Can aesthetic pleasures have ethical payoffs, imparting lessons for life?
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Instead of imparting illuminating shimmer, these products simply give a dewy finish.
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Imparting what he knows about bereavement is part of his legacy now.
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And Wine Grenade demonstrated a system for imparting oxygen into the wine.
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Imparting knowledge, discussing the world, studying life—all these things are so important.
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Enter: our commitment to imparting 10 self-care practices into our daily lives.
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He spoke with a low tone of voice, as if imparting a secret.
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As a sub, Baker doesn't bear responsibility for imparting much wisdom to his students.
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Sorenstam spent time with 70 girls, imparting insights into the game with Chinese youth.
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Mr. Pollen, a man with a colorful résumé, set about imparting flair to auctions.
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Mine had oxtail and butterbeans, with the pkaila imparting a spinachy magic all over.
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Then he discovered a knack for imparting spin, not just power, to a ball.
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Protect your blowout with this lightweight spray that prevents humidity while imparting lots of shine.
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They're refreshing, soothing, and deliver benefits to your skin all while imparting a dewy glow.
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He's about motivating his players, not imparting wisdom to people who don't work for him.
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Are they imparting their personal views, politics, and ethics onto something that should be objective?
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In this case, they doomed them, imparting garbage values and mortifying them along the way.
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I want to believe that the very wise woman imparting it is Alice Adams herself.
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No computational linguists, however, labored over imparting our rules of language to OpenAI's GPT-2.
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Fathers often enjoy imparting words of wisdom on their children — no matter how old they get.
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Dave's got more than just a few thoughts -- it's like a societal lesson he's imparting here.
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Its suspension is soft and its structure solid, imparting a high-end feel over rough roads.
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She ends up imparting a kind of soothing release to those who scroll through her world.
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To call someone empowering is to say that they are imparting power to the previously vulnerable.
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Luckily, your broiler will do just fine in imparting the smoky qualities that make eggplant shine.
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Film generates a collective understanding of how Indians look, sound and act, imparting and reaffirming norms.
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As a professor, Coleman says he's devoted to imparting the information and ideas that intrigue him.
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This included imparting the ability not only to swim but to live together in a cohesive society.
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Whenever photons collide with a reflective surface, they bounce off, imparting a tiny push on whatever they hit.
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Predictably, the administrator-run campus has transitioned from imparting essential knowledge to students toward treating students as customers.
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This opens up the intriguing possibility of imparting entirely new tastes to the terroir of coffee and chocolate.
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And at its core, the show is as much about imparting food knowledge as it is a competition.
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Blood Orange performances a couple years ago generally reinforced this impression, imparting the gift of their relaxed vibe.
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" She laughed, not contemptuously but with the sense of imparting a life lesson: "Oh, no, they don't pay.
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But the billionaire investor has made a name for himself through imparting his own personal wisdom for decades.
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And the movie image of someone imparting profound last words upon his deathbed, encircled by his faithful family?
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Suppose Bannon had been the president's lawyer, performing as a lawyer, not a policy maker, in imparting advice.
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He especially enjoys imparting wisdom to his players, many of whom are only a few years his junior.
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Naked mole rat pups plead for anal excretions from their parents — imparting microbes that also help them thrive.
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Mr. Gomes, imparting Julian with his usual warmth and charisma, helped, but couldn't redeem the role's histrionic conducting.
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Instead, it destroys targets by ramming into them and imparting a force equal to about 30 kilograms of TNT.
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Queen Elizabeth II is wishing her kingdom a very merry Christmas — and imparting the importance of respect and kindness.
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This "sounds" far more practical than encoding that experience in neural code and physically imparting it to our neurons.
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The first character, "rei," is often used to mean "command" or "order," imparting an authoritarian nuance that offends some.
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He got an envelope at the end of the year for imparting what he'd learned during his welterweight stint.
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If you toss it from the body, then you're not imparting that same force that causes it to spin.
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Imparting belief is an inexact science, but Southgate made clear much lay in deep preparation and in dispelling ghosts.
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Through Facebook, for example, Mr. Sanders is imparting his view of the news media to a new generation of supporters.
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And that's to say nothing of Glenn imparting all of his sage wisdom to Enid throughout the past few episodes.
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In the show, Junie writes a book imparting her precious wisdom about school, gleaned from her vast 18-month experience.
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Some experts will argue that geopolitical factors vastly differentiate oil and gas imparting an unavoidably high volatility to market pricing.
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Timberlake also paid homage to Muhammad Ali, imparting wisdom he took from the boxing champion who passed away in June.
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Tesla has known from the beginning that selling electric cars will require more imparting of knowledge than traditional sales tactics.
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She's part of a community of teen study vloggers imparting advice and motivation to hundreds of thousands of their peers.
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Veterans of past administrations have tried imparting this to him to little avail, according to people familiar with the conversations.
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They use a charge difference to shoot ions — charged molecules — out in a specific direction, imparting force in the opposite direction.
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But imparting all that flavor can take years, and the longer alcohol ages in the barrel the more expensive it gets.
