"Singing is a very natural way to impart emotion or impart thinking," he says.
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There's a reason why I impart you with this story.
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He had no ideas or philosophy to impart, he insisted.
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The mouthpiece needs to impart no flavor of its own.
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Thailand's demography should instead impart a sense of economic urgency.
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For straight hair, Ms. Redway adds mousse to impart texture.
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There are three basic, vital coffee brewing tips I'll impart.
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That doesn't accurately impart the gravity of the turbo'd V12.
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Garlic and coriander in the hen's brine impart uncommon succulence.
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Certain compounds from red algae actually impart shrimp's color and flavor.
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As they melt, they only impart more flavor into your drink.
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The changes reinterpret the film and impart an entirely different tone.
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They also impart a lovely caramel note to the quick bread.
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Yet the standard curriculum is hardly calibrated to impart these lessons.
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Loris' software will impart its wisdom primarily through role-playing scenarios.
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And he has some lessons from the Scottish experience to impart.
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The shade I could impart if I could pick the direction!
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All these impart both a sense of grandness and of continuity.
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What message do you want to impart during this Passover ritual?
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Is there a message you try to impart to your audience?
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Perhaps Rama, and Ms. Upson too, have a lesson to impart.
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There are ways to impart your personality while still doing it right.
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But Chip still wants to impart some wisdom on his little one.
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What lessons do you impart to a child forced into extraordinary circumstances?
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What kinds of things do you plan to impart to your daughter?
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In retrospect, the stories served as vehicles to impart my grandmother's lessons.
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There's all kind of wisdom that dads can impart to their sons.
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Members of the Lords are there to impart their experience and wisdom.
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Like Hillary, these statesmen all have experience to share, wisdom to impart.
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Noisey: Can you impart upon us a brief history of the band?
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Manuscripts are words written down, but they impart far more than sentences.
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It must impart a healthy flush that's both natural-looking and noticeable.
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But in time-honored tradition, the movie also has lessons to impart.
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And that is the lesson I try to impart on these students.
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The President has sought to impart some of his anti-germ tendencies.
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I went, ready for him to impart his wisdom like an oracle.
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And I think that's what we try to impart to our kids.
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While newspapers are free to impart political biases, broadcasters must be impartial.
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I feel like I have something that I can impart to these women.
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How companies get kids to do their marketing for them Impart your values.
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She's doing her best to impart to them everything she learned from Mrs.
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Even if ecstasy is fake, the experiences the drug can impart are real.
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Some of the products of their metabolism would impart unique flavors, as well.
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I'd definitely impart that knowledge upon younger me and also my little nieces.
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Any of his paintings — and all of them — impart a sense of danger.
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Some of this restructuring is having a negative impart in the short term.
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"I wanted to [impart] those values to my children and grandchildren," she says.
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Sunday • Urban Park Rangers impart winter survival skills at Sunset Park in Brooklyn.
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Many seasoned cooks save their leftover rinds to impart umami to brothy dishes.
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As such, he has to impart them to the foreigners he travels with.
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What do you feel is most important for you to impart to your team?
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Does it have a message or a mood you're trying to impart on listeners?
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So what words of wisdom did the seasoned Hollywood star impart on the kids?
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They have no social message to impart, no silent president to shock into action.
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The biggest lesson dad can impart is to get his kids to save more.
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So here is the final lesson I would hope to impart to our visitor.
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So, she took the opportunity to impart some valuable wisdom — to his fictional character.
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As for the need to impart wholesome values, youngsters should not be the priority.
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Many more empathized with the mother and the lesson she was trying to impart.
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As with everything Beyoncé touches, the look was meant to impart a deeper message.
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Any lessons to impart after decades of dizzying success on almost every metric imaginable?
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Perhaps Alaska can impart some of its customer service to the Virgin America routes.
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We impart our cutesy language onto them, and also reflect our pets' limited worldview.
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Those arguing that speechwriters impart eloquence that speakers don't necessarily possess have a point.
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What experience did they mean to impart, what feelings did they hope to arouse?
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Matthew Passion" that its "chorales are not dramatic music, but they impart musical drama.
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This spring the newest products impart a translucent glow but without the artificial glitter.
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Many seasoned cooks save their leftover Parmesan rinds to impart umami to brothy dishes.
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Silent-movie-style placards, sparingly deployed, impart information at moments when text is vital.
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Both music and storytelling, the novel implies, have, and impart, the power to endure.
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One thing I tried to impart was just how complex the tax system is.
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You've told me that you want to impart lessons of wisdom to younger pups.
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Schools are so geared to passing exams that they fail to impart skills or values.
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As well as our interviewees, other scientists joined in the chat to impart their wisdom.
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I can't think of a better mode than the moving image to impart this message.
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This way, she says, it might be possible to impart on the jellies different flavors.
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It proved that a sitcom didn't need a point or an overarching lesson to impart.
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Add a dash to the bubbly beverage and it'll impart a pretty rose-gold hue.
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And what badass words did Arya have to impart after her massacre of the Freys?
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When it comes to life before parenthood, Jack Osbourne has some serious perspective to impart.
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Red peppercorns are less zesty, but impart a subtle depth to dishes without being overwhelming.
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She's close enough that she can impart some advice to an Ice-O-Topes player.
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Potts, Lumiere, Cogsworth and Chip impart upon the Beast (Dan Stevens) about Belle (Emma Watson).
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What's a final word that you want to impart about the need for rainforest protections?
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What message about health and wellness would you most like to impart to the world?
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Pertaining to the science of attraction then, what does Athena Pheromones impart to its users?
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Over time, the noyaux impart their heavenly character to the booze, yielding an almondesque extract.
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The delight of "Echo in the Canyon" is in the delicious details its subjects impart.
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While there may someday be an "Emails of Note," it wouldn't impart the same romance.
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Campbell argued that all cultures impart their values to the next generation through archetypal stories.
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How should parents impart this information, while maintaining their child's pride and sense of self?
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How should parents impart this information while maintaining their child's pride and sense of self?
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What's the best way for parents to impart some of the KonMari philosophy on young children?
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Oak barrels impart a delightful flavor on booze, especially in the first few years of aging.
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If any millicharged particles were still stuck on the spheres, they would impart a small force.
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Laboratories for democracyThe best civic-education classes do more than impart knowledge about how government works.
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So I find that I impart a lot of my knowledge, especially to plus-size girls.
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Luckily, taking small steps can impart big change, starting with how you recycle your beauty products.
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One of the most important roles of a university is to impart values to its students.
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He's fiercely proud of the place and the frontier history lessons he designed it to impart.
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Canada has a further economic lesson to impart in how it protects people hurt by globalisation.
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In this future, books are banned, viewed as dangerous to society for the ideas that impart.
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And the result is we see U.S. companies trying to impart income in lower tax jurisdictions.
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The effect was to impart a new, all-singing, all-dancing dramatic coherence to the form.
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So now that we have the internet, what's the best way to impart hidden, sacred knowledge?
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I'm generally pro-skillet because skillets typically impart an extra layer of crisp to their contents.
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Graduates impart a sense of place through design and food in six locations including Tempe, Ariz.
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Purée a quick yogurt-herb sauce, which will impart the flavors of dill, mint, and parsley.
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What kind of wisdom would you impart on someone who wanted to be a great bartender?
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What kind of experience did you want to impart during each round of Old World Blues?
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Evenings are better suited for relaxation, discussion, and the kinds of lessons only parents can impart.
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The grape leaves impart a particular tangy acidity that pairs perfectly with the herb-flecked filling.
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Her wet hair, pale face and the gray background impart a simple elegance to the sequence.
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is not a movie that wants to impart a moral.
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There are a number of possible reasons older fathers may impart health risks to unborn babies.
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Among the lessons fairy tales impart: Upward mobility is possible — if you're a ravishing beauty ("Cinderella").
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No doubt they're willing and eager to impart the knowledge they've dedicated their lives to understanding.
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Both Smith siblings, Jaden and Willow, will be on hand to perform and impart cosmic wisdom.
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Yet the former vice president said he was the one who hoped to impart a message.
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Fortunately, Lauren has a heightened gift for empathy that she wishes to impart upon the masses. ●
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In some cases, bad memories can actually impart negative value to a home for a seller.
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Commencement day — a time for colleges and universities to impart one final lesson on their graduates.
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The big concern for Facebook investors is that Congress will impart stricter regulations on the social giant.
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At least he manages to impart to Arya that the path she's following doesn't lead anywhere good.
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However, people who work at crystal stores are more than happy to impart their knowledge unto you.
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How do we use sound, haptic feedback or other mechanisms to impart knowledge without large real estate?
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This is a final lesson that Japan's economic experiment can impart to the rest of the world.
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Although Wingo's motivation remains unclear, his journal entries and correspondence impart vivid portraits and stories of generosity.
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The school's main purpose is to impart the integral skills of rally racing, an off-track motorsport.
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Instead, he said Garland would "relive some high school memories" and "impart some wisdom" on 2016 graduates.
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This film is an effort to impart some of his wisdom as we navigate these uncertain times.
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The people around me will have their own experiences to relate and their own lessons to impart.
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The germination is stopped by heating the barley, sometimes over peat fires, which impart a smoky aroma.
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What wisdom or important lessons would you try to impart on your loved ones before you went?
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She certainly would impart the kind of values and compassion a majority of Americans are now missing.
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You may have het up feedback you wish to impart, but make sure you do so constructively.
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Brutally matter-of-fact, these deaths impart a palpable urgency to the boy's quest: flee, survive, resist.
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He learned to lean on others who had similar moving experiences and could impart advice and connections.
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But the construction of these two characters is less interesting than the observations and histories they impart.
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There's also this: Telling kids the difficult or awkward truth is a great chance to impart values.
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Emilien, the estate's workhorse cuvée, is aged in foudres — big, old oak barrels that impart little flavor.
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The idea is to impart a basic theory, to lay a foundation for understanding how society works.
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Some laws exist to maintain an orderly society and impart a sense of morality upon its citizens.
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If you could impart some wisdom about LSD on your 17-year-old self, what would it be?
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The ceremony has spiritual meaning for those in the Mevlevi order, yet it may also impart other benefits.
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I think it is such an important message to impart to viewers that yes it's great to dream.
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The idea goes that if we could impart enough energy to a monopole, it will start to inflate.
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What drew you to these specific quotes, and what were you hoping to impart by including them here?
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What I have tried to impart to him the most is to figure out what makes him happy.
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She aimed to impart a familial identity handed down from my great-grandmother to her children and grandchildren.
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I know how difficult those lessons about losing can be to impart — and even more so to accept.
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The plot is at once predictable and exciting, but the movie has lessons to impart — among them, inclusiveness.
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If it could speak, it might impart some wisdom about everything that's occurred since the last Ice Age.
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I'd like to impart some meaningful advice here, but I imagine you already know what I would say.
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Plot lines are an afterthought, and dialogue is often breezily incoherent (particularly when trying to impart deeper meaning).
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Should he try to impart a political message, as his works for A.I.M. and Ailey have often done?
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" If you're baking, Beranbaum cautions against using iodized table salt, which she says can impart an "unpleasant taste.
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On another side, there are three dials, none of which impart critical information but they look retro-sporty.
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In seeking to impart some lesson to her readers, she descends into the mire of both-sides-ism.
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"We are inviting companies to come and impart your technologies based on the best international practices," Oler said.
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And use your waning parental influence over your teenager to impart values over trying to game the system.
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This information will undoubtedly help lead global policy discussions and impart a sense of urgency in world leaders.
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And they got to impart the mission of Black Girls Run in a way they had not expected.
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A fellow person from Nick's season kind of set us up and I wanted to impart my villain advice.
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Courchene and the others impart lessons from their ancestors, wisdom to help lead balanced lives and honor the land.
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With that experience behind him, learning to adapt and staying motivated were the main lessons Galloway wanted to impart.
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Northam had tried to impart some of his newfound clarity in the interview, which was conducted by Gayle King.
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They're great for dessert, but they'll also pull their weight in savory dishes, where they impart a nuanced sweetness.
