Brandon Victor Dixon – Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert
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They often act in concert, whether by design or coincidence.
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She participated in concert choir, chess club and student council.
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Prince performs in concert circa 1991 in New York City.
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The women work in concert, their economy centered around braids.
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To wit: Have you ever seen the man in concert?
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There's humans, there's technology, and they're all working in concert.
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As notes, they could be made to work in concert.
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They can act alone, or in concert with other devices.
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The two work in concert, but are not the same.
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Each of these moves works in concert with the others.
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Mr. Mattis was not always in concert with superiors, either.
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Until last year Nidaa Tounes governed in concert with Ennahda.
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" He continued, "There's something supermagical about us working in concert.
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As you listen to the voices in concert, patterns emerge.
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Hybrids, which make the two work in concert, are extra complex.
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I've seen them probably 15 times in concert, throughout my 20s.
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However, they work in concert to give you new photo capabilities.
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Sometimes, as in Syria, the two countries have worked in concert.
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But a free press can work in concert with federal investigators.
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Delaney has seen Bruce Springsteen in concert more than 30 times.
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By then, too, they were almost exclusively playing in concert halls.
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As an adult, I cried when I saw him in concert.
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Elvis Costello name dropped the show in concert at one point
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But when you see that scene, it's everyone working in concert.
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Perhaps Conduent can be persuaded to work in concert with Propel.
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For what she does in concert, she needs all her ladies.
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That doesn't seem to be in concert with what you're saying.
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There have to be a lot of forces working in concert.
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Working in concert, they could tackle deep questions about the cosmos.
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Mr. Nafar will appear in concert with Marcus Mumford on Monday.
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It also acts in concert to make other steroids more effective.
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All of those factors in concert have helped push costs down.
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I saw him in concert at the Greek Theater in Berkeley.
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In concert, he disdained looking back or playing longtime fan favorites.
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How do we hold those dual realities in concert with each other?
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But their actions, seemingly in concert, raise fresh regulatory and business risks.
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Thank you so much for coming out and supporting us in concert.
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Police would not say whether the three suspects were working in concert.
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I went to see him in concert at Cobo Arena in Detroit.
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Séances and trance demonstrations were held in concert halls and private parlors.
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With this he could bring audiences in concert halls to their feet.
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Diplomatic, communications, military and economic assets must all be used in concert.
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There are moments of the sublime, where it all works in concert.
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But they would have to work in concert to work at all.
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Francisco, and their efforts, in concert with those of ACLU lawyer Deborah
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Both asset classes are telling different stories, but are rallying in concert.
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Young Performers in Concert and the Glen Cove High School Select Chorale.
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How many of them use the test in concert with tissue biopsies?
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In concert with Democrats, they could conceivably halt a third Trump nominee.
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Julie and I are making this response in concert with each other.
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You have to have prevention programs in concert with tough security measures.
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ALICIA KEYS — LANDMARKS LIVE IN CONCERT: A GREAT PERFORMANCES SPECIAL 9 p.m.
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Platforms acted in concert to remove terrorists, and it appears to be successful.
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High voting shares make sense when the [board and executives] are in concert.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming, which the studio made in concert with Disney-owned Marvel.
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The skull structure works in concert with cerebrospinal fluid to further suppress vibrations.
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And that is for the really big political blocs to act in concert.
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News, Sofia and Disick traveled to Las Vegas to watch Lionel in concert.
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"Our state laws work in concert with federal law," Becerra posted on Twitter.
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I will be recording, but this will be my last year in concert.
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NBC has released the first promo for Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert!
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Oil prices have traded in concert with equities for most of this year.
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Phil Witmer has seen half of these guys in concert multiple times already.
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His third studio album, PHAROS, is set to debut in concert this weekend.
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Then again, are shows of force really what we want in concert halls?
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Changes toward China should be done in concert with U.S. allies, Dimon added.
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Friday, he'll hold "A Future to Believe In Concert & Rally" in Henderson, Nevada.
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Like gold, bitcoin has also tended to move in concert with market volatility.
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Insurance companies and hospitals, in concert with the Obama administration, killed that idea.
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In four years stateside, his English has improved in concert with his pitching.
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I bought back all my negatives of Neil Young in concert from '76.
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Freddie Mercury Queen in concert at Forest Nationale, Brussels, Belgium in April 1982.
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"In California, our state laws work in concert with federal law," he said.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE Read our review of Ms. Jansen in concert at Carnegie Hall.
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And as a choreographer in concert dance, I want to be a storyteller.
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Opera companies around the world make a habit of presenting works in concert.
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Gun violence has hurt Americans in concert venues, churches, schools, and at home.
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On February 12, 2020, the museum will host Cipriano Fredrico Vigil in concert.
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They often do not work in concert, according to several White House officials.
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Over the years, I played in concert halls, arts centers and college auditoriums.
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It's one that sits directly in concert with his view of American politics.
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Nashville will be the studio's first Broadway production after it took many of its films to a live concert setting, like The Hunger Games in Concert, La La Land in Concert, Dirty Dancing — The Classic Story on Stage and more.
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R. Kelly in concert at Bass Concert Hall on March 3, 2017, in Austin.
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In concert with these efforts, the strikers ultimately secured $22 million in debt relief.
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He bought and sold vast tracts of Southern land in concert with wealthy friends.
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I took him to see Shakin' Stevens in concert once, which he absolutely loved.
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Murcof and Wagner will be in concert at London's Barbican on October 31, 2016.