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Fortunately, the actress's older kids never experienced the terrible twos, so she was able to concentrate on imparting other life lessons.
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If you're looking for a real radiance-imparting treatment, mesotherapy, which Dr. Tonks offers in her clinic, might work for you.
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This eight-pronged training package leaves no stone unturned when it comes to imparting you with JavaScript-related concepts and techniques.
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By imparting our human emotions to animals, we're actually making ourselves blind to the complexities and beauty of their natural behavior.
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Celery is a team player, equally adept at imparting subtle flavor, unseen, as it is at the center of the plate.
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Perhaps, I imagine now, it is equaled only in the pleasure of imparting — really transmitting — something of yourself to your child.
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When someone recommends his The Book of the New Sun or The Fifth Head of Cerberus to you, they're imparting a curse.
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Mostly the pieces are Carrara marble, imparting a placid, chalky white appearance that runs counter to the deliberate chaos of the compositions.
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Go follows the shenanigans of three sets of characters over the course of one eventful evening, imparting seasonal wisdom at every turn.
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The enzymes of chilled tomatoes are apparently less effective at combining the volatile compounds that are crucial for imparting the tomatoes' flavor.
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This course utilizes methodologies for understanding your worth and imparting lessons on how to become a high achiever to succeed in life.
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I realized early on that he was (mostly) joking, yet I knew he was also imparting a very important lesson to me.
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He wore jeans to his lectures and occasionally smoked cigarettes in class while imparting his love of subversive literature to his students.
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Instead of imparting the sympathetic grief that his tour of killing zones was meant to illustrate, it was he who appeared aggrieved.
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Every year, the Air Force turns hundreds of officers into pilots, and the service's instructor pilots are the ones imparting that knowledge.
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In the past, Wu has shown his penchant for beautifully wide-open aerial perspectives, imparting a cinematic touch to his panoramic works.
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They are a sculptural form imparting a familial narrative, and in that way seemed to me the perfect delivery mechanism for our message.
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Ms. Marzollo wrote more than 21968 children's books, some factual, some fanciful, all imparting skills and information to young — often very young — readers.
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Priyanka Chopra knows the key to making her and Nick Jonas' relationship work — and she's imparting that advice to women around the world.
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I wanted to understand how the nation's largest private employer was imparting new skills on its vast work force of 1.2 million people.
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These interludes perfume the narrative, like aromatics in a stock, imparting a depth of flavor that resurfaces stylishly when you least expect it.
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Like a professor imparting wisdom to his class, he speaks from a podium, his right arm in constant motion to underscore each point.
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War colleges have done a superb job of this for decades and take special pride in imparting this skill set to their students.
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Moreover, many don't believe they're imparting any harm or indignity onto the wrecks, and that other groups and individuals are inflicting far more damage.
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The highly anticipated premiere episode will open with Mitchell, 40, Denberg, 43, and Server imparting advice and words of wisdom to the new cast.
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David James "Young King Dave" Nixon has passed away at 19—but not before imparting a little wit and wisdom on this bleak world.
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As I'd walk around the ship I'd hear the doctor chastising someone for missing a physical, or a veteran mercenary imparting words of wisdom.
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And she has done it with works that each of us could easily hold in our hands, imparting a very private, even intimate experience.
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During his acceptance speech, Timberlake shared an inspirational message for young people, and looked every bit like a high school teacher imparting his wisdom.
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Everyone who has scrolled through Facebook knows how, instead of imparting wisdom, the system dishes out compulsive stuff that tends to reinforce people's biases.
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But in recent years kindergarten teachers have become increasingly focussed on imparting academic skills—largely in response to pressure to achieve measurable, testable results.
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Often "green" is meant to suggest that the grapes were not ripe enough, imparting a vegetal flavor to what may preferably be sweetly fruity.
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These still images of class warfare, à la George Orwell's Animal Farm, are the artist's own way of imparting his critique of modern capitalism.
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One little bead of the J.One Hana Cream is able to cover the entire face while imparting the exact dose your skin actually needs.
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They alter pieces of the text and give a different edge to the parts, Angie Pittman imparting self-possession, Sandy Williams upping the flamboyance.
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A lot of our teaching is not about imparting conclusions, but it's putting out alternatives and case studies and having a debate on that.
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From teaching you wedding and street photography to imparting techniques on how to properly edit imagery, you'll learn just how to produce pictures that pop.
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It's later revealed that the aging man has a relationship with Mulder and is hoping to quell the damages from experimentation by imparting his knowledge.
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Eleven years later, Wainwright is on the back end of a stellar career but is still tormenting the Mets by imparting those long-ago lessons.
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But given employer demand for the technical skills they are imparting to students, last-mile training providers are able to improve upon this value proposition.
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I will always be grateful to him for his friendship, for embracing me and imparting just a fraction of his wisdom during our time together.
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Now, Bridges travels around the country, speaking to kids and imparting her wisdom with the hopes that her truth will inspire further acceptance and inclusivity.
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At 60 percent sativa, this strain won't make you too jittery, imparting relaxing focus and creativity to start your day off on a positive note.
