexive bias for free trade, but I saw the way NAFTA hollowed out communities in the state of Indiana.
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For reasons I'll never know, or no reason at all, that little heart I'd seen beating on a grainy ultrasound screen stopped beating; and not a week later, I found myself lying on a sterile hospital bed while my uterus was hollowed out with all the gentle reverence of a bulldozer barreling through a construction site.
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Buy Now Moser Liqueur Crystal Cocktail Glasses, $1,160 There are the nights when you drink boxed wine, or three-rum cocktails out of hollowed out pineapples, but then there are the occasions when you want to be an adult and have a nice sip of port with dessert, or sample a few amaros with your charmingly hifalutin auntie.
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" With his latest collection, The Resignation (Roof Books, 2018), the poet plays around in this hollowed-out form — empty vocabulary, bankrupt signs, theatrical platitudes — and transforms it through glitchy translations into something that posits "… deposition, giving up, letting go, being forced out, usurpation, ending it all, or stepping down, as existential questions to the hetero-patriarchy.
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With the European Union in peril, Russia extending its reach, and authoritarian nationalists seducing the disaffected, Martin's study of "totalitarian internationalism" turns out to be precisely the sort of history we need at this particular moment: a deft and disquieting account of how easily the noblest of liberal principles may be hollowed out and swiftly renovated for darker purpose.
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As decades of excessive fire suppression have left our forests vulnerable to more and more potentially disastrous fires, the combination of shrinking real non-defense discretionary appropriations, shifts from other activities into fire suppression, and fire-borrowing have hollowed out the Forest Service's budget, leaving it increasingly incapable of carrying out core parts of its mandate.
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As its traditional manufacturing industry has hollowed out in the past decade or so, the affluent city-state has been quick to embrace opportunities in the digital economy, hosting the Asian headquarters of Airbnb and Uber, inviting its executives to conferences and investing in Uber's regional rival Grab through a unit of its investment arm for Temasek.
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"At a time when we have a lot of a lot of negotiating to do, to have some of our key negotiators and diplomats hollowed out over there it's a concern not just at the top level — the appointments — but the career folks, that's where I'm really seeing a disturbing trend," Flake said in an interview.
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But Ramona's introduction also sets in motion everything else the film wants to explore, from its interest in the mechanics of selling sex — a later scene will break down just how Ramona seems to ignore gravity — to its razor-sharp dissection of the days leading up to the 2008 financial crisis and the way America hollowed out afterward.
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So now, as the decade winds down and we realize the real problem is not, in fact, our lack of clever solutions, but instead our capitalist society and hollowed-out middle class, all we're left with is a Dada-esque set of instructions designed to render an egg completely inedible and, most importantly, Bigger Than Before.
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