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Traditionally, the social networks have worked in concert when deplatforming figures such as Benjamin.
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Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert airs Easter Sunday, April 1 at 8 p.m.
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This approach, in concert with strategic prevention efforts targeting youth, will have lasting results.
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He gives relatively few interviews, and in concert he rarely interacts with his audience.
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GLEN COVE Young Performers in Concert and the Glen Cove High School Select Chorale.
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Their new album, recorded live in concert and set to come out on Dec.
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The recipe is simple: Success happens where business and talent strategy work in concert.
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Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert airs Easter Sunday, April 1 at 8 p.m.
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Rebel groups inside east Aleppo are fragmented and do not always act in concert.
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Operas fare well in concert performances because the drama and music are so intertwined.
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That's kind of why we haven't played it in concert for the last decade.
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In concert, all of these negatives turned a technological breakthrough into a business nonstarter.
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More crucially, he has considerable footage of Ms. Makeba in concert and in interviews.
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Mr. Kaufmann sang Act II in concert with the Boston Symphony Orchestra this spring.
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She has seen Cher in concert 28 times, beginning when she was a teenager.
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It also folds and has dual screens that work in concert with each other.
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In concert, Tinariwen delivers bluesy jams, modal drones and uplifting call-and-response exercises.
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Ms. Le Pen said all of them were working in concert to undermine her.
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Especially worth hearing is Zemlinsky's music, which is tragically underrepresented in concert halls today.
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Some businessmen are less sanguine, fearing that other countries will act in concert against America.
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Besides, any band that can make Louise Belcher a fan is worth seeing in concert.
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Although the FCC and Department of Justice usually act in concert, they don't always agree.
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It also allows groups to mobilize and act in concert, which is central to politics.
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You could go see him in concert for $5, all-age shows, and no alcohol.
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This model allows for memory lifetimes that scale in concert with increasing numbers of synapses.
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It uses those sensors in concert to ensure the lights do what they're supposed to.
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The phages can even work in concert with antibiotics, applying evolutionary pressure from both sides.
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The Danish String Quartet plans to play all of Beethoven's quartets in concert this month.
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Doing that in concert with lower military spending and higher taxes would do even more.
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"I will be recording, but this will be my last year in concert," she said.
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Nowhere in the world has robust programs in altruistic programs in concert with paid donation.
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PLUS: Kimberly shares the sweet way she still "fan girls" over her husband in concert.
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At the same time, they work in concert with other trucks — they travel in packs.
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The two shareholders said on Monday they would act in concert to exert their influence.
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But individual governments could put trade sanctions in place on their own or in concert.
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The two shareholders said their aim was to act in concert to exert their influence.
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After thorough research and deliberation, conservators can establish a game plan in concert with curators.
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A-List: All of your favorite celebs went to see Beyoncé in concert this weekend.
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The court has undermined the protections all derive from the right to act in concert.
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Instead, seeing Drake in concert just feels like a celebration of yourself and your feelings.
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Last year, he took the children to Australia, where he was singing "Parsifal" in concert.
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In early 1851, in concert with white abolitionists, free black people began to organize resistance.
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He was also among the first country acts to perform in concert with symphony orchestras.
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You are looking at really old-fashioned technologies that are working in concert with CGI.
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I went to Philadelphia to speak with the great man and watch him in concert.
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Mr. Nafar will appear in concert with Marcus Mumford on Monday, at Le Poisson Rouge.
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As broken glass crunched underfoot, Hogg's imagination was at work in concert with her memory.
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We must work in concert and on several fronts, and we must do it now.
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Mr. Ramaphosa said the African Union needed to act in concert with the international community.
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It's also designed to be used in concert with other, existing transportation methods for maximum efficiency.
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Because, somehow, all these elements work in concert to simulate a sympathetic interaction with a human.
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They work in concert with ground sensors and some other types of mobile and surveillance equipment.
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Their day together came nearly four months after Adele, 30, had seen Drake, 32, in concert.
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Lauryn Hill performing The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill in concert at Madison Square Garden in 20033.
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Still, if the E28500 act in concert, they could drag out the dispute resolution process indefinitely.
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Check out the clip, if you've seen Adele in concert, you know girl likes to chat.
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Dave Chappelle performing a stand-up routine in 20173 and Richard Pryor: Live in Concert, 22017.
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That part of it is a whole host of different departments needing to work in concert.
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Companies that break the law or act in concert with autocratic governments do not deserve sympathy.
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The Senate Finance Committee is working on it, I&aposm sure, in concert with you, Chairman.
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This is a type of machine learning system comprised of two neural networks, operating in concert.
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Apple slapped two 12-megapixel cameras into the back of the device, which work in concert.
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For my kids who were excited to see their mom in concert as soon as possible.
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Recently, the couple enjoyed seeing both John Fogerty and John Mayer in concert in Las Vegas.
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Innocent young fans and families going to watch their favourite artist in concert and this happens.
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"Teenage girls when acting in concert can be very dangerous," forensic psychologist N.G. Berrill told Broadly.
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She had never released a record or performed in concert prior to inking with the label.
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It had taken the full weight of the nation's banks acting in concert to restore calm.
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It can be done with the people acting in concert for things they (we) believe in.
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It raises the question: are they acting in concert or each playing Trump their own tune?
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Occasionally, city and state governments are able to work in concert to arrest a bad actor.
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That is, remastered images and vocals will appear in concert as an apparently three-dimensional projection.
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Of course, all these data sources — satellites, cellphones and many others — work even better in concert.