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Stephanie Zacharek, Time Joker is dark only in a stupidly adolescent way, but it wants us to think it's imparting subtle political or cultural wisdom.
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Mr. Renner, who's been spending too much of his career imparting convincing humanity to a second-tier Marvel superhero, is in excellent form as Cory.
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In "Booze Cruise," Michael takes the Scranton branch on an alcohol-filled cruise in hopes of motivating them and imparting some sage lessons in leadership.
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Scorsese and his longtime editor Thelma Schoonmaker still make asides with snappy cutaways and move the action along propulsively, but they're imparting middle-management tidbits.
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Though billed as grilled sourdough, it resembled untoasted whole wheat, imparting a sad-desk-lunch feel — disappointing given the restaurant's airy, courtyard-dinner-party aesthetic.
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The imparting of secrets to those who have no background, or who might not even be Jewish, is foreign to the predominant spirit of traditional Kabbalah.
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The conversation as a whole was pretty forgettable, but The A.V. Club points out that her imparting words could set the stage for the series finale.
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Cora Livingston passed away in 1957, but not before imparting much of her wrestling knowledge to future generations of female fighters, including the famous Mildred Burke.
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The real challenge is to lead them to a place where they're imparting the essential info on their own, without my drawing it out too much.
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In this recipe, the fresh figs melt into the batter as the cake bakes, sweetening it and adding moisture, while imparting a deeply rich, fruity taste.
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Balthus and his keepers always argued that it was the viewer who has imparting notions of sexual deviance onto his images, that the intent wasn't his.
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I'm only imparting this worthless knowledge to explain that Itum didn't elaborate on how much the new unlimited plan would cost or give any details at all.
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Despite turning down numerous offers to manage Europe's biggest clubs in the past, it is possible that Le Professeur will be imparting his wisdom elsewhere next year.
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The Oscar producers have a major say in deciding who will host the more than three-hour show, and also in imparting its tone, theme and look.
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As if lace and lingerie weren't enough to raise the heat, an "ink-bending" artist is imparting a new degree of sensuality to intricate, lacy, satiny slips.
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Apart from being real estate moguls, the business leaders are also known for their straight-talking manner, whether they're sizing up their competition or imparting sage advice.
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His Sun, Pluto, Venus, and Mercury are all in a sign that's infamous for imparting those who fall under it with an intense, brooding, and sensual disposition.
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In this Theatreworks musical, by Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich, Junie writes a book imparting her precious wisdom about school, gleaned from her vast 18-month experience.
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Ignoring these ideas may be costly, and California provides a ready example of why government-mandated paid leave is a less effective way of imparting leave benefits.
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It's possible even to imagine this technology being used for military combat simulators, thus imparting the very basics before tossing a weapon into a inexperienced soldier's hands.
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Rose also discussed her goal of imparting a feminist approach to sex to Sebastian, or "Bash," her 3-year-old son with Wiz Khalifa, when he's older.
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The photos underlying his swatches of color enhance the vintage photos with new meaning, imparting a gracefulness to the artwork so as not to lampoon the past.
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For Black, video making is not necessarily about creating images or imparting experiences, but about dismantling and reconstructing established modes of understanding, particularly concerning race and gender.
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However, a study carried out at the University of Arizona may suggest that this isn't the most important financial lesson we should be imparting with our kids.
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Meanwhile, the Straussians were honing their "political catechism" and imparting their own hand-me-down message of Weimar-inflected Kulturpessimismus , complete with images of brown-shirted hordes.
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The turn of the speaker's head, her canny, assessing glance, suggests she's imparting some confidence — perhaps a piece of news about an office scandal or a romantic liaison.
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The publication has come under fire for imparting "wisdom" like putting a rock—ahem, gem—in one's vagina for sexual empowerment, and losing weight quickly by not eating.
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Daniel S. Lee led off, playing the Partita No. 3 from a central spot in the nave, imparting animation and spirit with free tempos and an improvisatory air.
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Marty seems to enjoy the whole process of taking charge of this flock of young actors and imparting the bits of Scientology practice that he still regards as valuable.
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Civic-education curriculums which involve open discussions and debates are better at fostering political engagement in later life than classes dedicated to imparting facts about government institutions, he says.
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Yet the ministry's harshest criticism is reserved for schools and tutoring agencies that overburden pupils by "teaching ahead"—imparting knowledge that is too advanced for a given age group.
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Layla Childs and Sonya Robbins, the artists that make up robbinschilds, gathered six performers who were tasked with creating an individual dance and then imparting it to the group.
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The Wall Street Journal reported this week that the company's been holding messaging focus groups centered around imparting the idea that Facebook can solve its problems through self-regulation.
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She is famous for moving very slowly, and slowness and stillness are still crucial aspects of her wraithlike persona, imparting the sense that she is there and not there.
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In the video, Daedelus explains both his technical approach and philosophical approach, imparting a sense of wisdom that pushes the notion of triggers and samples into something more humanised.
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Cards Against Humanity recasts popular prejudices and gross-out humor as acts of rebellion for small groups, imparting the thrill of conspiracy to values most people hold in common.