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The superintendent said there were no indications that Raniya's mother spoke to school staff to impart concerns about bullying.
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Feel like you've made too many financial mistakes of your own to impart words of wisdom to your children?
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And she even made a guest spot on our podcast to impart us with more of her culinary wisdom.
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The meeting is "a rejuvenation of all the investment values and principles that Warren and Charlie impart," Lountzis said.
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Meyers asked him if he had any words of wisdom to impart to Jay, who appears in the doc.
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The Ultimate Productivity Bundle will impart you with life skills and wisdom to work smarter and foster better habits.
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Truly I was not there to impart any wisdom — just there to enjoy the fellowship of other Navy folks.
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I'm still getting our young guys to figure that out and our olderguys to impart their sense of urgency.
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What I try to impart to young people is how fragile, how tenuous, but also how precious it is.
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Even better — the pair stopped by PEOPLE Now to impart their watch party wisdom for the world to enjoy.
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Even if it doesn't get pushed deeper than 26 feet, a wave can impart a lot of additional pressure.
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Bauls typically visit villages to perform songs and impart spiritual wisdom in exchange for offerings of food and cash.
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Will stunts performed by the Blue Angels impart our military's commitment to excellence or a might-makes-right ethos?
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We easily understand facial recognition, which depends on memory storing key visual features that impart information to the beholder.
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For a budding chef, learning to cook with one of these services could instill confidence and impart basic knowledge.
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That low fat content means you get to add a fat of your choice to impart taste and moisture.
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In short, what do students learn from their teachers perhaps outside of the academic knowledge and skills they impart?
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With plays and musicals folding left and right, Broadway stars impart wisdom they gained when it happened to them.
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That film was as mischievous as "Bombshell" is militant, and, on the surface, it had far less to impart.
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With plays and musicals folding left and right, Broadway stars impart wisdom they gained when it happened to them.
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He says he attempts to impart that part of himself to his children, even in small and subtle ways.
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Since the vats are generally not new, they impart little in the way of wood flavors or oak tannins.
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While he may talk too much, he nevertheless has a lot of interesting things to say; amusing anecdotes to impart.
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They impart an uncommon joie de vivre in a story that is commonly defined in terms of disintegration and sadness.
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They often impart words of wisdom to keep you motivated and can act as a sounding board during challenging times.
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The translations it does spit out are not always the most natural, but they do at least impart some meaning.
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Dr. Engelman says the cure-all ingredient will help restore your skin's pH level and impart a cool, soothing feeling.
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The helmet is designed to impart as much visibility to the wearer as possible, and provides plenty of critical information.
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The importance of finding a forever home is the only message or moral that Zombieland: Double Tap seeks to impart.
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We are so blessed we can choose the kind of roles and the messages we can impart to our audiences.
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The Firefly 2's vape is especially smooth and the plastic mouth piece doesn't impart any additional, plastic-like flavor.
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Cheetos have lots of corn and yeast, which could impart corn whiskey and beer notes on these unrelated base sprits.
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The rival school advocates grinding as coarse as possible to minimize the production of fine particles that impart negative flavors.
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Baldoni credits his mom for teaching him feminist values, which he hopes to impart to his two-year-old daughter.
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Get Glowin' is meant to do more than just reduce the appearance of dark spots and impart much-needed nutrients.
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" Many took to the comments to affirm Bonython and impart their own frustrations with the annual preparations for "swimsuit season.
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The most valuable lesson a guru can impart is to help us realize we don't need a guru at all.
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Ms. Allyn's soprano vocals, supported by a distinctive vibrato trill, impart a sense of strength to her otherwise docile Maria.
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But despite its flaws, I truly believe America is the greatest nation on Earth, something I impart to my children.
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They impart a sense of excitement and order to a world where things usually happen for boring and arbitrary reasons.
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The following are the four pieces of advice, or "Tynan Tips," that I try to impart upon the attendees: 1.
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"People have a negative stereotype about clippers because they feel like [they'll impart] too much of an edge," he says.
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As in other sports — not to mention other pursuits, like literature, law or medicine — age and experience do impart advantages.
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Mr. Packer dismissed the idea that teaching world history from 1450 to the present would necessarily impart a Eurocentric perspective.
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They impart a flavor (preferably undetectable), and the pores of the wood allow a gentle, slow oxygenation to take place.
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He told us that one of the biggest things he wanted to impart at Oracle was a culture of mentorship.
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The ads, he said, would seek to impart facts that Mr. Trump has shown he does not grasp or believe.
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Like Fords Gin, it's London-style, dry and infused with classic botanicals and spices, like juniper, which impart subtle flavor.
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Rather, it was a testament to the power that objects have to tell stories and impart meaning to our lives.
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Across all lectures, these music mavens will impart with you the knowledge and skills they have earned from years of experience.
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All the doors that weren&apost closed because impart I think Larry would agree, is because they expected her to win.
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At this temperature, enough water has evaporated to impart a rich amber glow upon it, not to mention other magical properties.
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So, the fibres need to be aligned in such a way to impart their strength by distributing loads throughout a structure.
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And when the books (and the show!) debuted, in 1996 and 2011 respectively, that felt like a fresh message to impart.
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It turns out that the beautiful green buds which impart magical bitterness upon your beer may even help combat breast cancer.
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Although this is a strange way to impart that message, I applaud it because it's exactly how I feel about cars.
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Many historians agree that Confederate monuments shouldn't be destroyed, since they can impart important lessons about the ugliness of the past.
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But Draymond, like Rondo, [is] about winning, and they also have a standard that drives them, that they try to impart.
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Primal Grilling Cedar planks impart a delicate, smoky flavor into your food and prevent flaky or fragile eats from falling apart.Pros:
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"Those operations are lawful, they will continue, they've been longstanding, and again they're designed to impart confidence and stability," he added.
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Would that our "leaders," on either side of the Atlantic, had the benefit of the crystalline hindsight these many words impart.
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My intent was just to impart the experience and the information, because I started my process with a very optimistic attitude.
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Are we the country that sends election monitors out to fledgling democracies, with more than two centuries of experience to impart?
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You can impart so much more smart, subversive humor when people are actually listening to you and not on the defense.
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Shock and smoked-out lungs dull the voices of evacuees as they impart their escape tales and list their lost inventory.
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It seemed to impart the message that no amount of analytical preparation could overcome the transcendent skill of such a player.
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I was so impressed that this great man would even talk to me and impart any of his wisdom on me.
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While CFPs have knowledge of their own to impart to their clients, they sometimes enlist the help of other resources, too.
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A diligent worker who had risen from tradesman to middle-class property owner, he longed to impart what he had learned.
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"It's good to impart to them what we've done, what we've been working on for the last several months," she added.
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While lacking compelling historical context, Tenney can still impart to young ladies American Girl's sharpest lesson: Being a woman is expensive.
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Beijing blames the school system for failing to impart a strong sense of Chinese national identity to Hong Kong's young people.
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Like the striped tees Kule is known for, its faux fur scarves impart a sporty nonchalance to jeans-and-sneakers combos.
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Teachers who don't have rich vocabularies or groundings in math and science can't impart those things to their students, he says.
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Even if you don't smoke, you're probably familiar with menthol, the compound in plants like peppermint that impart a minty taste.
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The main source of intel was asking other labels for advice, and hoping they'd take the time to impart with something useful.
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The rare red flesh apples used in our Rosé not only impart complex flavors but contribute to the cider's beautiful rosy hue.
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Well, the bouquet of herbs impart plenty of color, aroma, and perhaps even some preservative compounds, but fortification just means more alcohol.
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A young, very patient boy was spotted in his kitchen talking to his family's Google Home, desperately trying to impart some wisdom.
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" Wanting to impart this sense of reclamation on his audience, Chu wrote that he saw power in a recontextualization of Coldplay's "Yellow.
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The researchers thought the similarities could best be explained by the aye-aye's need to impart lots of force on its teeth.
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Simply having a warning about the system being in beta testing doesn't do enough to impart the gravity of a system failure.
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Not only can they trade on history but the local availability of "botanicals", plants and spices that impart flavour, is another boon.
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Leveraging the motion sensors, Vi can tell when you're taking big, clunky steps that impart a lot of shock to your joints.
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But it&aposs that time of year when commencement speakers attempt desperately to impart words of wisdom and inspiration to graduating seniors.
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Each team's goal, then, was to take their Bose-Einstein condensate and impart it with the rigid properties of a true solid.
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Many historians also agree that Confederate monuments shouldn't be destroyed, since they can impart important lessons about the ugliness of the past.
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That makes Chinese drones particularly alluring for countries that don't have massive military budgets but desire the symbolic power that drones impart.
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Is there something you can impart with our listeners that's going to help them make it through the end of the year?
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If this is to change, teachers need to learn how to impart knowledge and prepare young minds to receive and retain it.
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The kinetic appeal of Rodin's most original works is complicated by something like wit, if wit can be said to impart power.
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The sesame seed bun was also a nice addition, and the beef did impart a strong and distinctive flavor onto this burger.
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They'll need high-tech tools and STEM skills, but also the low-tech mindsets and emotional intelligence that Rogers worked to impart.
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Mars doesn't disclose their beans' country of origin or details of production, and the chocolate is conched to impart a glossy finish.
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These would include Trump University, which offered get-rich-quick seminars that dubiously promised to impart Trump's perceived business acumen to students.
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He suspected that children needed help in using their voices constructively, and that reading aloud from an early age could impart confidence.
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But behind the numbers, teams have noticed an aptitude for teaching and a capacity to impart professionalism and wisdom on younger players.
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But they have started trying to impart the financial lessons they wished they had shared with their children to their grandchildren. Mrs.
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Some of the contorted poses might suggest insects; the unmarked repetitions impart the sensation of being trapped in a loop, desperation increasing.
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He&aposs an advocate of public-private partnerships for education, because the private sector can impart what skills it needs to innovate.
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This property had always been Valentine's oasis, one she was understandably eager to impart to Marlow while the family still had it.
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But if you're still asking that question, then Hyundai corporate hasn't done enough to impart the Genesis brand on the American consciousness.
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Sadly, the miscast young actresses are unable to impart any gravitas to the material, making for an unfortunate coda to the evening.
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Sadly, the miscast young actresses are unable to impart any gravitas to the material, making for an unfortunate coda to the evening.
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For that reason, she plans to continue acting only in films where her character in the story has a clear lesson to impart.
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We tend to think of schools as places where teachers impart knowledge to students, whose capacity for memorisation and repetition is rigorously tested.
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" GANESH KUMAR GUPTA, PRESIDENT, FEDERATION OF INDIAN EXPORT ORGANISATIONS(FIEO) "The new government has to address infrastructure bottlenecks to impart competitiveness to exports.
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A wink or a frown, while crude, can add an emotional effect to an email that would be difficult to impart with words.
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With this in mind, we were beyond excited to discover even Sir Ian McKellen had a little culinary wisdom to impart upon us.
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And that has been really good and allowed me to have good relationships with people who are willing to impart wisdom to me.
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That way, you can select guardians who will continue raising your children with values similar to those you're working so hard to impart.
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Given access to that technology, what useful message would this columnist impart to his previous self, nearly 12 years and 550 columns ago?
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"On Jupiter, acoustic-wave heating has been modeled to potentially impart hundreds of degrees of heating to the upper atmosphere," the researchers wrote.
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And much of that time, he says, was spent figuring out the kind of culture he wanted to impart of the fledgling team.
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He knew the vagaries and pitfalls of show business, and tried to impart to us the advantages of wearing more than one hat.
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Armed with such knowledge, teachers could impart grammar not as an onslaught of desiccated definitions or things to underline, but puzzles to solve.
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After a 10-day social media hiatus, West is back with some big thoughts to impart, and it's a lot to break down.
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Spiritual advisors are moored cross-legged on cushions along the edge of the courtyard, on hand to impart wisdom at a moment's notice.
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I would love to be able to impart some wisdom that could assist you in navigating the depths of this horrible, unnatural chasm.
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This husband and wife are enjoying the fruits of their hard work and trying to impart good, solid values in their two daughters.