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Her views on abortion rights and gun control are in concert with a majority of Americans.
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With few exceptions, the movie's voices — including most of its several dozen interviewees — speak in concert.
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Obama took their two daughters to see Jay and Bey in concert in Chicago in 2014.
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They said the department did this of its own volition, and not in concert with Ring.
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UNCASVILLE "Nashville" in concert, featuring Clare Bowen, Chris Carmack, Charles Esten, Jonathan Jackson and Sam Palladio.
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This conductor, orchestra and cast will present "Così" in concert at Alice Tully Hall on Aug.
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If all those things are in concert — material, face, body and personality — it knocks you out.
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The Killers catalog makes for endlessly enjoyable karaoke material, and it's also pretty great in concert.
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Mobs of men in civilian clothes clearly worked in concert with the police, the investigators said.
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And it ended with a rare sight in concert halls: the players hugging one another onstage.
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For millennials, that stigma evaporated in concert with the widening acceptance of homosexuality — especially in California.
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Researchers assessed subjects' pain tolerance after receiving both substances separately or in concert with one another.
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So we know this system can reject any interference because it's been tested in concert stadiums.
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These factors all act in concert to limit revenue generation and investment recuperation before patent expiry.
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I mentioned that long ago in Reykjavik I was first transfixed by Sigur Rós in concert.
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A coalition of opponents say the decisions in concert risk undermining the entire purpose of the .
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Evidence leads toward that mission, in concert with strange energy surges and an antimatter drive system.
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But overall, most worked in concert to build the case over Trump's alleged abuse of power.
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"Humans have evolved in concert with a very specific set of conditions on Earth," he said.
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Birth control allows them to prevent pregnancy or plan it carefully in concert with their doctors.
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NBC's Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert was always going to be fighting an uphill battle.
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And the officers there said that, in fact, they had city, county, and sheriff&aposs department there, working in concert with ten additional agencies to back them up, to try to process this in addition to the bomb squad, ATF and local FBI all working in concert.
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The U.S. Navy operates there as well, increasingly in concert with regional powers such as the Philippines.
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Attorneys general have taken smaller actions since Trump was elected, both on their own and in concert.
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If you've wanted to see the Stones in concert but haven't actually done so, here you go.
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Until last year Nidaa Tounes governed in concert with Ennahda, which backed many of the president's policies.
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In concert with the articles' publication, Motherboard uploaded a copy of the malware onto our GitHub page.
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The lineup also includes country singer George Strait, who will appear in concert from San Antonio, Texas.
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Barzani coordinated Kurdish militia fighters as they carried out US battle plans in concert with US airstrikes.
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And it's that effort, the effort of creating in concert, that truly defines us as a species.
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But to limit carbon emissions from plastics, it must be done in concert with other big efforts.
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"I'm thrilled to debut Rocketman: Live in Concert," Elton John said in statement on the event's website.
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The various bits and pieces that work in concert with Sony's admittedly great HMD are too finicky.
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"I couldn't believe it," recalled McKenna, a huge Bryan fan who has seen him twice in concert.
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We&aposll certainly, in concert with our allies and partners in the region, be ready for it.
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Only when used in concert did these loopholes allow attackers to compromise accounts, Zuckerberg said on Friday.
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But this scene in Sovetksy, of multiple backhoes working in concert to clear rubble, stuck with me.
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Check out the video below to see Brian's in-concert process: Show Drawn is an ongoing series.
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Two other women who acted in concert with Madani and Gilligmann were given 20 years in jail.
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They're not usually related to one cause; they're caused by many lifestyle and genetic factors in concert.
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Encouraged by the singer, he wrote material for her and served as her opening act in concert.
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That appears to have been the work of local police acting in concert with a drug gang.
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We've Been Around was originally premiered in concert with the release of The Danish Girl on DVD.
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Ali Santana: I was able to visualize both songs vividly while hearing Elucid perform live in concert.
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Ms Appendino ran on a platform of 16 planks developed in concert with open-access citizens' groups.
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"Nashville" in concert, featuring the actors Clare Bowen, Chris Carmack, Charles Esten, Jonathan Jackson and Sam Palladio.
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Imagine if GOP leadership were messaging in concert today with Donald Trump on ObamaCare's skyrocketing premium hikes.
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In concert, Mitski threads bitter lyricism into her vocal runs and even gnaws on her guitar strings.
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"A Billy Joel Tribute: Henry Haid in Concert," Billy Joel classics, accompanied by saxophonist George Cortes. Aug.
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Again, do not put cicadas in or around your ears, and avoid seeing Metallica live in concert.
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He's seen her in concert six times (and each time he dressed in a Gaga-esque costume).
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"Access Hollywood" and NBC News were not working in concert on their reports, according to several people.
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The Facebook hack, for instance, seems to have been caused by three different bugs acting in concert.
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Every major economy around the world is growing in concert, simultaneously propelling and reinforcing a positive cycle.
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The stock market can, when looked at in concert with these other indicators, provide some useful insight.
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Even so, you would be hard pressed to find these five men represented in concert halls today.
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Today, though, our economic policies need to work in concert with our efforts to fight the pandemic.
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This ocular vocabulary, in concert with her dramatic staging of scenes, can amplify a viewer's feelings unexpectedly.
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Markets are coming off a strong 2019, when stocks and bonds around the world climbed in concert.
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What do you call throngs of people working in concert, consciously or not, to defend racial primacy?