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For nearly three decades Mr. Santos taught at the City College of New York, leading the Latin band there and imparting his long experience to new generations of musicians.
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Our schools and their history faculties clearly skipped over all this while imparting knowledge that would purportedly help students evaluate the best economic and political course for our nation.
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She's running point on introducing the test subjects to the Good Place, and I suspect before long, she'll be imparting what she's learned from Chidi onto the remaining three.
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Not only is the cooling formula chock-full of nutrients — immediately imparting that covetable glow — but it also gently cleanses and brings deep dirt and sebum up to the surface.
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Several of the leaders spoke about their companies' "returnship" programs, which include imparting new technology skills to those who have been out of the workforce for long periods of time.
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But there is a Bannerman twist even here, with thrusting echiums, native to the Canary Islands, imparting an exotic note — another sign that this is definitely not English-cottage gardening.
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Even in games at local bridge clubs nowadays, bids are made not by speaking them (and possibly imparting unauthorized information through inflection) but by silently displaying pre-printed bidding cards.
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"You fly jets long enough, something like this happens" Commander Metcalf says, imparting a weird sense of mortality and resignation not about death but about aging and doing stupid things.
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"This medium is a great conduit for imparting emotional knowledge to other people," Sherwin tells me from the art gallery that serves as the stage of Screenshot's latest production, The Rope.
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"I know with my girls, they're likely to do anything I do, especially in the bathroom mirror," Bell tells PeopleStyle of imparting good habits to Lincoln, 3, and Delta, 15 months.
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Here, one of the couple becomes a water spirit of sorts, manifesting in different settings (a stream, a glass of water, and so on) and imparting wisdom to the earthbound partner.
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Just as my parents' approach to imparting their values was shaped by an effort to avoid the sins they feared, I am raising my two daughters according to my moral code.
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Geni, whose first book was a story collection, "The Last Animal," is strongest when she's imparting interesting information about the animals inhabiting the island and the sea creatures swimming off its shores.
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You'll also get to hear some of the top investors, innovators and entrepreneurs imparting their wisdom on attendees in the many interviews and fireside chats we have lined up for the show.
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"If you're using eggs to create a flan or a frosting, you're imparting foaming," M.J. Kinney, a food scientist at the Good Food Institute, which works toward plant-based proteins, told me.
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"The risk to imparting these tariffs is that it invites a retaliatory response from our trading partners and particularly China," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia.
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Elias Rukla's intimate life is a lie; but so is his teaching life (the imparting of official wisdom to students who couldn't care less); and so is his political and civic life.
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To compete, he specialized in development, imparting the lessons he learned from Nyman, Strom and others like Ron Wolforth, the founder of the Texas Baseball Ranch, who hosted clinics they all attended.
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Experts can teach the machine what they know, by imparting knowledge about a particular field and giving it rules to perform a set of functions; this method is sometimes termed knowledge-based.
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Other factors included cost-effectiveness, teaching children something, imparting them with cultural experiences, and giving them something to show or talk about with all their friends when they finally get back to school.
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Undeniable benefits But the top diplomatic post also has its benefits, such as imparting undeniable foreign policy expertise, a high profile on the world stage and the experience of managing a behemoth bureaucracy.
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For the former Design Star judge, one of the things he takes the most pride in imparting onto Vera and Gavin is the ability to really get the most out of their surroundings.
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And while episode four, "Ripe," may have seemed to be giving us very little by way of plot, it was actually imparting a parade float-load of information — just not in conventional ways.
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"It's part of a nationalist culture that he is imparting throughout China at every level: 'The U.S. does not tell us what to do,' " said Jorge Guajardo, a former Mexican ambassador to China.
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Smoked beer — Rauchbier in German —traditionally acquires its particular flavor from heating malted barley over an open fire, though craft brewers these days are finding many ways of imparting a smokiness in their brews.
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Partovi joined Re/code Executive Editor Kara Swisher on the latest episode of "Re/code Decode," where he argued that we should start imparting the basics of computer science to kids in elementary school.
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The study, published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that chilled tomatoes' enzymes are less effective at combining volatile compounds, which are crucial for imparting the tomatoes' flavor.
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Imparting comfort into a space with a large indoor/outdoor difference takes energy, and because energy is subject to supply and demand forces, using it intelligently means understanding its price at any given time.
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Whether it's working at the family business during the summer, creating and maintaining a personal budget or giving your own time and money to a charity, these all aid in imparting important family values.
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For 12 years, Diana was operating under the moniker of Wynter Gordon, writing for other artists and imparting her voice to dance music, a detour from the R&B singers she was raised on.
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Thomas, who found camaraderie with the late Justice Scalia has made incredible strides while serving on the bench, which includes imparting wisdom and judgment on some of the biggest cases in the 21st century.
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The collaborators, who also included the choreographer Jennifer Monson and the lighting designer Carol Mullins, treat Mr. Bernd's legacy lovingly but not too preciously, imparting a roughness that suggests it could keep evolving forever.