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The real choice facing Sanders over the next couple of weeks is what kind of lesson he wants to impart to his supporters.
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Not shying away from darker elements in a story helps to make them more realistic, and impart a much more powerful emotional punch.
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It works great under makeup, helping to impart a dewy look that I generally have trouble achieving due to my skin's aforementioned dryness.
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They demonstrated that a ball mill could impart enough energy to break and form strong bonds like carbon-carbon and carbon-metal bonds.
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"There's people from each of these different opportunities that have then been able to impart wisdom, so that's been super helpful," Burlingame said.
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Home-visiting professionals impart that knowledge to young and expectant parents — knowledge that is especially important during the critical prenatal-to-three period.
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Well, O.K. We live in strange times, and I do concede that wondrous things can be done to impart edibility to a beet.
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As with other school massacres, the students had much more to learn and accomplish, the teachers more to impart to their young charges.
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Let me get through the first season, he tells them, and then I'll disclose my financials and impart my lessons in another post.
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Within the limits of The Times's strict rules and sometimes stiff house writing style, she managed to impart some flavor to her coverage.
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His father sought to impart the same lesson, telling his son that because he was black, he would have to work extra hard.
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The central lesson you're trying to impart to your kids is that leading a meaningful life arises from confronting struggles, not avoiding them.
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With places to go and people to see, there's protocol galore — and who better to impart centuries of monarchical wisdom than Her Majesty?
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" Ask Hutton about what she hopes to impart to women and she says, "We can be good-looking and vibrant in every way.
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The reason: Teacher's Day, honoring those who impart knowledge, on what is believed to be the 2,567th birthday of the Chinese sage Confucius.
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They are porous like oak, allowing a micro-exchange of air, but, like older oak vessels, they do not impart flavors or aromas.
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Not so much for the lessons they are trying to impart, which are often appalling, but as a way to spark interesting questions.
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Many mixologists choose to impart a smoky flavor into their cocktails by burning different herbs and wood chips in or around the glass.
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They're a way to test the waters and hopefully impart a sense of vague innovation that might add some shine to the brand.
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Your sociology courses will impart a necessary anger towards society's inequities, and you'll find much to rage against outside the classroom as well.
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Managed retreat is a politically charged topic with the potential to intensify feelings of dread or despair about the future and impart misery.
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The north did not see a future nation with slavery, but the South did, impart because it was their main source of income.
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Yes. Some on Twitter found Zuckerberg's point that Holocaust deniers do not intend to impart false information and cause damage was, um, problematic.
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But the latest gadgets still make the list because they draw attention and impart cachet, particularly when they're tossed around and treated casually.
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Because throwing a knuckleball does not engage the muscles that impart spin on a ball, those who throw it tend to last much longer.
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Ma, speaking at the Indonesian island resort of Bali last week, outlined the lessons he wants to impart in the next generation of entrepreneurs.
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Fred & Archie's final moment With Archie facing guilt and possible time behind bars once again, it's up to Fred to impart some fatherly wisdom.
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I don't remember what kind of significance this was meant to impart, but she told me all about it with no hint of irony.
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Government guidelines, almost unchanged since the 1990s, only outline a minimum content that schools must impart, during time set aside for health and sports.
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In the wake of a rollercoaster of financial ups and downs, he believes that's the single greatest lesson he can impart on hardware startups.
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We've seen a few flashes of his humanity, like the moment last season when he tried to impart some wisdom upon a murderous Carl.
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There are times I'm able to impart some wisdom to my boys, there are times they're able to give me a totally different perspective.
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She is asked to complete a form, and, if the movie has a message to impart, it is this: always read the fine print.
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So I w-- I never discount-- in fact, I-- I think it's the most-- that talent's the most impart-- important part of that work.
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Highly sought after for morning consumption, medical and recreational users both attest to it's power to impart feelings of happiness, contentment, energy and creativity.
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The exterior is porcelain enamel that provides a strong, durable finish that's ideal for cooking because it does not impart flavors or absorb odors.
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On the bright side, Macklemore might be able to impart some wisdom about taking a loss in the final of a major sporting event.
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He's made mistakes and decisions I haven't faced yet, and can impart his insight based on his life for when I do face them.
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The J.One Hana Cream comes in spherical "eggs" of supercharged skin food that burst and glide on to impart an essential dose of nutrients.
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I remember he used to try to wrestle with me to impart the importance of self-defense, ignite in me some passion for survival.
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Though Mr. Vassell would often take his son, Tyshawn, for long walks to try to impart life lessons, father and son often reversed roles.
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I love that the word encourage literally means to impart courage ... that's who the military spouse community is for me — it's courage by proxy.
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Wealth Matters Jennifer and David Buckwald, who live in Colts Neck, N.J., struggled with how to impart their financial values to their two children.
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Therefore, they fail to impart the idea that we, as people, should be trying to achieve things, things that won't happen without our efforts.
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Flower waters, says Sarafpour, are similar to essential oils but far less concentrated and can impart not just nutritional but also aromatherapy-like benefits.
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She stoked the coals and hung some char in a basket over the fire to impart a mild smoked flavor to the salted fish.
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Ola is trying to impart some sex advice through carnival games since it's not easy to tell someone you don't like their pleasuring technique.
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He reminded her of a similar ball she missed during her match with Mertens, and used it to impart one of his essential concepts.
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But the secret ingredient is the Pop & Lock Gloss Treatment: he applied it as a finishing product, to impart shiny hold to Lopez' hair.
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Though he was devoutly Muslim, he regularly met with leaders of other faiths to impart a greater understanding between the religions of the world.
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Not good for victims of multiple AR-21625 bullets, which typically impart 2900 times the lethal energy upon impact than a 220006mm handgun bullet.
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If I may impart some wise words based on experience: in white spaces, don't try to conform or go with the flow—speak your mind!
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Washington (CNN)If legendary journalist Carl Bernstein could impart one message to the investigative reporters covering President Donald Trump, it would be: Follow the money.
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These versions are stripped down, re-recorded with a live band and drum machines that impart some brasher sounds and a delightful sense of chaos.
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During the Misk Talk, successful Saudi men and women representing technology, entertainment and other industries sought to impart wisdom and inspiration to the young crowd.
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The formula has proven successful, and it helps that the series is on a network where it has to impart educational teachings in each episode.
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These policies are diametrically opposed to the values that Chobani Yogurt CEO Hamdi Ulukaya, an immigrant from Turkey, has tried to impart to the public.
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In "When They See Me Dance," she sings of a village tradition according to which the elders impart advice to children when they turn 6.
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This beginner-friendly course will impart you with the know-how to detect and defeat online threats so you can protect the programs you build.
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Creators impart morals and lessons and metaphors though their characters — which yes, sometimes aren't human — to tell stories that we can all take something from.
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Before, it was hard for me to imagine how just one case study every week or two could impart much of an education for providers.
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I remember because my best friend at the time paused the movie as soon as she glimpsed Annie's bra to impart some wisdom on me.
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It promised her instructors trained by Trump himself who would impart lessons through one-one-one mentoring on how to make money in real estate.
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Can you give me five or three or four things you think that're critically important that you are trying to impart to especially young people?
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It's quite a complicated story to impart in a few words, but in 1912 he joined the army as a soldier and as a musician.
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But Ray J says he's focused on the positive now, and wants to impart some of what he's learned to the contestants on the show.
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What the country buys, through things like conferences, is access to impart that message to the small but powerful audience of American foreign policy elites.
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But Keiko Unno of Japan's University of Shizuoka, a leading L-Theanine researcher, says it can impart its anti-stress effects even at low doses.
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She was here to impart some wisdom to her niece Charley, a guileless, cheerful 11-year-old who hopes to be famous like her aunt.
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He's been doing his job for a long time, and I would guess he has a lot of wisdom to impart, not to mention connections.
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Because we know that Josh isn't deliberately trying to hurt her, the emotional weight these scenes impart are even more effective at proving their point.
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We — all human beings — must be free and able to express ourselves, and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas, regardless of frontiers. 2.
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Though some patrons disagree, Ms. Deschaine believes that the flavor (at least in the cubes) is too subtle to impart any taste to the drink.
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Local ingredients like fresh lily bulbs and wolfberries (also known as goji berries) impart novel flavors and textures to the dishes of these desert domains.
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Making space to acknowledge uncertainty and talking about how to respond to it is an important part of the lesson that Miller seeks to impart.
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If there is a silver lining in all this, or at least a lesson that we might want to impart to our kids, it's this.
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But when you're in a world where everybody of a certain race can be rounded up and imprisoned, what lesson can you possibly impart there?
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The Log Company's wood has to be seasoned in order for it to impart the best flavour into food—and that's where Parr comes in.
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Inspiring audiences to work for that kind of incremental change is one of the messages several of these directors hope to impart in their films.
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On-trend purses and footwear, new rectangular sunglasses, these transitional pieces impart freshness to your late-summer look, and will happily last all year long.
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Across 13 courses and over 20 hours of expert instruction, this collection will impart with you with the secret recipe to reaching Amazon FBA success.
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The easiest is to use direct grilling: cooking the cabbage over high heat, charring the leaves to impart a decisive smoke flavor to the coleslaw.
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The easiest is to use direct grilling: cooking the cabbage over high heat, charring the leaves to impart a decisive smoke flavor to the coleslaw.
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The first bit of legal wisdom these lawyers chose to impart was that I should not expect to profit from the end of my marriage.
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It's good to remember that an old medium can do new things, though I hardly think we needed a governmental crisis to impart the lesson.
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Mr. Morgan's great power as a bassist comes from his ability to impart surety and clear framing, if not tranquillity, in an otherwise dicey situation.
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It's for good reason, though — with better heat retention and a surface that doesn't impart any unwanted flavors, it's the best way to make your food.
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This epithet can refer to a feminine form of divine power, mentioned fleetingly in the Hebrew scriptures, whose role is to impart inspiration and creative force.
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The question is how large these errors in estimating exports tend to be and how much of an error they impart to estimates of domestic consumption.
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"That's just the color of the plant," Henriksen says (though he couldn't resist adding a touch of pearl to the serum to impart an instant glow).
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The next stage, modifying the glass's composition to impart strength throughout its volume, involves immersing the fusion-drawn sheet in a hot bath of potassium salts.
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The illustrations are bright and colorful, and are meant to impart a modern and progressive vibe – that's something a company founded in 2004 could probably use.
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One of the perks of being a restaurateur is that you can impart rules pertaining to whichever petty grievance you so choose on your unsuspecting diners.
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Buckowski ages the beer for two weeks on the wood chips, which is long enough to impart some flavor but not enough to overpower the beer.
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I first climbed inside the tC, a sport coupe that I imagined might impart a certain fast-and-furiousness into the life of a young reporter.
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There is speculation that he will be extradited to the United States, whose anti-drug agents are eager to hear what intelligence he has to impart.
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With Glickman's two decades of experience as a sex educator, sexological bodyworker, and prostate expert, the company's got a great deal of butt knowledge to impart.
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If b-Vibe's able to impart even a little bit of knowledge, they'll be saving so many people from uncomfortable, painful, or even dangerous anal sex.
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A mere 38 percent indicated that "the key principles of American government" was or ought to be a civic teacher's top priority to impart to students.
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While most of us dreamed of kickstarting our career by winning American Idol or Project Runway (this was 2005), he had more realistic advice to impart.
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The bedroom walls, a pale turquoise hue roughly sanded to impart an aged patina, appeared as old as the rustic coffered-wood ceiling from the 1600s.
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Pelosi is a strong woman of the sort who could have taught a young Donald important lessons that Fred and Mary, his mother, failed to impart.
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Perhaps one should credit her with such innocence, since without it her earnest mission to impart what she has learned in France becomes just plain silly.
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The paintings, which were rephotographed with an almost religious devotion by the photographer John Riddy, crackle with the vivacity and grit that they impart in person.
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So, my dear wedding planners, I impart my wisdom to you — here is everything you'll definitely want to as you search for you your wedding venue.