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As part of that, U.S. troops have been patrolling the perimeter in concert with Turkish-backed forces.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - China's HNA and Qatar have not acted in concert as shareholders of Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.
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Shakira in Concert: El Dorado World Tour will premiere in a one-night event on Nov. 13.
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By prompting more neurons to fire in concert, it primes more of the brain to process information.
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We are starting to see these kinds of technologies used in concert with one another in China.
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"We are going to retool our loyalty program to work in concert with Season Pass," League said.
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Much of that response was engineered in concert with Mr. Parker, and part of it backfired badly.
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Since he's acting, singing and appearing in concert, it's hard to know what he was doing afterward.
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These wouldn't flout the law; they'd be under color of it and even in concert with it.
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The archetype was forged in the mid-1950s, in concert with the Jewish-American middle-class ascent.
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"It's going to be fun for me figuring this out, in concert with regulatory agencies," Park said.
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"The United States, in concert with many countries, made the decision to kick out Russian spies," said Nauert.
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In an ideal situation, working in concert, criticism helps expand the art, and the art expands the critic.
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The others turn up less often in concert, especially the Fourth Concerto (for left-hand alone and orchestra).
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In concert, performing songs like "Hag," they still rock cargo pants, stringy hair, and make-up-free faces.
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The company also admitted "it made the $150,000 payment in concert with" Trump's campaign, according to the SDNY.
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Using both app and device in concert would be optimal usage if not for the game's severe lag.
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They're constructed, like a high-rise building, by throngs of people working in concert toward a singular goal.
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These companies are data mining us, sometimes in concert, to make uncomfortably accurate connections but also erroneous assumptions.
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He was in concert Monday night in Las Vegas, but so far has remained silent about the accolade.
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Because self-driving technology that doesn't work in concert with public transportation isn't a revolution worth fighting for.
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Gaga's also known to unveil still-unreleased songs like "Princess Die" and "Living on the Radio" in concert.
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Among its earliest fans was Bob Dylan, who started covering the song in concert as early as 1988.
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The one-frame animations, the cardboard cutout graphics, the perfectly timed sound effects—it all works in concert.
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Legend, 39, is set to play the title role in NBC's upcoming Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert.
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And that's all assuming you've somehow managed to set all this up to work correctly and in concert.
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America's international influence has grown in concert with its progress domestically, and this was by no means coincidental.
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He looks forward to holding Layla and those working in concert with her responsible for her egregious misconduct.
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I played oboe in Marin Symphony Youth Orchestra, had several chamber music groups and played in concert band.
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They line the inside surface of the windpipe, whipping in concert to drive foreign matter from the lungs.
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One fan holds up a sign proudly proclaiming that this is his 113th time seeing McCartney in concert.
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Instead, we should work in concert with other nations to uncover and punish bad behavior by trading partners.
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Such programs are effective, however, only when they are mandatory, national and used in concert with printed labels.
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STAMFORD "Disney in Concert: Magical Music From the Movies," orchestra performances of Disney favorites as films are screened.
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STAMFORD "Disney in Concert: Magical Music From the Movies," orchestra performances of Disney favorites as films are shown.
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UNCASVILLE "Nashville" in concert, featuring the actors Clare Bowen, Chris Carmack, Charles Esten, Jonathan Jackson and Sam Palladio.
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"To get to meet Prozac and then to work in concert," he writes without a trace of irony.
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" He added: "I'm impressed when I go and see Beyoncé in concert — I'm absolutely floored by the spectacle.
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And in concert with congressional Republicans, he could decimate the E.P.A.'s budget, crippling its rule-making capacity.
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Later, he combined data from the trials, to get a sense of how the neurons worked in concert.
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Blockchain will enable this fintech revolution, in concert with artificial intelligence, the internet of things, and other innovations.
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When his father took him along to tournaments in Las Vegas, he remembers seeing Ms. Rivers in concert.
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All of these strategies are done in concert with one another, so I don't think one is best.
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In mid-June, I heard the Pops play "West Side Story" in concert at Symphony Hall in Boston.
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We have demonstrated our ability to work in concert on painful sanctions after Mr. Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
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Here are six organizations that are working on the ground or in concert with organizations in the Bahamas.
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After all, capitalism is a set of institutions designed by government in concert with business and civil society.
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The United States and Israel, which often acts in concert with its American ally, were the lone dissenters.
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But when you have many devices performing various functions, making them work in concert may be more convenient.
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A complex play involving several moving players working in concert is hard to pull off at any time.
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Haslam said that the Browns would hire a coach first, then a GM in concert with that coach.
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Our amazing office manager Andrea can handle all that in concert with Ann, our accountant of 17 years.
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Together, Doha and Washington are acting in concert against violent extremism, while deterring bad behavior in the Gulf.
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"Whenever we do anything in concert with the Chinese, we accomplish nothing to help American jobs," Schumer said.
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Identifying the groups behind the large drug shipments, who likely worked in concert, is more difficult, officials said.
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Enhanced oil recovery can be done in concert with permanent geological carbon sequestration, but it rarely is today.
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And all of it works in concert with the wildlife that soon returns to the newly restored ecosystem.
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Secretary Zinke is also working to making business and the environment work more in concert with one another.
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Officials said that federal, state and local authorities had been working in concert since the burning of the mosque.
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The pan-European STOXX 26 was up 0.4 percent at its close, rising in concert with euro zone stocks .
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He gave a nod to Billy Joel for doing it recently in concert and encouraged others to follow suit.
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The event is organized by the Norwegian Reds in concert with various partners from the left in Norwegian politics.