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Ms. Trump has also complained to colleagues that people try to use her as a cudgel against Mr. Kelly, imparting a level of anger at him that she says she herself does not feel.
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The plan also includes investing $150 billion to update school facilities for pre-K through high school and imparting a federal tax credit that would increase teacher pay by up to $10,000 per year.
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Ms. Masterson led many of the sessions, imparting basic industry knowledge, like the fact that "lunch" on set is exactly six hours from call time — even if call is at 3 in the morning.
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The difference may not be neon obvious, but to my taste, American oak melds better with both red and white Rioja, imparting a light coconut creaminess that seems perfectly at home with the wines.
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Once limited to the realm of health food stores, the condiment is now widely available, and its subtle taste is less pronounced than that of other nut butters, imparting the necessary fat without flavor.
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The 90-second clip uses portentous music, HBO-ish camera filters, and a riff on Apple's famous "1984" Mac commercial, imparting the message that only Sonos speakers can stop you from living a lonely life.
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" Now it's a lesson she's imparting to her own children with Shepard (Lincoln, 3, and Delta, 1): "I am trying to teach my kids not be stunted by country lines, language barriers, or religious boundaries.
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Sure, Senator Sanders will initially strike the right note with a potential President Clinton, saying all the right things in Oval Office meetings about working together and imparting his wisdom from three decades in Congress.
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From there, the beans get mixed on a regular basis so that each one has a chance to come in contact with the barrel, imparting them with the flavors and aromas of oak and more.
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"The process takes time, care and patience, ensuring we deliver a distinct experience that stays true to the specialness of the coffee while imparting the complementary, distinguished flavor of the oak-aged barrel," Thompson said.
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Couple these experiences with increased depth and variety of offerings and faster delivery for items that aren't in the store which may require efforts of many smaller entities thereby imparting the benefits of cooperative association.
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He went off into the rain, and like a boxer he drew his fists up in front of his face, swinging one out and then the other, imparting lumps to heads that were not there.
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We now know the VFX blood belonged to Abraham, who spent much of the back half of Season 6 seemingly preparing to die, cutting ties with Rosita and imparting a few final lessons to Eugene.
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As the resident food and wine guy on "Queer Eye," which had its premiere on Netflix in February, he is responsible for imparting humble lessons in home cooking to men who are undergoing weeklong transformations.
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"It's your job, no matter what stage of leadership, to make sure you are imparting knowledge to younger writers, but also reporting on things especially pertinent in today's climate with cultural sensitivity," Ms. Guillaume said.
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The report also unearthed numerous instances of RSC writers imparting deceptive or false information to regulators – such as grossly misstating the scope of regulation, exaggerating its annual growth and citing discredited studies on its costs.
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Finally, for a genre that has sought many times over to create an independent alternative more authentic than the mainstream, it makes sense to choose the typeface for its connotative powers of imparting "ye olde" authenticity.
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But during rehearsals, she could get as close as she liked, and the result became images like this one, with spare surroundings and hazy light glinting off Gillespie's trumpet, imparting a feeling of divinity and serenity.
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Roberts demonstrates a love for simplicity in her art, choosing to focus on categories of life that inspire her—travel, architecture, food—and then imparting a graphic composition and then blanching them with a trademark starkness.
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Equally praiseworthy was Michael's Mother's Falafel, with fava beans and English peas imparting a nifty shade of green to the crispy falafel's interior, although I wished its accompanying roasted carrot hummus packed a more robust punch.
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"It's your job, no matter what stage of leadership, to make sure you are imparting knowledge to younger writers, but also reporting on things especially pertinent in today's climate with cultural sensitivity," Guillaume told the Times.
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Yet even as "Paris, Texas" brought Mr. Stanton a measure of fame, he remained a quintessential character actor, a performer who ranged wide and far ("Laverne & Shirley"!), imparting something real and true called Harry Dean Stanton.
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The mystery in Mr. Forsythe's dance reveals his mastery at imparting emotion — dark, insistent, playful — through finely detailed movement; with that comes the sense that the dancers are living their own worlds within his bigger canvas.
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Before imparting any wisdom to the class of 2017, though, Zuck wanted to set the record straight on a few things regarding The Social Network, the Aaron Sorkin movie that unflatteringly dramatized his time at the college.
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Hiding my "Walking Dead" grin from view was easy enough, but I was aware that blobs of black congealed blood around my gum line was probably imparting me a mouth that smelled as bad as it looked.
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The pitch is often thrown like a four-seam fastball, but with an inward flick of the middle finger, subtle and late, imparting a sharp slice to the pitcher's glove side just before the batter makes contact.
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"We don't pull demographic information because you would be in danger of imparting biases of what a 473-year-old Japanese grandmother would want to watch versus a 14-year-old kid from Ohio," Ms. Nishimura said.
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In "Mallrats," which preceded the existence of the film franchise known as the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Lee functions as a sage, imparting relationship wisdom to the film's freshly-dumped hero, Brodie (Jason Lee), a comic-book obsessive.