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Flavor variations of bacon include peppered bacon, applewood, chicory, maple and wood smoke options, which are derived from woods that impart their own unique flavor notes.
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Then, years later when you've experience and wisdom and analytical chops, impart your views on TV. Trump's administration is chock full of backwardness on that front.
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How would you sort of impart to them what it felt like to you and what you'd like them to know about your experience with them?
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Her somber expressions indicate the gravity of the act and impart a subtle sense of irony, as she dirties herself with soil from an imperialist superpower.
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Alpyn Beauty's PlantGenius Melt Moisturizer ($60) sinks in like a primer to impart plumping hyaluronic acid and linoleic acid, an essential fatty acid that speeds healing.
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Airbnb has revealed a list of the most lusted-after properties on their site throughout the UK in order to help impart some autumn travel inspiration.
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When he communes with Yoda in a scene around the film's midpoint, he realizes that he, like anybody, is aging past the wisdom he can impart.
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And once that's complete, you'll have to commit to continuing education so you're able to impart the most up-to-date and relevant information to your clients.
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She must apologize for a separation she did not choose, and she must impart the kind of love that can put a broken kid back together again.
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Plus: lessons they hope to impart, key themes and some of the trickier decisions they had to make in part 2, in the shadow of their success.
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And we actually think it'll work, since that's the main lesson we've always seen Charles impart to his son: I gave you everything, so show some appreciation.
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We've found that the brand's penne can sometimes cook unevenly with some crunchy centers, and the other bean bases, like black bean, impart too much legume flavor.
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In this comic, where everyone's an anthropomorphic animal, the roaming hero tries to impart kindness and justice into a world that can sometimes be hard and brutal.
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We asked her how she manages to train like the elites despite her busy schedule, and what kind of running wisdom she'd impart to mere mid-packers.
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ETH Zurich's team's experimental setup (Image: ETH Zurich)The group at ETH Zurich in Switzerland used a different approach to impart the rigid properties of a solid.
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While both Trentin's and the Glyptotek's books are important, having free versions undoubtedly would have allowed for greater public engagement with the ideas they sought to impart.
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Maybe Kevin just wanted to impart some long-term relationship wisdom on his little bros by himself ... or maybe he owes Danielle a huge favor for babysitting.
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Possessor of muscles and purveyor of wisdom Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson attempted to impart some Labor Day wisdom upon his 9-month-old daughter Jasmine on Monday.
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The lardons and shallots make their way into our inferno-hot oven for a few moments to impart the shallots with a little bit of blackened sweetness.
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Xxxx and the information he has are what is paramount – as well as what has occurred during the past year in trying to impart "F&F" information.
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Employers, who partly or wholly bankroll half of all executive education, which earns elite schools between $100m and $150m a year, want it to impart technical skills.
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As Plimpton goes from tournament to tournament, he talks to an array of pros, caddies and loiterers, all of whom impart one bit of wisdom or another.
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I'm looking for ways to internalize this rich, untamed emotion and try to impart something of it to the characters who come to life in my keyboard.
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How, coming from the land of prenups and no-fault divorce, can a novelist impart new bite to the subject of a married person's illicit love affair?
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This plot development does impart new urgency to the many, many choruses of "Magical Mister Mistoffelees," but the choruses still keep piling up, and nothing keeps happening.
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The reason: Teacher's Day, a day of honors for those who impart knowledge on what is believed to be the 2,567th birthday of Confucius, the Chinese sage.
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"The feeling I want to impart is one of radiance, in every sense: light, emotion, energy and, of course, beauty," she says of her fluid, sculptural pieces.
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Meanwhile, Allen got some 1-on-1 time with Bills legend Jim Kelly ... who came down to the training camp to impart some wisdom on the rookie.
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While you could use it to impart words of wisdom to your future self, Incubate's creator Michael McCluney originally invented it so people could memorialize life's special moments.
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Should I even try to impart those memories, knowing they will disappear, and render my child the only half of the duo that made them who can remember?
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These babies manage to impart a silky finish without so much as one shimmery fleck, thanks to jet-milled powders that are baked on terra-cotta clay tiles.
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It will impart a cooling sensation and some people really like that, but I wouldn't recommend that to anyone because it's not going to make their lips better.
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Even conservatives who think Mr Trump's promised wall is nuts are keen on the sense of security, nationalism and contempt for liberal feelings it is meant to impart.
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But, with the benefit of years lived and honest hindsight, I now understand that grit and resilience aren't the only skills we need to impart to our children.
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This suggests they're reaction wheels, which store kinetic energy and can be spun up or slowed down to impart that force on the craft, turning it as desired.
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That being said, this revelation is going to impart a hefty sense of skepticism when it comes to any Game of Thrones "news" in the months to come.
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Unsurprisingly, a sting that can make a spider unable to fend off its new job as a living womb is enough to impart excruciating pain on a human.
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Some of the dads on this list are cool, while others just think they are, but all of them are worth listening to as they impart some wisdom.
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But a growing body of research suggests that making the change to a plant-based diet is worth the trouble given the health benefits it's likely to impart.
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Rather than an assemblage of devices that can be controlled from smartphones, the homes of the future will integrate technology more seamlessly in ways that actually impart value.
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Make It New Grads Commencement speeches are meant to impart useful, inspiring wisdom to hundreds or thousands of graduates making the transition from school to the professional world.
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The messages that educators impart to parents, policymakers and local opinion leaders are critical; we need to talk in terms of the wide range of post-secondary credentials.
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And in that way, she was able to impart very subtle things that otherwise perhaps as a woman she might not have wanted to, for everybody to hear.
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Given the touchy circumstances — namely, that she was trying to gently call out a teenager and hopefully impart some valuable insight — we think Schumer handled the incident perfectly.
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Even the blends that stick to more traditional flavour profiles are opting to use native Australian varieties of the characteristic ingredients, which impart a subtle but distinct taste.
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"Rappler's work rests on its own freedom to impart information, and more importantly its vast readership to have access to its public interest reporting," the U.N. experts said.
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But for Nguyen, while there isn't an explicit message he wants to impart through Forgotton Anne, there is something he wants players to take away from the experience.
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"No contracting official would have had the authority to impart any communication to UCSF that the contract was being cancelled because no decision has been made," Oakley said.
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Those students, she noted, are the ones who might benefit the most from the advantages, like strong career networks and higher graduation rates, that top colleges can impart.
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Originating in Oakland, California, this strain provides an uplifting, yet relaxing buzz that imparts creativity and focus without the mind-racing element that other sativa-dominant strains impart.
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On Saturday, the 14th Dalai Lama is expected to hold spiritual discussions and impart his teachings in Tawang, a town in the northeastern Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh.
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As the physician-in-chief at men's health startup Roman, and with a background in sexual health, Reitano has a lot of knowledge to impart on the subject.
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Whereas your typical moisturizer only hydrates the face, nourishing creams are the fake-it-til-you-make-it helpers that impart moisture-retaining and free-radical fighting benefits.
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Basically, you are looking for a tray that allows you to extract the ice easily and one that doesn't impart distasteful odors — or freezer-burn — to the cubes.
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Essay When people talk about books, they often characterize either the genre (science fiction, romance) or the feeling the author strives to impart (a thriller is, presumably, thrilling).
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A British program called Now Teach creates an avenue for retired professionals to impart their hard-earned life lessons to those starting out on life's often challenging journey.
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Because the cooked meats are so particular and impart such a sweetness, I'm inclined to keep going in a soft direction with a mild, silken whole-egg mayonnaise.
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The reason: Teacher's Day, a day of honors for those who impart knowledge on what is believed to be the 2,567th birthday of Confucius, the ancient Chinese sage.
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That world is rooted in a familiar relationship: Marijuana and hops — the flowers that impart bitterness, aroma and flavor to beer — both belong to the Cannabaceae plant family.
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A few rounds ago I somehow managed to impart backspin on a yellow Bridgestone e6 Soft with a fairway wood, so there's no telling what's in those things.
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I like the idea of Priya Krishna's recipe for Indian-ish nachos with black beans and chutney for Thursday dinner, mostly because they're delicious and impart such delight.
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Trotz prefers to convey messages in private, as he did last summer when he visited Ovechkin in Russia to impart advice that would define his revival: Keep growing.
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Since our contest gives you only 500 words to work with, Tip can show you how to impart a wealth of interesting information in just a few paragraphs.
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When you give yourself over to a physical experience so fully, words aren't necessary to impart emotion, and that's what Mr. Phoenix proved in his Oscar-worthy performance.
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He says Meghan won't have to go around "kicking shins" to impart a sense of change at Kensington or Buckingham Palace -- her presence alone will do the trick.
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The gestures and expressions of these figures, each clutching his or her own attribute — a giant key, a lamb, a sword — impart an air of human-scaled reverence.
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They impart very little meaning, have no context, no subtlety, they take a long time to find and understand and even on a good day they are frequently misunderstood.
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Even in pure engineering terms, sea gates and seawalls can impart a false sense of security: They can accelerate coastal erosion, and if they fail, they can fail catastrophically.
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Perhaps as a result of an injury inflicted by her enslavers when she was a child, Harriett is subject to religious visions, "fits" that impart the gift of prophecy.
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It's a different type of fulfillment to watch young artists who have it all in front of them – and to impart what I know without being parental or preachy.
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After all, what self-respecting person is immune to the allure of a product beloved for its ability to hydrate, prime for makeup, and impart a luminous, realistic glow?
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The Guardians of the Galaxy star 38, took his responsibility as a generational icon seriously and decided to impart his wisdom on the audience when he accepted the honor.
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She worked tirelessly to impart the food-processing techniques she learned in England to other Ghanaian women, and helped train them in starting their own businesses and securing microloans.
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One American study found that in a single year's teaching the top 10% of teachers impart three times as much learning to their pupils as the worst 10% do.
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"Our group is always striving to impart joy and positivity through our music, and we take very seriously any indication that we fall short of this goal," he added.
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The lesson Mr. Leno was trying to impart, I think, is that at the end of the day, Aidan is the one in the driver's seat of his life.
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Mr. Li, undaunted, says he wants to impart "the concentration and determination of kung fu" to his friends, who he laments are "only interested in playing with their cellphones."
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I think the important message to impart to them is the fact that there are a lot of others like them, and they can find those folks at HiddenHeroes.org.
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Throw in the fact that comedies have less time to impart story because they're also cracking jokes and it's no wonder their premiere episodes often feel rushed and overstuffed.
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After this initial setup, Natalie revisits the client once every few weeks (at $75 per visit) to check in on the plants and impart wisdom about the growing process.
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Spieth and Reed are in the four-man pod assigned to Woods, and Spieth said his value went beyond the wisdom he can impart and the positivity he exudes.
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But he said that talking about solar jobs — as he does in his TV ad and on his website — is a less divisive way to impart an environmental message.
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Yet in this tarted-up noir cartoon — a pastiche of comic-book characters, hard-boiled dialogue and nonsense served up as enigma — not even Ms. Robbie can impart respectability.
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From young womanhood onward, Ms. Ross's passion for journalism never wavered, and she was eager to impart to younger generations what she had learned on the job about writing.
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Still, just as perfecting your pie-baking technique isn't likely to teach you the principles of chemistry, incrementally optimizing BERT doesn't necessarily impart much theoretical knowledge about advancing NLP.
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"Integration also means that we should make clear and impart our values and where the boundaries of our tolerance toward other cultures lie," Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière said.
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There is likewise the IMPART Collectors' Show at School of the Arts (SOTA), which gives visitors an exclusive view into the private collections of prominent Singaporean and international collectors.
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His second outing for the label, the unflinching Monday finds him approaching 40 with a great deal of wisdom to impart and a lot to get off his chest.
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Well-made nonalcoholic cocktails impart the same feeling of relaxation as ones with alcohol, said Philip Duff, the education director for the New Orleans festival Tales of the Cocktail.
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It's a message she said she's tried to impart on freshmen members — to take a principled stand, even when it means standing against the will of your own party.
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Weave your way through the voices, arrange them as you please, but, in the end, there are lessons to impart and judgements to deliver and reckonings to be had.