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This time period is fascinating to me because of three key historical developments that were all happening in concert.
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Growing political uncertainty in Europe helped increase bond buying overnight as Treasury prices rose in concert with European bonds.
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Instead, he sees immersive events as a legitimate creative channel that can operate in concert with creators and filmmakers.
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Content in her decision to curve Lionel, Molly declines his invitation via text to go see SZA in concert.
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The Fed's efforts to support the economy have to operate in concert with active fiscal, structural and trade policies.
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Games have real-world consequences because our games exist in concert with our laws, our policing, and our politics.
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Working in concert with a translation system makes them faster and better at their work, lightening the cognitive load.
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What was once proof that you saw your favorite band in concert has now become an entire industry itself.
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John Legend – Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert BEST ACTRESS IN A LIMITED SERIES OR MOVIE MADE FOR TELEVISION
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That gain also benefited the dollar, which has moved in concert with risk assets for much of this year.
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That set off a chain of events involving three separate malware variants sometimes used in concert in cyber attacks.
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" 123/2 "I am so proud of the cast and creative team behind "Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert".
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I started playing clarinet and oboe in middle school in concert band and got really into playing classical music.
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Isabella McCune can't leave the hospital to see Taylor Swift in concert, so Swift came to see her instead.
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The ready-to-eat meals are prepared by chefs who are working in concert with nutritionists on menu plans.
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"I even got you in-ears," Gaga said of the earbuds singers use to hear themselves in concert venues.
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After Wall Street's S&P 500 had put on more than 1 percent, Asia's bourses rallied in concert overnight.
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Still, to ready these movies for screenings in concert requires considerable technical tinkering, and the results can be imperfect.
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Both are oral drugs, given in concert with hormonal therapies, that inhibit two proteins called CDK 4 and 6.
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It's left to the president to sort it out in implementation, often in concert with those same special interests.
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The mileage standards are enforced in concert with the Environmental Protection Agency's limits on greenhouse gas emissions from cars.
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In concert with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, the administration has aggressively confirmed conservative judges to federal judicial appointments.
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But Washington should do more — in concert with Europe — to protect the EU from Russian meddling, influence and subversion.
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I guess some people like the music, but if you like the music, you can do it in concert.
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They may work well enough on the radio or in concert but, conscripted for theatrical service, grow quickly monotonous.
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The market determines value, and what it values is high testosterone and a high IQ, ideally working in concert.
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Seven people were charged with murder: the gunman and six who were accused of acting in concert with him.
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In concert, Sciarrino's music fascinates in part because of the odd techniques used to draw sounds from the instrument.
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Previously, this power was deployed in concert with the United States, but soon it may be deployed against it.
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In your memoir, Elvis, you wrote about seeing Carole in concert in Manchester in 1971 when you were 17.
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Then there are rarer creatures that demand simplicity above all — shows that find their true best form in concert.
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And probiotics that successfully colonize the body have the unique ability to evolve in concert with a surrounding ecosystem.
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Because that's who goes to see Ariana Grande in concert; there's no subtlety in who the bombers were targeting.
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If anything, the West working in concert will only help further Putin's domestic narrative that Russia is the victim.
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It's a declaration of ambition to realize "dreams I'll never see"; it also stretched a long way in concert.
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Dylan, a consummate experimentalist at age 78, has been known to reinvent even his best-known songs in concert.
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Ann Hallenberg, celebrated in Europe but little known in America, is making a rare New York appearance in concert.
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Valfaris is an excellent action game, a game whose exaggerated aesthetic feels in concert with its equally exaggerated gameplay.
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The technology is still in use today by many countries, which often use sound ranging in concert with radar.
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A renewed and reformed NFIP, reauthorized in concert with other disaster preparedness legislation, will help cities build resilience proactively.
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Mr. Urban will perform many of those tunes in concert, along with old favorites from his 3533-year career.
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He even said he sometimes now asks for old lowercase works of his to be capitalized in concert programs.
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As president, Trump's chaos and erratic rhetoric, when in concert with an impressive cabinet, has sometimes served him well.
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Yet it also calls for the technology to work in concert with the country's homeland security and surveillance efforts.
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So the developer, in concert with Mayor Martin J. Walsh, a Democrat, is trying to change the shadow laws.
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This is done with an appreciation of ancient craft and cultures and new media in concert with one another.
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He acted without orders from movement leaders, but in concert with movement objectives and supported by resistance cell organizing.
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Debate over how best to get these disparate elements to work in concert will continue for a long time.
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Mr. Maduro blames a conspiracy involving the political opposition working in concert with foreign governments, especially the United States.
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"This will be a decision obviously made in concert with our allies by the president," Mattis said at the time.
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The three sisters are electric in concert, throwing their entire bodies into their music while remaining almost freakishly in sync.
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When a coder receives a message, they use the message in concert with their internal state to run a computation.
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She watched cooking shows and loved music, and had just recently traveled to Houston to see Ed Sheeran in concert.
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Nicknamed the "Marine Lizard," it can be used for assaulting beaches from the ocean in concert with other autonomous vehicles.
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The administration says it wants to kill silver loading in concert with Congress voting to bring back the old subsidies.
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And I would do it in concert, again, with our Arab allies and with Europe, most particularly in this case.
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"I even got you in-ears," Gaga, 32, said of the earbuds singers use to hear themselves in concert venues.
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Everybody's job is very well defined, but all of them are working in concert to effectively convey the chef's vision.