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"Any time you're installing super-irregular tiles, the assumption we have is that you want an artisanal hand-laid visual, and to do that you're typically imparting a much thicker, very substantial grout line," Mr. Brian said.
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They stipulate that the milk for each wheel must come exclusively from within a few miles of the fruitière (cheesemaker), imparting each batch with a distinct terroir—that glorious stamp of flavors and aromas that come from place.
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Judging from the signs scattered throughout the crowd, they want world peace, and they'd like people to "join the conversation" — a message that only buzzword-happy marketers would ever imagine anyone actually imparting with a straight face. Generic!
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Luckily for those up-and-coming directors, Foster, 56, is imparting her wisdom on future generations with the help of MasterClass, the online education company that enables anyone to learn from the best the world has to offer.
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Theatreworks is continuing its season of hourlong weekend productions at the Kaye Playhouse with another performance of this musical, in which Junie writes a book imparting her precious wisdom about school, gleaned from her vast 18-month experience.
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The better memoirs tend not to be principally about the suffering of the author but rather about what the author has noticed in his or her life, what is cherished or abhorred — often about pure information worth imparting.
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Mark Goetz, who designs for Herman Miller and Bernhardt Design among other companies, praised the machine-made dovetail joints, the simple wood bracket supporting the drawer and the bamboo shelf imparting delicacy to a composition of multitextured planes.
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"I gained a lot of knowledge here at Michelin, and I like imparting knowledge," said Ms. Webb, whose retirement also involves spending time with her 3-year-old grandson and rooting for her beloved Clemson Tigers football team.
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"You can come out of a kinbaku session feeling every bit as relaxed as you do coming out of a good hot yoga practice," he says, imparting how techniques stimulate erogenous zones, releasing endorphins and dopamine in the brain.
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This is followed and complemented by a well-balanced toner, with a small input of alcohol to lift excess sebum, while at the same time imparting a gentle veil of actives, including salicylic acid, niacinamide, and refreshing witch hazel.
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Santai Gym, in the San Kamphaeng district outside the northern Thailand city of Chiang Mai, is a foreign-friendly gym that focuses on imparting solid technique and training, not on giving their foreign students the "Muay Thai holiday" experience.
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Well before the advent of the microprocessor and the supercomputer, Professor Minsky, a revered computer science educator at M.I.T., laid the foundation for the field of artificial intelligence by demonstrating the possibilities of imparting common-sense reasoning to computers.
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At the same time, she mixes a lot of gray into the sky and trees, imparting a corporate pallor to the painting, which makes it even weirder, especially since the scene is a synthesis of the artificial and naturalistic.
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The exoskeleton weighs the same (which doesn't matter since it carries its own weight), but supports heavier users while imparting more force with its motors, which have been integrated into the body itself to make it far less bulky.
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Conclusion: Unsurprisingly, the divine flavoring which makes Takis the delicacy they are was, indeed, capable of imparting onto a variety of food some sense—a lesser sense, to be sure—of the heat and lime and magic of Takis.
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Faller, Will McIntosh Will McIntosh's novels are always out there when it comes to what they're about: telepathic aliens invading Earth, ghosts who haunt cartoonists, weird spheres that appear around the planet, imparting powers on those who find them.
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What started as a ring-a-ding vaudeville act, with Ms. Newman as the star stooge, descends uncomfortably into a series of soliloquies about imparting liberal values to children, which contain more than a few notes of self-congratulation.
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Wendy Belzberg said that her father, an avid golfer and fisherman, loved to mentor his teenage grandchildren, bringing them to Gibralt as interns, imparting his "sometimes dictatorial" advice and, above all, training them how to be savvy with money.
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Republicans have long been more or less happy with the presumed utilitarianism of teaching future diplomats the languages they'll need to communicate, but balk at imparting the cultural aspects that might help students acquire the context for true understanding.
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Importantly, Clayton also noted that while many ICOs are now advertising their wares as "utility" tokens (the argument being that they are not securities because they have some functionality like imparting voting rights), nobody is safe from a potential crackdown.
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The photographs in the exhibition at the Arsenal Gallery create a sub-narrative to New York during its time of crisis, imparting an uncommon joie de vivre in a story that is commonly defined in terms of disintegration and sadness.
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"If you're using it in a cake or a bread, you're imparting the function for it to bind ingredients and serve as a leavening ingredient" — in other words, you're relying on the fact the egg will help the bread rise.
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But Moore is successful in imparting the overwhelming sense that we must do something, and in emphasizing that ordinary citizens – like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the West Virginia teachers, and the Marjory Stoneman Douglas teens – can and do make a difference.
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As he waits for his German residency papers to be accepted, Hasna holds programming sessions for kids in the camp where he now lives in Berlin using Arduino and imparting some of his newly acquired knowledge of digital fabrication in prosthesis.
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They both deliver similar pint-sized feeling-centric wisdom, but "Daniel Tiger" is eager to entertain while imparting it, while "Mister Rogers" is more effective at drawing the viewer into his live-action world with his methodical pace and gentle grace.
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" She wants readers to contend more immediately with the act of killing and eating an animal, imparting what she represents as a uniquely French respect for a culinary attitude the British chef Fergus Henderson has memorably dubbed "nose to tail eating.