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Transitioning from the college bubble to the real world can be difficult, so why not impart some wisdom on your recent grad to guide them through all these changes?
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He knows a certain way to impart the need to move and act a specific way as a police officer, and has presumably been teaching other officers for years.
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All the strings, all the attempts at poetry, these are included less for themselves than for the aura of seriousness they impart: better look now, he's making a big statement!
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"A Trump presidency would no doubt hurt Asia's gross domestic product (GDP) growth and could ultimately drive cost-push inflation, impart smaller trade surpluses and looser macroeconomic policies," Nomura said.
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The negotiations will resume sooner or later, and the misfortune in Hanoi might impart a different kind of momentum to what is destined to be a fluctuating, arduous diplomatic process.
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That's not to say Republican tax reform advocates in Congress and the White House can't learn from Kansas – just not the lesson that pro-tax activists are trying to impart.
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I'd wish to impart that to all of my previous and future selves: when you hear anything troll or kindness, remember who's saying it and what that speaks of them.
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"Unless all regulators hold the industry to a high standard, we could see fragmentation across the EU in the protection of users' right to receive and impart information," said Massé.
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But producers, consumers and traders will pay to avoid the risk of being without adequate supplies on hand, which can impart a premium to spot prices if stocks are short.
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We weighed each of the entries and read between the lines to determine the few lessons that the paper of record wants to impart about the music's long-term future.
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Heroes and martyrs who gave their lives to the parties various causes fill museums across China and are featured in school textbooks to impart lessons of valor, loyalty and patriotism.
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The business stated that each instructor was selected by Donald Trump, the curriculum was approved by him, and said he would impart his personal techniques for success in real estate.
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Haze has been well-loved by consumers and growers alike for it's appetite-inducing properties along with its ability to impart happiness, the giggles, creativity and other highly desirable effects.
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If there is any lesson two businessmen can bring to a new Congress and impart on the new president, it is that even in Washington, reality cannot be denied forever.
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"Integration also means that we should make clear and impart our values and where the boundaries of our tolerance towards other cultures lie," German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said.
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The old clocks were "believed to be a gift to the head of household and his spouse meant to impart good wishes for fortune, luck and longevity," the catalog stated.
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Mr. Ford politely debunked the hype around the friendship ("I hardly know the man," he said, wryly), but he did manage to impart a few lessons in A-list attitude.
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Did youth sports really impart discipline and determination in ways that other activities — like learning Greek, say, or taking long hikes in the backcountry, or painting a fence — could not?
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Teachers generally do not lecture, but they do impart academic concepts, like how to sound out words, by inviting children to participate in one-on-one or small group lessons.
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The readings McCain chose encapsulate the lessons he strove to impart: duty, sacrifice, honor, bi-partisanship, service to one's country and a commitment to a cause greater than one's self.
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Some of the messages the interviewees impart are clichéd — that people should remember those who "fought for freedom," that civilians should remember these events so that they aren't repeated, etc.
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Toscanini slept barely five hours a night and went for long stretches without seeing his children, to whom he did not think it worth his time to impart his musical knowledge.
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The key message to Trump's team, from the offices of both Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, has been the need to impart upon Trump that this is a process.
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She wants to impart her success in the franchise on her friends, in hopes that they'll leave equally as in love as the 28-year-old is with fiancé Garrett Yrigoyen.
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The gaming industry in both countries is subject to close regulatory oversight and the resultant barriers to entry impart a degree of stability to Genting's cash flow across the business cycle.
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Of course, the nuances of speech and often the meaning of an utterance can be lost, but this rudimentary word-by-word system can still impart the gist at minimal fuss.
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" Obama also said Trump's behavior throughout his presidential campaign and in previous years shows that "he doesn't care much about the basic values that we try to impart to our kids.
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Referencing old-fashioned graphics, sewing patterns, and vintage "Little Golden Books"-era images, Mando Marie isn't afraid to impart a little whimsy to her work, but also likes a little tension.
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In the tradition of both black and white southern folk preaching, ministers usually spoke extemporaneously to unlettered congregants, who expected the Spirit of God to impart messages of encouragement and hope.
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"What we realized a few years ago is that service dogs and working dogs in general have a lot of information that they need to impart to their handlers," Jackson said.
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Not only are the posts easy on the eyes, but they also impart occasional words of wisdom — and sometimes even their product lists — on how to care for your own hair.
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Yet his ending, which I wouldn't dare reveal here, is a real firecracker, and the lessons Mr. Vyleta wishes to impart are largehearted, even if they detonate with a loud boom.
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When the group comes across a meteorite containing the special crystals that will impart them with powers, they begin trying them out, jumping across chasms and fending off bullies at school.
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The gaming industry in both these countries is subject to close regulatory oversight, and the resultant barriers to entry impart a degree of stability to cash flows across the business cycle.
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This will not discourage the many Democrats who believe Mrs Clinton's failure to impart a compelling economic vision cost her the election—especially as many of them back Mr Sanders's vision.
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When you do media as an elected official or as a candidate, you have a very clear message that you're trying to impart and an idea of who you're talking to.
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Since then there have been about two-dozen meetings with outside parties —primarily lobbyists in the financial services sector — looking to impart their opinions on how the rule should turn out.
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"I think one message that I like to impart is to overcome the unknown and uncomfortable feeling with things that we don't understand and things that we're afraid of," he continued.
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I thought maybe they wanted more publicity for their religion, but soon realized that like many Cubans, they just wanted to impart some of their culture to curious visitors like myself.
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Since legumes are considered auspicious for the New Year, I often have some on the stove during the first week of January, for whatever good luck or prosperity they may impart.
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The people she met on the trip wanted to impart the message that there were people in the United States who cared about what had happened to her, Ms. González said.
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"The people generally are right to have more than the highborn and the wealthy, because it is the people who man the ships and impart strength to the city," he wrote.
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I don't believe "Eastern Christians" can impart much to the Le Pens of the world, who are as dishonest and as deaf to reason as the jihadists they claim to oppose.
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Ms. Kadeeb learned in Los Angeles, where she earned an M.B.A. She loved cruising California freeways in her Jeep Wrangler and jumped at the opportunity to impart her enthusiasm at home.
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Believe me, I understand the desire to impart to everyone how important science is to every sector of our economy, the health of our planet and the future of our families.
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Grassley tweeted that he has been trying to impart the same lesson to Trump since the president took office in 2017, switching to all capital letters to drive home his point.
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The spiral staircases in the Arc de Triomphe seem to impart the double-helix misery of France's martial DNA in their well-worn spiral steps, vertigo-inducing when I look down.
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In a classic Montessori school, teachers generally do not lecture in front of the classroom and instead impart lessons on phonics or counting by engaging students individually or in small groups.
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Now that Ms. Jordan has learned ways to regulate her emotions and communicate better, she says she hopes the lessons she has been trying to impart to Zyaire will finally stick.
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So when Deontay saw Lacy telling ESPN about all the fat hate he gets from people on Twitter, the champ decided to impart some wisdom on the Seattle Seahawks running back.
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She turned to Decorist Elite Designer Stefani Stein, to help impart a reception room and three offices for herself and her employees, partner David Dean Portell and director of development Maia Glikman.
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Stephen Colbert and Samantha Bee launch weaponized jokes from a baseline of anger; John Oliver sputters panicked warnings; Seth Meyers and Trevor Noah impart the gravity of their words with grim deadpans.
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Ultimately, the Youth Portal may impart an important lesson to both kids and adults: Don't trust Facebook to tell you everything you need to know about the downsides of using Facebook.[Techcrunch]
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That's not usually a problem in the Latin alphabet, but Japanese only needs to use one or two kanji to impart meaning, and often spaces these out on signs, posters, and ads.
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In the "California Loop Series," which he began in 1969, he stretched glass into thin necklike shapes that ended in bulbous pods, often with rayon flocking applied to impart a matte finish.
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Apparently, you can't let citrus fruits sit in alcohol for too long, or the rind will impart a bitter flavor, which is why I didn't put them into the sangria last night.
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Now that it's graduation season and Father's Day is on the horizon, we wanted to check in with some Dads to see what kind of advice they could impart on recent grads.
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"Though friendship, accessibility and non-threatening personalities all impart high levels of comfort and trust, they might have no relation to the quality or thoughtfulness of the advice," Margolis and Garvin wrote.
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And given the content truly has such an empty message to impart it seems logical to read that as a warning about the incentive structures of the underlying medium, as Bridle does.
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Prior to the WIPP assignment, Lomberg worked under Sagan, who chaired the NASA committee behind the Voyager Golden Record, a time capsule meant to impart the story of our world to aliens.
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Designed for beginners, it'll let you explore piano theory and impart you with the basics of finding your way around the keyboard, like where to place your hands when hitting certain notes.
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The Goya prints remind us how a mundane product like a can of beans or a can of tomato soup has the ability to impart tremendous cultural meaning on a large audience.
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Much like gluten, zein can impart an elastic-y texture into bread if it's exposed to the appropriate levels of temperature, moisture, and pH, but without using potentially harmful wheat-based gluten.
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Children with vision impairments struggle to get a solid K-12 education for a lot of reasons — so the more tools their teachers have to impart basic skills and concepts, the better.
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We meet them in person, to make a "human connection," hoping to impart a sense of urgency, to explain to them that my father's case matters because he is an American citizen.
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Titled, "Sometimes I Feel Like a Bad Mom," she talks about the virtues she wants to impart to her children, and her need to occasionally get a moment away from her kids.
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I think that if there's a message to young people, it's to take your friendships very seriously, but people already do that; that's not any kind of wisdom I'm going to impart.
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Particularly now, when the farm stands near my home are bleak and largely empty, I use dulse (and butter too) to impart big flavor to my cooking, with no one the wiser.
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" But, she says, "We want to also tell the government, to impart a message that anytime a politician decides a policy that violates women or human rights, women will not take it.
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Split Decisions puzzles are visually self-explanatory, and I don't approach them with any special finesse or skill that I can impart to you, readers, so I'm really just the host here.
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The official, Vijay Chauthaiwale, urged Mr. Bezos to return to Washington and "impart some wisdom" to Post employees about the bright prospects for India that Mr. Bezos was touting in New Delhi.
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And, as the star of CNBC's "The Profit," Lemonis tries to impart some of the wisdom behind his own business success onto small business owners looking to turn around their company's fortunes.
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"An essential document of an exemplary intellect, one who has as much to impart to the 21st century as he did to the 20th," Glenn Kenny wrote for The Times in August.
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In fact, the crooner admits that if his own son Silas Randall, 22 months, wanted to pursue a similar profession as his dad, Timberlake would be there to impart some crucial life lessons.
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For them to be able to watch us have an idea and have it physical and make it successful and watch it grow, that's the most important lesson we can impart on them.
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There are genuinely warm and touching moments when Kratos worries about Atreus, or tries to impart some kind of wisdom, in his quest to make sure Atreus becomes a better person than himself.
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Instead, the laser would impart energy into the hunk of debris, causing it to fall out of orbit and burn up in the atmosphere or deflect out of the way of a spacecraft.
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It's intended to impart the idea that Note loyalists were less angry or disappointed about the whole exploding battery business than they were the fact that they had to give up their devices.
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One of the lessons you mention wanting to impart to your daughter is the idea of being a better woman to other women, which seems to be somewhat of a movement right now.
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I used to look forward to each new trumped up "bombshell" with guarded concern, clicking each exaggerated headline with bated breath to see what spin the media would impart on the latest revelation.
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For all its shortcomings, "The Seasons in Quincy" is an essential document of an exemplary intellect, one who has as much to impart to the 21st century as he did to the 20th.
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They impart startup wisdom like, "if you can't make it as a side hustle, you can't make it as a business," and that you're the only one who truly understands your own vision.
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Although its nearly 80 percent sativa, its THC percentage is slightly lower than other sativa strains, preventing the onset of paranoia that other sativas can impart in higher doses or amongst novice users.
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The various power-ups could easily have just been lying around the game world, but instead they are given by NPCs which impart character and, again, charm on each one of those interactions.