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As for March On, it will launch its 2018 initiatives in concert with more than 400 local events this weekend.
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Aggarawala also sees consumer technologies playing a role in relief efforts, acting in concert with federal, state, and local agencies.
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Google, Tesla and Uber are all engaging in phased rollouts and gradual testing in concert with municipalities for a reason.
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"That these three people move in concert is beyond doubt," said Gabor Polyak, a media analyst at think-tank Mertek.
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They said she had acted in concert with another individual to shoot and stab her mother and her mother's boyfriend.
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The human rights of women and religious freedom operate in concert with all other human rights – universal, indivisible and interdependent.
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Not only do developers improve value creation, but value is delivered through apps working in concert with the connected toothbrush.
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The San Francisco protest was held in concert with a handful of actions around the country and around the world.
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And now that she's going to see [Depeche Mode] in concert, she's going to fully understand how important they are.
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Though Camblong concedes that the privacy challenges will step up as more highly sensitive medical data gets processed in concert.
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Sanchez has said he will act firmly and proportionately, and in concert with other political parties, to manage the situation.
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At least some of them have failed to grasp the need to have fiscal and monetary policy operating in concert.
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Russia hinted it may gradually increase output, after having withheld supplies in concert with the OPEC producer cartel since 2017.
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Made in concert with Neft Vodka (a bottle serves as convenient disinfectant in the spot), "Bad Motherfucker" blew up online.
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Investigators have no information that Ali made the attack in concert with any other person or an organization, Saunders said.
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It muffled debate within a stifling "grand coalition" centrism, with the left and right ruling more or less in concert.
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"You have two parties here who are far from being in concert and are shooting at each other," Khosrowshahi said.
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" Mr. Springsteen has often played Suicide's "Dream Baby Dream" in concert, and recorded it for his 2014 album "High Hopes.
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She appeared in concert with the New York Philharmonic, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra and other major ensembles.
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In a series of exchanges, the author denied being Ms. Shi, acting in concert with her or sending the video.
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Taylor Swift's Lover Fest shows quickly sold out, but now Swifties have another chance to catch the superstar in concert.
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By then, however, the entire GI system—including your colon—is working in concert to get out what ails it.
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Intel has already demonstrated its fleets of drones performing in concert in a test in Palm Springs earlier this year.
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Working in concert with the city, Maven intends to help execute the mayor's City of Los Angeles' Sustainable City pLAn.
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They were ostensibly there to enjoy the band Judah & the Lion and check out a livestream of Coldplay in concert.
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"Rioters, in concert with external forces, have continuously committed and escalated violence, resulting in social and political confrontation," it said.
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It is not a coincidence that the rise of "canceling" happened in concert with the fall of the personal essay.
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Some will carp that the central bank is jeopardising its independence by acting so overtly in concert with the Treasury.
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Using his programming, the filmmakers could listen to technicians' voices separately or in concert at any moment of the mission.
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Once companies knew what their competitors were charging, it was easy for them to all raise their prices in concert.
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Mr. Trump should continue to toughen sanctions, but any lasting solution will be achieved only in concert with regional leaders.
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Containing that threat depends in large part on the skillfulness of the Trump administration's response in concert with governments abroad.
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The Met should follow suit by regularly presenting singers in concert, programs of scenes and chamber productions in other locations.
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"Even a couple hundred employees working in concert could bring a site like Google to its knees," Mr. Cegłowski said.
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Similarly, businesses that tweaked their work systems in concert with investing in IT in the 1990s outperformed those that didn't.
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An executive order issued in concert with the summit created a White House trafficking czar position, focused on domestic trafficking.
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Perhaps the high point of Carnegie Hall's Venice festival, Rinaldo Alessandrini's Concerto Italiano performs Monteverdi's great 28 opera in concert.
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"Rioters, in concert with external forces, have continuously committed and escalated violence, resulting in social and political confrontation," it said. .
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The tracker works in concert with a free Geozilla app (iOS or Android), which started as an independent tracking tool.
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Could they be used in concert with other solutions, or would simply opening the door drain support from those ideas?
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For a future leader of the Metropolitan Opera, Yannick Nézet-Séguin does not perform opera in concert all that frequently.
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In concert with these services, providers can also lay the groundwork for treatment in case people decide they're ready for it.
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" He added that he believes Trump is pushing an agenda "that is not in concert with honor or with the facts.
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Knight Vinke, which has been a shareholder since September 2016, said it was not acting in concert with any other shareholder.
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Warren is a Green New Deal supporter, so her Green Manufacturing Plan for America is meant to work in concert together.
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In the lawsuit, Daniels alleged that the two men "colluded" and "acted in concert" to "manipulate" her and to benefit Trump.
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But how much will he take a fight to Buttigieg and Klobuchar, given that they are broadly in concert on ideology?
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If he believes private messaging is the future, he'll want to be sure all of Facebook's products can work in concert.
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A green wave usually isn't an accident: traffic engineers try to time lights in concert with average speeds along a roadway.
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The crooner has been named to the title role in NBC's upcoming live musical event, Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert!
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I colored eggs and watched NBC's Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert, the one with John Legend in the title role.
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Those were engineers, coders, scientists, mechanics, doctors, and so many more professions working in concert to make the mission a success.
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McDougal alleges in her suit that Davidson was working in concert with Trump's personal attorney Michael Cohen to keep her quiet.
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It opens the door for those familiar with the software to create compositions in concert with Barri during rehearsals and performances.