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A booming field of scholarship — or, traditionalists would say, pseudoscholarship — leadership studies is usually taught in schools of business or public administration, geared toward would-be or midcareer executives and often focused on imparting useful lessons to apply in the workplace.
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It is by nurturing socio-emotional learning, the values and virtues of engaged citizenship, and by imparting the basic skills to prepare youth for a changing world that schools and colleges become meaningful vehicles for collective empowerment and positive social action.
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Bacon strips are often enjoyed as a breakfast side dish, but its flavor and texture can make it a welcome ingredient, adding excitement to scallops or imparting a smoky, cured, sweet flavor to a BLT with fresh tomato and lettuce.
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Their music is all about redemptive joy—one standout song offers the looping encouragement "you don't have to be alone"—likewise drawing on dance music's tradition of transcendent rhythmic bliss to make something pop without any necessary context beyond imparting happiness.
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It doesn't always work; the strain of having to parse and find neat solutions for complex topics shows more often than not, and Zoey's vague characterization does her no favors when she's imparting sweeping generalizations about how her generation thinks.
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These attacks involved totemic elements for an American audience: The apparent randomness of the shooting victims in each case made them seem as if they could have happened to anyone, imparting the sense of imminent and universal threat posed by mass shootings.
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"The process takes time, care and patience, ensuring we deliver a distinct experience that stays true to the specialness of the coffee while imparting the complementary, distinguished flavor of the oak-aged barrel," said Starbucks beverage R&D team member Duane Thompson.
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If you want to play a significant role in shaping the overall design and front-facing functionality of a website, the Complete Front-End Web Development Course offers a hands-on approach in imparting with you the skills you need to have.
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When it comes to teaching your own children, the secret to success comes down to imparting two life lessons, according to Adrienne Penta, co-founder and executive director of the Center for Women & Wealth at Brown Brothers Harriman: delayed gratification and autonomy.
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Others in the greater progressive and liberal communities complained of a self-destructive bent in the left wing, essentially imparting the message that if the black protesters would only behave, the white people who front the Democratic Party would take care of them.
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Inspecting the work in his room which was painted black and carpeted with a deep, velvety black rug that under my feet buoyed up my weight imparting a slightly fey feeling to that room as if I had entered a lushly appointed cave.
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By working with the oil companies at all, by selling them your technologies and expertise, you are not only throwing them a lifeline and helping to extend the fossil fuel era, you are imparting the work itself with a seal of moral approval.
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But they were a blessing for winemakers, leading to a record harvest — Mr. Niewodniczanski estimates his output will be up 20 percent or more on last year — while also imparting a high must weight: the all-important measure of a grape's sweetness.
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While Daniel Tiger has demonstrably helped preschoolers with empathy, self-efficacy, and emotion recognition, one study found this effect was maximized when the children also received high amounts of household active mediation, meaning that parents become involved in imparting the lesson, too.
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Its legacy goes hand-in-hand with the idea of the Great American Novel—relatively easy to read, lesson-imparting, "universal"—and it's so ensconced in framing who we think we are that its name possesses a stamp of its canonical concreteness.
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Lord Williams, who is now master of Magdalene College, Cambridge, wanted a more experiential kind of religious instruction: not just imparting facts about history and culture, but somehow conveying to people "what it feels like" to practise a particular kind of faith and worship.
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With a celebrity clientele that includes the likes of Robert Shapiro, The Game, and Khloe Kardashian, Milanesi creates large-scale paintings rendered with bold brushstrokes and thick layers of paint, imparting the kind of vitality, movement, and passion associated with highly successful athletes and musicians.
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A presenter described User A (a "swisher") imparting a menu to User B (a "swishee"), with herself hypothetically subtracting the wine from the menu — as if Edward Albee's "Three Tall Women" had suddenly been outfitted with iPhones and concerns about their body mass indexes.
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Personality-wise, they have to be clever, so I'll gain some knowledge from our interactions, but not more clever than me because I don't like irritating public school guys who get a visible kick from imparting wisdom on women they perceive to be less intelligent than them.
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Every episode featured an Arizona Tall Can Pick of the Week, which involved Doucette and Stewart toasting a team and imparting what they hoped would be a psychic boost with the power that comes from taking a dollar can of Arizona Iced Tea to the neck.
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But if you add to that the general confusion/unease that Trump's actions are imparting to leisure travelers (who can choose where they want to go), and business travelers (who have corporate policies to consider) we should be prepared for a significant hit to US tourism.
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And, going further, as an example of how the alt-right's promise of "secret knowledge" about gender, race and sexuality finds a ready audience among young people primed by aspects of their own progressive education to suspect that the system is enforcing ideology rather than imparting truth.
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On Sunday night, "Avenue Q," the not exactly family-friendly puppet musical — with such lesson-imparting numbers as "The Internet Is for Porn" and "Everyone's a Little Bit Racist" — closed after more than 6,500 performances, a six-year run on Broadway and nearly 10 years Off Broadway.