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But I am already making sure that younger people are managing the younger clients at this firm, while I still impart what knowledge I have or use my network to make transfer deals.
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When he learned that some terpenes could, in small doses, impart the taste of hops — the small, green flowers that give beer its bitter, citrusy flavor — he decided to perform a side experiment.
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After she decided to stop playing competitively just before her 22nd birthday, Cavaday planned to return to the tour as a coach, to impart the experience she had gained on a young player.
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Comey released his letter not because he had any real information to impart but, it seems, to placate Republicans in Congress who are disappointed with his decision not to prosecute the Democratic nominee.
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But many of the teachers I heard from, including those in conservative strongholds, described efforts to impart the reality of climate change whether or not it was an official part of the curriculum.
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This means an important role for grandmothers, who can share food with their grandchildren and also impart their decades of accumulated experience and wisdom by guiding their families to historically successful feeding spots.
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It wants to impart Great Truths about the dangers of full automation, rabid corporatization, and powerful artificial intelligence, but it ends up emphasizing the former two to the great expense of the latter.
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She penned a letter to her 18-year-old self for British Vogue in an effort to impart fashion advice and beauty wisdom before kicking off her highly-publicized adult life in the spotlight.
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One cigarette imparts the majority of the heart disease risk of smoking, so even if e-cigarettes contain lower levels of the toxic chemicals, they may still impart a similar risk of heart disease.
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" Academia hopes to impart the same message to its community because, as MIT physics professor Krishna Rajagopal wrote in an email to faculty before the rally, "We are one community; this affects us all.
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After some intensive planning (shoutout to Citymapper), I set off on what was really a symbolic voyage to impart gender equality on the great city of London through the noble practice of cartography. Pah.
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ABOUT THE MAVERICKS (32-46): Future Hall of Famer Dirk Nowitzki finds himself overseeing a young roster as his career winds down, and he is trying to impart some wisdom to his younger teammates.
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The AWS Certification Training Master Class Bundle will impart with you with just about everything you need to know so you can become a cloud expert and maybe even kickstart a six-figure career.
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Brewster does insist on one big life lesson to impart on both her children as they grow up: the importance of taking in your tangible surroundings in a society where phones and tablets rule.
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"Just like the human skin is stretchable and self-healing, we wanted to impart a self-healing ability to printed electronics," Amay Bandodkar, a member of the research team, tells The New York Times.
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The letters that arrived contained several illuminating one-liners about money's relationship to everything from sex to gambling that you may find useful as you try to impart insight to your own loved ones.
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Gatherings likes these don't simply provide a space for young Jews to absorb stories of horror and tragedy but to acknowledge and draw from the wellspring of positive Jewish experiences that the survivors impart.
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Pet the Pup at the Party is an extremely loose, jovial abstraction of those moments, where something consistent and reliable can exert calm over chaos and impart relief, if briefly—dogs like being pet.
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The presence of barbershops in the lives of young black men is important: we sit, we laugh at memorable stories and listen to elders impart their knowledge and understanding of the world onto us.
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Not only does the wine impart a nuanced flavor upon the tempura, it also makes the tempura crispier and drier as the alcohol prevents gluten formation and evaporates once it hits the hot oil.
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Once the storm curves north of Japan, it could impart enough energy to the North Pacific jet stream to alter the weather pattern across thousands of miles, all the way to the United States.
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Why else would we smother it in gravy, stuff it with all kinds of flavorful bits and bites, or risk setting our homes on fire just to impart a bit more flavor to it?
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"Today, it's still very much a luxury hotel, but it's meant to impart the sense of being at the beautiful chateau of a good friend who happens to live in the center of Paris."
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When Billy Graham died recently, we were treated to a roll call of presidents whom Graham had visited in the White House to impart the kind of cheap-grace blessing only he could dispense.
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The show ravishes, close-up and quietly, in flurries of ink, red chalk, and brown wash that impart waking dreams of neo-baroque heroes, wild but not too wild nature, and meltingly pretty women.
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George W. Bush was more concise and stayed on topic — generally more reflective, thoughtful and informed than he was given credit for but highly disciplined about sticking to the message he wanted to impart.
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We don't want you to just impart the bare-bones facts; we want you to appeal to our senses and our imaginations; make us care; make us see the world in a new way.
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At places like Roberta's, Best Pizza, Motorino, Paulie Gee's, and Don Antonio by Starita, the wood-fired oven helps impart flavor and sharply cuts down on cooking time, ranging from two to five minutes.
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It was the first band to provide them with those primary sources of information—to impart actual, physical literature by people like Zinn, Chomsky, and others that they may have never come across otherwise.
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In addition to running classes on conflicts of interest, it does things like run classes on how to deal with vendors, impart the rules on receiving gifts and deal with issues like nepotism and corruption.
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These trained experts and mentors would impart his secrets in a "university" setting, through "Ivy League quality" instruction, along with access to valuable resources like financing, legal support, and a proprietary real estate listings database.
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But here's where things have flipped on their ear in the 2010s: Many fans of a work aren't just looking for meaning in the work itself, but for the work to impart meaning upon them.
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That's just one example that Indigo, a company that analyzes the microbiomes of plants to produce seed coatings that impart various attributes, is looking into as a way to combat difficult conditions for various crops.
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OpenAI didn't have any idea if it would work mixing both humans and bots, but it turns out the AI plays nice with its flesh and blood counterparts and can even impart some valuable knowledge.
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We rarely talk about them the way we talk about other accidents, with a wince or a shrug depending on how closely the lives affected resemble our own, but as fables with lessons to impart.
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Bolton uses Sontag's distinction between naïve camp and deliberate camp as another opportunity to impart visitors with a fashion history lesson, this time on the ways that designers constantly pay homage to one another's work.
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Not a character trait that I would advise for somebody in the Oval Office," Obama told the audience, adding Trump "doesn't care much about the basic values that we try to impart to our kids.
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Some are purely descriptive: Remote imagingOf halite habitats inDry Atacama Some impart lessons: Counting craters isEasier when you use aSupercomputer Others ask questions both scientific… Deep within CeresMysteries still confound usIs it mud or ice?
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In the longer term, with developed and emerging markets on track for expansion next year, strong demand for distillate fuel oil should keep margins firm and impart an upward bias to crude prices in 2018.
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Susan Sarandon was the guest of honour at a luncheon in Melbourne, Australia for the festival La Dolce Italia, to impart her sage wisdom, anecdotes, and a deliver a casual sledging to a reality star.
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Mr. Trump started the for-profit Trump University just as the overheated American housing market neared its peak, promising that its classes would impart his wisdom about real estate and moneymaking to the general public.
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That's especially true because the law calls for the cards to be machine readable, so the barcode can impart your name, date of birth, address, height, eye color, and more to whoever's holding the scanner.
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Breaking away from more traditional math, science and language classes, the new happiness curriculum aims to impart emotional intelligence through meditation, storytelling and activities in which the focus is on students' emotional and mental needs.
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His administration exploited the president's photogenic looks to put him in front of the media with a script in his hand that reinforced the theme that the administration wanted to impart on that particular day.
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Service sector jobs give people of all backgrounds a place to start and grow careers, and impart skills and character qualities essential to one's upward mobility, such as an ability to work well with others.
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While the director's vision never strays too far from the positive message that he and the Gleasons doubtlessly wish to impart, the movie winds up being most effective at doing what cinema cannot avoid doing.
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And what I would hope is, through our music and our performances, and the energy we give off, when times do get kind of…" she paused, "frustrating, that we can impart some kind of happiness.
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She is seen as having learned the lessons of endurance and competition that her mother had hoped to impart—and the writing of her memoir comes off as a crucial part of her struggle. ♦
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As she told Alastair Campbell, former British prime minister Tony Blair's press secretary, the most important trait of a manager "is to be decisive and sure and to impart that to people working for you."
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Aware of his advanced age, and even a little surprised by it — he had expected to die young, he said — he spoke with a consciousness of the historical value of what he had to impart.
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Beyond Drifting could be viewed as a playful project, with Barker using Victorian taxonomy to impart an irreverent sense of awe to discarded stroller wheels and plastic bottles, yet the issue it presents is serious.
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We could shut our doors to opinions deemed unacceptable, or to personalities whom some consider objectionable, but if we did, the lesson to our students would be the opposite of what we aim to impart.
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Baker helps impart that information online, so when a customer arrives, they won't need to spend as much time in the dispensary figuring out what to buy, impacting wait times for customers behind them in line.
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" One thing Mara wished to impart was that "everything will end up fine and your body will still be an amazing sexual thing, but you really need to just be there for yourself and the experience.
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So they decided to see if they could identify those microbes, and then add them back to the plants and see if it would impart traits that would make them more hardy under difficult growing conditions.
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Half were briefed on the sensations the crystal might impart, and surprise: Many (especially those who'd been warned beforehand) described warmth emanating from whatever they held in their hand, and an escalated sense of well-being.
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It is present in most beers, but when the beer ages and begins to change chemically it can impart a stale or cardboard-like flavor to the brew and reduce the "fresh" aromas in a beer.
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Such new-agey concepts must be relegated to the realm of pseudoscience, but within the arts, they provide a philosophical underpinning to the intuitive sense that we impart life-energy upon our objects after we die.
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Because it uses the artistry of drama and the shadow of real recent history to impart a number of powerful messages about one of the most important topics in 2017: the role of women in tech.
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"Rappler's work rests on its own freedom to impart information, and more importantly its vast readership to have access to its public interest reporting," said the statement, signed by David Kaye, Michel Forst and Agnes Callamard.
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New York (CNN)Jung Min Lee stood in the shadow of the rebuilt World Trade Center Wednesday, describing how she must now impart the lessons of 9/11 to her two children, ages 9 and 13.
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In an exclusive interview with Business Insider, Haye said he always tried to impart these ideas to younger investors to help them decide what they want, and get ahead so they can fulfill those plans.1.
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It was a lesson Mattis frequently sought to impart to Trump, whether he was explaining the importance of the US maintaining military bases around the world or urging Trump not to denigrate the NATO military alliance.
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Loose glitter made a statement this season, whether scattered on faces to impart childlike whimsy (Burberry, Opening Ceremony) or applied with a restrained hand, as at Kenzo and Anthony Vaccarello, for more precise — and edgier — lines.
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"If you're concerned about your own device use, which an increasing number of parents are, then you ought to be able to impart that wisdom to your kids," said James P. Steyer, the organization's chief executive.
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A small electric component, or a tiny oiled gear or bearing for a watch or micro-robot, for instance, would ideally be held without physical contact, since that contact could impart static or dirt to it.
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Water will give decent browning with little shine, with both features increasing as you move on to milk, whole eggs, egg whites and lastly to egg yolks, which impart very good browning and an intense shine.
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Chapters narrated by their mothers impart a variety of diasporic experiences, allowing the novel to encompass moviegoing in Mogadishu in 1960, torture under Argentina's dictatorship, and the gatherings of expatriates in Roman cafés and train stations.
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Public interest lawyer Bryan Stevenson adds real faces and powerful narratives to these alarming statistics, asking in his memoir "Just Mercy" if it is possible to impart mercy in a justice system that is inherently broken.
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I typically stay away from children's books that dispatch moral instruction with a sense of authority, but as it turns out, when it comes to shadows, the impulse to impart wisdom is especially difficult to suppress.
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The week-long boot camp is engineered to impart science fiction writers with a baseline of astronomy and physics knowledge, with the idea that more scientifically accurate works will in turn help provide readers with better science.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed News, Plaskett said she was able to impart her concern about the American territory's recovery to someone else close to Trump with whom she had been quite impressed: Vice President Mike Pence.
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Yet if one may reasonably dispute the novel's implicit politics, there is no gainsaying the remarkable artistry and authority with which Powers, in this dazzling book, continues to impart his singular vision of our life and times.
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Another tobacco company, Brown & Williamson, had "made solid progress" on "radical smoking products" that impart flavor "in the absence of tobacco combustion" by 1989, but ditched the project to avoid infringing on a patent held by Reynolds.