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Applications will be examined by Moscow's housing authority in concert with six other departments, including the prefecture and the architectural committee.
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In concert with this concept, FBI investigators participate or lead task forces and working groups in every state around the country.
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Brazil's industry ministry said Brazil would consider taking action on its own over the tariffs or in concert with other countries.
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The unit worked in concert on Sunday to limit downfield options, leading Stafford to throw underneath for much of the contest.
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Democrats want to know if Yang, a Chinese immigrant and entrepreneur, was acting alone or in concert with the Chinese government.
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Just getting set up can be a mess, and trying to have stuff act reliably in concert is another challenge altogether.
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These strategies of manipulation are plentiful—and while each helps on its own, they are most powerful when performed in concert.
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The special operators' main goal would be to work in concert with the efforts to form a unity government, he said.
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Nearly eight-in-ten Americans said CBD should be regulated at the federal level or federally in concert with the states.
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By the numbers: Credit card interest rates tend to move in concert with U.S. overnight interest rates, controlled by the Fed.
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The California Senate advanced a measure that would block state law enforcement officials from acting in concert with federal immigration authorities.
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Anyone who contributes will also be automatically entered to win a pair of VIP tickets to see Maroon 5 in concert.
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But now he goes by just Yundi, rendered in concert programs and press materials in all caps, like a brand name.
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Fitch expects continued branch rationalization and optimization to persist in concert with the company's emphasis on digital servicing and distribution channels.
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The Al Green-sampling and featuring EP was a surprise release after premiering a new song in concert the day before.
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Again, the "concerted" prong is easy: There's no question that the players involved are acting in concert with one another — i.e.
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It works cohesively: level design, systems design, story, architecture, and this overwhelming encouragement to try new things—all work in concert.
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I went to Boston days after 9/11 to see jazz legend (and NYC native) Sonny Rollins in concert, for example.
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His fervent delivery, rooted in blues and soul music, makes compelling listening out of this process, on record or in concert.
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If I were recommending a program to someone fairly new to classical music, I wouldn't immediately think of "Rinaldo" in concert.
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These three trends in concert have created a unique moment in time, but a secondary reason should not be missed, either.
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The automotive industry's manufacturing apparatus sprawls across North America, with supply chains working in concert on both sides of the border.
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Obamacare forced insurance companies to cover sick people — but it did two other things in concert, which holds the system together.
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She has given master classes and been generous with guidance for young singers, and has appeared in concert here and there.
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The changes are being done in concert with stricter White House protocols, such as temperature checks for those entering the facility.
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Together they worked in concert for more than a year to silence Weinstein's victims and journalists who were reporting Weinstein's abuses.
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However, the award was later rescinded after the pop duo admitted they had lip-synched on their albums or in concert.
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Some refugees said their non-Rohingya neighbors had been given weapons and uniforms and worked in concert with the security forces.
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PAG Real Estate, and parties acting in concert with it, own about 14.8 percent of Spring REIT, according to the filing.
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Expect this show to be a celebration, of sorts: Chris recently resumed performing in concert after an emergency surgery in October.
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On all four albums, pop's urge for inclusion prevails, and in concert — Eilish and Grande fill arenas — they spur fervent singalongs.
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As reflected in this show, Ms. Lawler has made few art objects — usually quite small and in concert with Mr. McCollum.
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"I would never put any growl on my voice in concert — it's not the kind of music I sing," he said.
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In concert with its new flavor launch, the company is also releasing an assessment of the environmental footprint of its products.
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By acting individually and in concert with our communities, both large and small, we can save the only planet we have.
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What is so distasteful is that the majority of subjects are in concert with these individuals in both design and plan.
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They begin in concert, with Melake's sculpture pieces (the ones that are hung) having a similar horizontal orientation to Shiferaw's bars.
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If the Mississippi threatens once again to overflow its banks, we work in concert to build a sandbag wall of protection.
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Manziel has been in Miami for a couple of days ... on Wednesday, he went to see Drake and Future in concert.
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There is a video of Tesh performing "Roundball Rock" in concert that was uploaded four years earlier, by Tesh's official account.
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Government agencies tend to work in concert to achieve their goals, even when they don't belong to the same political party.
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Obamacare forced insurance companies to cover sick people — but it did two other things in concert, which hold the system together.
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In fact, the Craft works in concert with Logitech's MX mice, so switching devices on one will automatically switch the other, too.
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Republican Congressional leaders opposed decisions by President Clinton and Obama to curb US carbon emissions in concert with action by other nations.
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In normal hearing, both ears work in concert together to provide binaural effects of amplification, summation, noise reduction, and localization of sounds.
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Working in concert with the Board, the Executive Director is expected to provide leadership for strategy, organizational development, financial oversight, and fundraising.
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Both Baoneng and China Resources have said that they are not acting in concert in replies to queries from the Shenzhen bourse.
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An experiment in form and scale, it was never performed in concert, even though that would seem to be its ideal manifestation.
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And Obama was necessarily working in concert with legislative allies, not running through a platform he personally had committed to like Rubio.
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The idea of a government network operating separately but in concert with the commercial networks doesn't hold water (we've considered it before).
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Still, it's highly unusual for both BGP and DNS vulnerabilities to be used in concert, particularly in such a high-profile theft.
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In concert, that's what made a story about a teenage girl targeted by Trump's lawyers for her viral cat site so believable.
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She emphasises new research in immunology that suggests different cells are often in conflict with each other rather than working in concert.