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In the work "Moob" (2016) a set of legs and a hole that seems to describe an anus are drawn to overlap another set of the same body parts, imparting the idea that the body is a kind of envelope through which objects, feelings, and ideas enter and exit.
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If all anyone wanted was to eliminate hydrazine-based propulsion, they could replace the engine with an electric option like a Hall effect thruster, which gets its thrust from charged particles exiting the assembly and imparting an infinitesimal force in the opposite direction — countless times per second, of course.
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The old-fashioned metal is known for its heat retention properties, wide recipe versatility, and durability (hence the obsession with Le Creuset, but spending $300 on a single pot isn't for everyone.) Cuisinart's porcelain enamel coating acts as an extra barrier to prevent imparting flavors or absorbing good smells.
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"Focusing on young smallholder poor farmers and imparting to them new knowledge about coping with climate change impacts" – as well as helping with subsidized technology and small loans - is "critical for achieving household food security and poverty alleviation," said Sikandar Hayat Khan Bosan, Pakistan's minister for national food security.
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From teaching you how to improve your athletic performance to helping you kickstart an online venture to imparting with you the secret to turning failures into actionable insights, this bundle will help you optimize your mind, body, and career so you can finally attain the goals you set for yourself.
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Unleash the horror conventions: a musty attic containing a videotape revealing a brother Jack had forgotten (or had blacked out of his memory); an audiocassette left by his father imparting cryptic messages; intimations of child abuse; and Shanda's admission that she had always thought that Jack's childhood home was haunted.
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Harald Szeemann: Museum of Obsessions at the Getty (curated by Glenn Phillips) drew on his voluminous archives to highlight the vast range of his practice, illustrating just how important a good curator can be in imparting meaning to a series of objects, telling new stories, or bringing old histories to light.
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But when the imparting of information gives way to the sorrowful accounts of three mothers from the Brussels district of Molenbeek, their lives upended by a radicalism in their children that they cannot begin to comprehend, a theater auditorium seems a welcome place in which to register and respond to a family's grief.
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The Future Will Be BS Free by Will McIntosh Will McIntosh's novels often have a strange premise: Soft Apocalypse follows a band of characters over decades as the world falls down around them, while Burning Midnight features the frenzied collectors who try to gather up as many strange, power-imparting spheres that appear across the planet.
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"...12 to 953 hours of misery for both the operator and operatee...""Nestle's Improved Permanent Hair Wave means the imparting to the straightest and lankest hair & wave, which in texture, character, desirability, and appearance cannot be distinguished from the natural grown wavy hair," reads a newspaper ad from 1908, listing a perm for £5–$760 in today's dollars.
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"I think it is John McCain imparting a lesson in civility by asking the two men who defeated him to speak, as an example to America that differences in political views and contests shouldn't be so important that we lose our common bonds and the civility that is, or used to be, a hallmark of American democracy," Duprey said.
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His Batman (and, of course, his Bruce Wayne) was always the smartest, most sincere guy in the room, and West dedicated himself to that portrayal throughout the series' three-season run: Announcing Bat-clues with his patient, dry-as-driftwood delivery; imparting moral lessons with eager earnestness; and expressing disgust at the latest Joker or Egghead scheme with the same shocked surprise.
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Tuivasa's style draws on The Super Samoan's style so heavily that you might as well consider him Hunt: Mark II. While Hunt came to MMA late in his life, and his run as a legitimate title threat lasted only a couple of years, he developed a wealth of knowledge in his 2011 run which he seems to be successfully imparting onto Tuivasa.
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But the blowback on Dasher forums highlights the steepness of their challenge: By imparting the rules and expectations of the job onto a faceless algorithm—rules that govern pickup rates, bonus terms, and payscale, and rules that are always wildly in flux—on-demand app companies have fundamentally altered how workers perceive and engage with the authorities that manage them.
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One is that every one of these nine calm tracks has its attractions—"Inferno" bemoaning a Brisbane summer so brutal it could signal the end of the world, "No Fame" honoring an artist who'll never enjoy the renown he deserves yet keeps imparting form to his stories anyway, "I'm Gonna Tell It" for some reason exploring a very similar theme.
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I would have bet the farm that the generous mound of lightly breaded seitan was fried in Crisco and that the gravy had something naughty in it, but, of course, that wasn't the case; it was fried, but in what Mr. Hancock describes as a "sustainable palm shortening," imparting a rich flavorful crispiness; the mushroom gravy added a nice earthy flavor.
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But mostly, James spends time in the basement obsessing over thousands of episodes of a low-budget cult sci-fi show called Brigsby Bear, in which a human-sized bear and pair of identical girls called the "Sunshine Twins" battle an evil force that's trying to take over the universe, while also imparting life lessons about not trusting strangers and how to do complicated mathematical equations.
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Thanks to Lopez's artful structuring, only in the final scenes does the audience realize that "The Inheritance" is not just a play about gay life, or AIDS , or politics, or the imparting of heritage; it is also a work of art about the making of a work of art—about the degree of growth, and the depth of loss, that an artist may have to go through before he can create something truthful.
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