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"Moreover, any decision in this regard should take into account the size and economic capacity of the enterprise and "the freedom to receive and impart information and ideas in an open and democratic society"," the committee added.
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Aside from commenting on their base inanity and deep selfishness, I even had the best joke to impart that one techie told me: In the event of doomsday, I have some good news and some bad news.
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The Walking Dead seems perpetually confused by the concept of morality and what it's trying to impart on viewers about violence, and in this episode, it jumps from an extrajudicial execution to a lackluster reckoning for Daryl.
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Inside the spacecraft's body is also what's called a reaction wheel, which can be spun up or slowed down in order to impart the opposite force on the craft, causing it to change its attitude in space.
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Not only do the personal views of the medical professionals working in Ireland's hospitals interfere with willingness to impart vital information, but a "nasty piece of legislation," introduced in 1995, has made the battle even more thorny.
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On Wednesday, as Canada convenes a North American Leaders' Summit here, the youthful Canadian will meet the last celebrity to emerge to such adulation on the world stage, and President Obama will have some lessons to impart.
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During a whirlwind visit to Australia last year (preceded by a THUMP exclusive mix), Daedelus, aka Alfred Darlington, took to Liveschool to impart his technical know-how along with a live performance for the tenth INPUT series.
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Pesavento sells jewels of plated silver, not solid gold, and many are accented with the brand's signature polveri di sogni, a dab of carbon microparticles that impart the shimmer of black diamonds at a much lower price.
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The goal of the liberal arts, they would say, is to impart knowledge, promote the capacity for serious intellectual inquiry and encourage critical perspectives on prevailing norms and assumptions, whether or not such training attracts prospective employers.
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"The word 'natural' might go away, which wouldn't be a bad thing," said Alice Feiring, an author and natural-wine advocate who, along with the sommelier Pascaline Lepeltier, spoke on how soils impart their personalities onto wines.
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Ms. Whelan's new job is an opportunity to impart, along with technique and musicality, some dance history beyond ballet, to be a bridge between the worlds of contemporary, or downtown dance, and its more classical uptown counterpart.
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"The constant separation, re-connection, and separation, and resultant psychological and physiological stress that this may impart, may impact a range of physiological systems, increasing risks of physical disease, as well as psychological distress," the researchers write.
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As our time at the space comes to an end, we wish to impart that Decolonize This Place should not be a name of one exhibition among others in the history of the organization you will soon direct.
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And while job skills are obviously important, when the labor market is healthy employers have incentives to try to impart skills to workers rather than posting advertorial content about how the government should fix this problem for them.
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Selected to mark the anniversary of the 1943 Warsaw ghetto uprising, this day is meant to impart a lesson: Jews should be remembered not only for dying in the Holocaust, but for fighting for their lives as well.
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Your Twitter account sometimes reads abstract life advice, at least for how someone can navigate the world as a music-maker—do you have any wisdom of that nature that you'd want to impart on your past self?
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Of course, these are all just impressions that you can't quite find the words to communicate in a job interview, but you'll find a way to creatively convey what you believe is important to impart on the world.
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As the seasoned observers of our teacher-training schools know only too well, for over half a century education theorists have decried any attempt to impart knowledge to students as a joyless and misguided exercise in rote learning.
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They're having the time of their lives dancing and playing musical chairs on the Mexico streets when Raven Gates and Adam Gottschalk come along to impart some advice from a Paradise couple who's lasted for over a year.
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Under the programs, artists are often paid to stay and work at the hotels, letting guests interact with them and gain insights into their creations that go far beyond what a visit to museum or gallery can impart.
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The result is that even if their leaders earnestly wanted to impart meaningful change to provide restitution for their wrongs, their hands are tied by entrenched business models and the short-term focus of the quarterly earnings cycle.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads COLUMBIA, Mo. — Many think of nonfiction movies solely in terms of their journalistic value or the information they impart, but the True/False Film Festival is primarily dedicated to their artistic side.
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Its stately pace and sensual images — it's set in Olmi's native region of Bergamo in northern Italy — do impart a sense of beauty, and there is a conservative aspect to Olmi's evocation of family ties and rural folkways.
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I also wanted to impart that by doing what we're doing — staying inside for months — we're part of an effort that unites pretty much everyone, and if it works, would be a reason to keep believing in humanity.
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Ancient legends impart a pleasing frisson to his sleuthing ("I had warned you about walking through the salt marshes at night or early in the morning"), and he learns that this mineral isn't as ordinary as it seems.
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As we walk from one section of the park to another in search of more dizzying, gut-churning fun, I'm able to impart small bits of wisdom without coming across as overbearing, the way I might at home.
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With this in mind, last August, a group of curators from Mia visited Wilson's art center, The Watermill, and participated in a workshop, where they brought with them ideas about what they wanted to impart in the exhibit.
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And while Brahms's references to Bach and Handel are obvious and thoroughgoing, and Ligeti called the last of his 11 movements, a fugue that sounds anything but ancient, "Homage to Girolamo Frescobaldi," Schubert had nothing Baroque-ish to impart.
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A key point is that this selection and subsequent training not only involve learning investigative tradecraft equal to the best in the world but also impart a fundamental critical mindset about sources and information: Doubt sources, but protect them.
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With her fourth child, a baby boy, due to arrive this spring, the KKW Beauty founder has had a lot of time not only to impart lessons on her kids but to learn from them in being their mother.
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Mickelson's tee shot at the famous short par-three seventh hugging the Pacific Ocean plugged in a bunker some 40 feet from the pin, a lie that meant he was unable to impart any significant backspin on the ball.
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"They appear to be waiting for a clearer picture in regard to the general economic outlook as well as what may happen to their own spending power before confidence effects impart any major boost to household spending," Hughes said.
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But in a Europe where nationalist forces are pushing back against Brussels and threatening to splinter the bloc, the pope can impart "important lessons about patriotism for today," Mr. Weigel, the pope's biographer, said in his speech in Warsaw.
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I felt like what he was doing was looking for the common humanist values that exist in most of the world's religions and trying to impart those — that kind of basic morality that undergirds most of the world's religions.
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After Schumer was reëlected in 22014, with more than seventy per cent of the vote—a record margin at the time—he wrote a book in which he tried to impart the lessons of his campaigns to Democrats nationwide.
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If I could impart a different way of approaching politics and shaping culture to my coreligionists, it would be to realize that a commitment to moral truth need not be at odds with being instruments of healing and grace.
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And the concepts it does impart are mostly concepts from the credibility revolution: about how to know what causes what from the data, not how to predict the effects of a government policy from a simple supply/demand model.
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Eyes fluttering shut, I did my best to internalize the secret lessons that such an experience can impart—that if you just focus on a single sound, savor it, and let it pass through you, the world can slow down.
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But if we can learn anything from this tradition's ambiguous roots, it's that a New Year's Eve kiss doesn't have to have any significance at all — it's totally up to you how much meaning you want to impart to it.
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Wood-Lewis says the site changes people's perceptions of where they live, because the connections it facilitates impart a sense that it's "a real place of real people," and these interactions give its users a sense of ownership of their community.
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Check out the clip ... Chuck says Kanye should get to stepping if the 41-year-old can't impart some wisdom on the 22-year-old Tekashi ... and Chuck can't fathom why the two were even collabing in the first place.
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Even if the doctors say, "It's okay, it's just the drugs," from that moment if you watch carefully everything she does has an urgency to it to impart to the people she loves the things she wants them to know.
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Either I make my big-hearted daughter feel like shit by implying that the involuntary feelings she's having are wrong, or I pass up a teachable moment to impart a key lesson for any young woman: that weight doesn't matter.
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And sure, you learn a great deal and become more business savvy when you immerse yourself in an MBA program, but there is still a large scope of practical skills that business school can fail to impart in its students.
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In a year where most advertisers are going for humor or celebrity name drops, SunTrust is one of the few who will attempt to impart a weightier message on the over 114 million people expected to watch the Super Bowl.
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This 803-pronged boot camp will get you to grips with the inner workings of the renowned spreadsheet program and impart you with the knowledge and skills needed to solve complex problems, automate tasks, and create beautiful graphs for presentations.
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The start-up's main service might be a platform that educates children on programming, but its ultimate goal is to impart skills needed in the future to children, LeapLearner's co-founder and CEO Ami Dror told CNBC in an exclusive interview.
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Modern life is almost too convenient, filtering out those basic moments where parents can impart knowledge and guidance upon their progeny, and I loved Goodwood for the simple, human connections that I was witnessing around each exotic car and historic racer.
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Ms. Perego and two other puppeteers were on hand to impart the movements, and a fourth provided Topo Gigio's voice — but, Mr. Ilson wrote, Mr. Sullivan had not realized that someone would also have to serve as the puppet's straight man.
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But most of us will never have the opportunity to turn those lies into an empire, because we don't have a family history that includes entrepreneurs and doctors to impart a trickle-down legacy and a plausible backstory for greatness.
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Unrelenting kick-drums or atmospheric synths are inherently abstract, making it more difficult to grasp what producers and DJs want to say—at least in comparison to genres like hip-hop or pop, which frequently use lyrics to impart meaning.
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Most games set in the Age of Sail tend to ignore it entirely, which is its own form of erasure, but I'm not sure Nantucket's inclusion of it amounts to any kind of observation or message that it's trying to impart.
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Character wasn't what earned you a seat but what the council would ultimately impart: the soft skills needed to advocate for something you wanted; the congeniality to cultivate allies in its pursuit; the self-assurance that attends even the hollowest power.
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So while coconut oil certainly isn't the magic bullet some claim, there's no need to avoid it completely, especially if it is used instead of butter or shortening in baked goods or to impart flavor in something like a curry dish.
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For a person who may have heard that vitamin C can supposedly impart a glow, but who may be on a budget or is not plugged into the skin care zealot community, Amazon is often the first place they turn.
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A description on the Carrie Lindsey Beauty booking website declares the treatment "the Brancusi of facials," implying, certainly, that it is a service likely to be sought out by the type of person for whom those words impart a particular meaning.
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Unlike Evan—a born writer and, like many young writers, a fantasist—Connor is an artist without a medium, and, since he has no love to give, he can't feel the love that his distracted and overindulgent parents try to impart.
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The 2018 event, which took place in Colorado Springs this past weekend, allows veteran governors to impart their wisdom, and invites newly selected leaders to add their insight to the mix as they prepare to become the CEO of a state.
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Season two sees Madani continue her losing streak, which mainly consists of her not being able to control Frank even though she says he shouldn't be allowed to run loose and impart his vigilante justice on everyone he deems unworthy.
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By making jokes about establishing shots, transitions, set design, and the like, the show has always encouraged its audience to grapple with the totality of a piece of entertainment, and to question even the basic visual tools it uses to impart information.
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Once I become proficient enough to impart my knowledge to others I would possibly like to come back to city life and apply for grants and work with organizations like "Big City Mountaineers" to take metropolitan youth on trips to mountainous wilderness areas.
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If you're truly going to be an international company and have businesses throughout the world, you cannot impart, let's say US or whatever, you have to try to find ways of working within the community and try to help that community change.
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Since his birth, I've sent frequent emails to the address we created for him, with both miscellaneous light memories ("We took you to the beach this weekend and loved how you insist on calling seagulls 'ecogs'") and serious observations I want to impart.
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Many Mendoza producers still rely far too much on new oak barrels to impart flavor and structure to their wines, but producers like Catena Zapata, Altos Las Hormigas, Pulenta and Mendel have made a conscious effort to rein in the use of oak.
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"As much as I hope to impart as a lecturer, I know that I will learn a tremendous amount from Notre Dame's remarkable students as we discuss the big challenges before our nation and collaborate on how best to address them," he added.
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The three children — Tyler, Kinsey, and Bode — discover that the house is filled with numerous magical keys that impart its user with special powers, and that there are powerful dark forces trying to acquire them to unleash an evil presence on the world.
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As the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission during the act's implementation, I wish I could impart the fundamental lesson of that law to the Court: Regulation that pushes America into the beckoning brighter future is good for business, consumers, and the world.
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And while Godless's early scenes of Griffin wreaking unholy havoc serve to impart just how far he's willing to go to exact revenge on those who've wronged him, at a certain point they become unnecessarily repetitive, bleak for the sake of being bleak.
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But if the image was meant to impart evidence of a robust effort, it also underscored the hardships Puerto Ricans still face: Only one hospital on the island is fully operational, the graphic stated, and only half of the dialysis centers are open.
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Thus, despite the namelessness, we feel that we know the young woman who gives us ten fluent minutes on Lincoln, Marx, and the Southern ideologues, or the guy who has much to impart on the erotic symbolism of overstuffed sandwiches in Jewish delicatessens.
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The unpleasant sight and overpowering stench of flesh decaying in tropical heat can impart lessons about important Buddhist precepts, like nonattachment to one's body and the impermanence of everything, said Justin McDaniel, a professor of religious studies at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Unsurprisingly, there have been the usual post-mortems and recriminations; the tsking over our desire to impart special powers to the young disrupters of the digital age; and our obsessions with the brilliant-dropout narrative and overinflated valuations built on unproven products.
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In one of the papers, a research team led by Mark Gerstein, a professor of bioinformatics at Yale University School of Medicine, began by combining all those genes, as a group, and calculating the combined added risk they impart into a single coefficient.
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Dr. Dragomir opted for a second opinion, and looked at data collected from the High Accuracy Radial-velocity Planet Searcher, or Harps, an instrument in Chile that detects and weighs exoplanets by the jiggles they impart to their home stars as they orbit.
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And third, after they have done time in prison, thought about their decisions and made some peace with themselves about the consequences, they might even be, like me, willing to speak to vulnerable youth and impart to them their hard-earned wisdom.
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An unnamed C.I.A. case officer delivers a series of bulletins about his career, and the spy trade in general, to Anna, a young woman whose late father also worked for the C.I.A. He has, it seems, something of moment to impart to her.
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The former Marine Corps general's presence was meant to "be an adult in the room" and impart the importance of lifting long-in-place defense spending caps as President Trump seeks a deal with congressional Democrats to fund the government next year.
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There are high-tech beauty devices — flashing LED-light firming masks, pH-measuring patches — and then there are the antitheses: simple stone tools that can stimulate circulation and impart a rested, youthful effect simply by being glided across the face (no plug required).
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I have tried (and continue to try) as a father to impart my love of reading to my children, so the books I loved as a boy — Tolkien's "The Hobbit," for example, or Stevenson's "Treasure Island" — are books I have reread multiple times.
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As teachers of politics, this can be a challenging perspective to impart on students who select to study the topic because of their political passions, but this is a normal part of being a political science professor that many of us enjoy.
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Mr. Ponsot has always avoided the use of new oak barrels because he dislikes the oaky flavor that they can impart, but he has continued to use older barrels because they permit the slow oxygenation of the wine as it rests in the winery.
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It can either be cooked on the bbq to impart a smokey flavour (shell-side down to protect the meat and infuse the flavour) but can also happily be cooked for 8 minutes in a 180° C/350° F oven dotted with some butter. 6.
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We've been burned before — so we asked Perry Romanowski, an independent cosmetic chemist and co-founder of The Beauty Brains, who says that these new formulas may impart a bit of hair damage, but not nearly as much as a trip to the salon.
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All this — along with the launch of Lens, which gave users the ability to search through Pinterest's huge database of products with just their camera — moves the company closer to collapsing the distance between the real world and experience that Pinterest wants to impart.
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" He noted that it "entered the political lexicon" in 1984, in a New York Times editorial that said advisers to that year's major-party candidates, Reagan and Walter Mondale, "won't be just press agents trying to impart a favorable spin to a routine release.
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"While my grandfather had reverence for the past and the lessons it could impart, he also knew that America was a country where change was possible, where we aren't bound solely by tradition, if we understand the past with which we are breaking," she said.
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In addition to being one of the most highly-pigmented powder formulas money can buy, the texture is truly something else: Super-silky to the touch (yes, even for a powder), it possesses the magic ability to melt into skin and impart an otherworldly sheen.
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But if the actress and children's book author could impart any wisdom on those around her from her experiences, she'd want to expand the educational resources available to women from a young age — and advise them not to wait too long to have kids.
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As for how the proposed legislation could impact millions of asylum seekers, "Integration also means that we should make clear and impart our values and where the boundaries of our tolerance towards other cultures lie," Germany's interior minister Thomas de Maiziere told The Independent.
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"Without the youths, there is no culture in 20, 30 years to come... I would say it's very important for our parents to impart the knowledge onto us, to tell us the importance of the festival... and when it's time, we need to come home."
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They watch, aware that I'm only pantoming the words, that my fist is barely raised, and that I would do anything at all to be anywhere but Ujamaa Day Camp, a summer enrichment program intended to impart the teachings of Pan-Africanism to Black adolescents.
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"When I see a president who I don't see as a role model for the lessons of life that I want to impart on my my children and the people that I care for in this world, that that's bothersome to me," Santorum told Axelrod.
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"We load these with the world's most powerful hops from America, New Zealand, and Australia which impart a burst of citrus and tropical notes," adds Delamere, who's driving today so doesn't indulge in too much of the pint Grant pours to test the machinery.
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Antidepressants such as Paxil, Zoloft and Effexor work in part by blocking the serotonin transporter, a molecule that works in the synapses between brain cells to clear out the chemical serotonin, which is thought to help impart a sense of well-being in some people.
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But during his career, and to a significant extent because of his career, those segments came to be regarded as something of an art form, a chance to impart information, set a tone and capture the attention of an audience still settling into its seats.
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In her book "Heart Beats: Everyday Life and the Memorized Poem," Catherine Robson, a professor of English at New York University, explains that poetry recitation was an inexpensive exercise that helped even inexperienced teachers at underfunded schools impart rhetorical skills and nurture moral character.
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"We're the ones who screwed this up" With a background in start-ups and charitable organizations, Jack's father says he tries to impart lessons from the business world to keep his son on task: plan your days, prioritize activities, use a calendar to meet deadlines.
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In his book "Think Bigger: And 39 Other Winning Strategies from Successful Entrepreneurs, " Sonnenfeld writes about the different mentors you should look out for, such as the "wise veteran" who is willing to impart her wisdom or a "generous peer" who helps his colleagues.
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The Verse was touted as the sleekest virtual reality delivery system yet: a $600 earbud that could impart any combination of sensory experiences directly into your cortex, from the Sorting Hat sliding down over your eyes to the melancholic shine of Gatsby's green light.
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The book does relay actionable tips about sex and confidence and shoe color (red, actually), but the active function of these tips is to impart an ethos that tells you how to live your whole life Heimel's philosophy is: sharp irreverence, independent permissiveness, blissed-out humanism.
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"Government monitoring of digital communications, when conducted as described in recent reports, could undermine the privacy that individuals depend on in order to seek, receive and impart information online," David Kaye, U.N. Special Rapporteur on the right to freedom of opinion and expression, said in a statement.
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Throughout history, many philosophers — including, for example, Montesquieu, Rousseau, and Heidegger — have believed that the land and climate of a particular region impart certain characteristics to its inhabitants, whose temperaments, language, and cultural production are heavily influenced by the topographical, meteorological, and botanical features of the place.
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While Democrats renewed calls for stricter gun laws in the last few days, the students who survived the shooting sought to impart a sense of urgency for change after 17 people were killed when a gunman opened fire last Wednesday on a school in South Florida.
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His tennis commentary for the BBC during Wimbledon — in which, from 215 to 210, he was often the master of the self-evident — was one of the reasons there was considerable skepticism about his ability to impart wisdom to Djokovic when they joined forces in December 21980.
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"They have often made fun of me for trying to impart my life lessons, but when they leave home and go out in the world, I want them to hear my voice in their head, so they know what I would have thought," he said, and laughed.
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But beyond the virtual/real distinction it's also interesting to watch a writer try to impart a sense of what a Via Dolorosa is really like, of how you make sense of it and bear it, to people he otherwise tries to protect from suffering — his children.
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I believe traditional institutions that impart "culture" such as symphony orchestras or art galleries need to start thinking outside the box rather than staying in their traditional box of old tricks ... like playing Beethoven Symphony 6 for the hundredth time to a hall of pretentious old farts.
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And yet, for many senators — past and present — that's exactly the word they use to describe their relationship with the 80-year-old McCain, who for years has been working to impart his vision of a more muscular foreign policy on a younger generation of his colleagues.
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But at the end of the third movement, which is laced with cascading "Alleluias," a gorgeously restrained pianissimo line — a simple "Alleluia, Glory to Thee, O God" — seemed to impart a focus that held for much of the rest of an accomplished if not particularly stirring performance.
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Lines written presumably by a teacher have been copied out by a rather endearingly wobbly hand, though according to Peter Toth, curator of the exhibition to feature the tablet at London's British Library, the sentences weren't just for practicing the alphabet but also to impart moral lessons.
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The Bravo star and mother-of-three stopped by PEOPLE Now to impart a few (hilarious!) nuggets of wisdom for surviving the season, from proper party etiquette to dealing with family politics: On navigating dry gatherings: "You're at a holiday party and there's no alcohol," the actress, 42, says.
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I'm not sure it had much to say beyond 'do androids dream of electric sheep?' but I'm glad the film was made, and the sheer fortitude that went into rendering an original visual depiction of a collapsing, replicant-occupied LA, has plenty to forcefully impart about the future.
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Jackson, a lineman who is coming off a Super Bowl win with the suffocating Denver Broncos defense, will be able to impart some of what he learned under the defensive coordinator Wade Phillips, but he will be adjusting to a 4-3 alignment after thriving in Phillips's 3-4.
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"Through years of baking—like a metal flat top grill—the seasoned pans will start to impart a certain flavor that's unique to the dough and cheese, and even though pizzas from to two different places might look the same, they don't taste the same," Pikula tells me.
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In the upcoming film Captain Fantastic (in limited release July 8), a mother and father decide to raise their six-kid brood in the woods of the Pacific Northwest, eschewing convention in an effort to impart something more valuable than the comfort of the status quo — namely, meaning.
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Jehovah's Witnesses have also taken an active stance on educating the medical community on alternatives, with an outreach teams called Hospital Liaison Committees which impart both the importance of respecting the wishes of Jehovah's Witness patients as well as evidence-based strategies that allow for blood-free treatments.
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Rather, it's about how the show depicted one's inner demons as outer threats—with female robots an analog for consent, witchcraft a way to depict lesbianism, and hyena demons (yes, really) a metaphor for peer pressure—and impart lessons on finding empowerment in the blurring of gender roles.
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Love & money lessons learned One thing I am grateful for about my experience is that it showed me just how crucial it is to get the money talks taken care of before things get too serious — advice that I now heed as well as impart to my clients.
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All of these elements impart a sense of the city as a kind of body with constant internal movement, in which visual advertising acting as a system of political and cultural messaging to the small entities that travel its arteries, like neurons passing along key bits of information.
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"He was kindly, courteous, ever-willing to listen to those who had not his fund of knowledge and always ready and glad to impart something from his vast store of learning," wrote A.J. Curtin Cosbie in the journal Nature in an obituary for Sørensen, who died February 12, 1939.
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For a middle-income woman who has had the time, education, and support to do ample research on infant feeding and care, it may be annoying to hear a nurse choose not to talk about formula or to hear lactation consultants impart the benefits of rooming in and breastfeeding.
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In having the unexpected dinner table talk with my little kids about some of the 20th century's greatest horrors, I hoped to impart a message of empowerment: Let's be strong, let's be generous, let's be patient, because society can go sideways, as it has in your family's lifetime.
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Sometimes they invited him back to give a talk and he thought about refusing, but in the end he did it anyway, because if he could, in his thirty-minute talk, impart any advice on how one manipulates the substance of film he felt that it was his duty.
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The House speaker can be mockingly dismissive of the progressive left's agenda and, when Ocasio-Cortez and "the squad" aligned against the majority's border funding bill last summer, Pelosi used an interview with The New York Times' Maureen Dowd to impart some home truths to her new colleagues.
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