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In concert, Mercury demanded all eyes on him as he darted around stage theatrically, his vivacious dancing only matched by his outfits.
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Nene's blend of modern thinking and old school skills works in the Rockets rotation, and in concert with fellow center Clint Capela.
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People are often able to act tacitly in concert if they know that others are trying to do the same, said Schelling.
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"I see physical scene understanding as a highly integrative process that sources information from many brain areas working in concert," said Fischer.
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Princess Charlene, however, went tiara-less the night before her own wedding, wearing a black jumpsuit to see the Eagles in concert.
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ALMA is a radio interferometer, meaning it has many radio dishes that work in concert to observe very long wavelengths of light.
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They tried pairing the smart glasses with the armband, seeing if there was a way to make the two work in concert.
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It's not clear if these mutations are significant individually, or if they're working in concert to confer the bacteria a special advantage.
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" Viewed in concert with the original, that sense of genuine dedication is one of the more enduring aspects of "An Inconvenient Sequel.
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The Mahindra Formula E team has released images of three new concept cars created in concert with legendary automotive design firm Pininfarina.
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They're contributions to Anthem, a collaborative album executive produced by Total Freedom and released in concert with this summer's 9th Berlin Biennale.
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"I tried to incorporate that feel of just the love of dance and the enjoyment when he is in concert," Hamrick said.
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Earlier, Brazil's industry ministry said it would consider taking action on its own over the tariffs, or in concert with other countries.
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Goodlatte frequently works in concert with House leadership, collaborating on high-profile issues like the effort to impeach IRS Commissioner John Koskinen.
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The government of Puerto Rico certifies the death count based on factual information in concert with all components involved in the process.
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The Government of Puerto Rico certifies the death count based on factual information in concert with all components involved in the process.
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After three decades of working side by side, sometimes in concert and sometimes at odds, he has this New Yorker's total confidence.
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WINDHAM Trio Solisti in Concert, Maria Bachmann, violin, Alexis Pia Gerlach, cello, and Fabio Bidini, piano, perform Beethoven, Arensky and Liebermann. Aug.
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In the wake of the Las Vegas massacre, everyone seemed in concert with the notion of banning this circumvention of federal law.
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These platforms, if designed smartly in concert with public policy, can reduce individual car ownership and take more cars off the road.
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Disney's The Little Mermaid In Concert kicked off last night with the first of two performances at the storied Southern California venue.
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In concert, Ms. Zauner is joined by several touring musicians, who play up the riotous freedom in her music to great effect.
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Such traits are thought to be affected by possibly hundreds of genes acting in concert, and affected in turn by the environment.
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Now, more than ever, America needs its nurses, and every corner of government should be working in concert to make it happen.
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The clothes came at all price points and were often worn in concert: a little British style here, a little Pakistani there.
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Working in concert, our law enforcement and intelligence agencies fuse together to identify, monitor and neutralize threats from suspected foreign intelligence officers.
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It's one thing to hear young pianists take on Rachmaninoff's mighty Third Piano Concerto in concert, with its in-the-moment excitement.
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But BD isn't particularly interested in letting clients toy with how the robot's joints work in concert to produce that famous agility.
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Mr. Petrenko and the forces of the Bavarian State Opera will perform Strauss's "Der Rosenkavalier" in concert at Carnegie Hall next season.
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It's not a cohesive progressive answer, but instead a set of four broad categories of answers, many of which work in concert.
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"We cannot understand how they will work in concert," said Igor Yurgens, a Russian economist who is prominent in business and development.
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In that last regard, the Netflix show can be viewed in concert with "Champions," a new sitcom premiering next month on NBC.
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Classical Music For a future leader of the Metropolitan Opera, Yannick Nézet-Séguin does not perform opera in concert all that frequently.
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During those six years, global temperature and carbon dioxide emissions rose in concert, and extreme weather events increased in number and intensity.
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In concert with the international community, we need to ensure that recipient governments institute the reforms necessary to make these programs work.
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She wasn't particularly surprised to find herself, decades later, watching the same discussions unfold, only now in concert with vitriolic news cycles.
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He denied working in concert with Cohen on either matter, but declined to discuss details of either case, citing attorney-client privilege.
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Exhausted staffers soon realize that it takes a group of talented White House operatives to actually satisfy all these demands in concert.
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The offer's only condition was that PAG and parties acting in concert with the fund hold more than 50 percent of Yingde.
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"In concert with other federal agencies, we've implemented robust security plans to protect the safety of Americans in affected regions," he said.
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Outside of Congress, federal, state and local authorities have been working in concert to crack down on the spike in illegal robocalls.
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In concert with the January rally in U.S. Treasurys has been the profit-taking in financials despite strong earnings reports and forward guidance.
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Finally, it hit me that the real problem is that there are five parallel and often interlocked scandals going on in concert: 1.
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"It won't be done by one company" or by NASA, he said but by "thousands of companies working in concert over many decades".
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A helicopter drops water in concert with firefighters on the ground trying to extinguish stubborn smoldering areas of the fire off Fairview Ave.
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Russell Crowe displays his portly frame and bushy beard as he attends the "Gladiator in Concert" event with Connie Nielsen and Francesco Totti.
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Ziggy first appeared in concert in February 1972 before debuting to wider audiences with the "Starman" single, released 45 years ago this year.
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The infrastructure component is supplied by Bosch, and it works in concert with the car tech provided by Mercedes-Benz on its vehicles.
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Much of this pressure campaign also occurred in concert with a freeze on nearly $400 million in congressionally approved military aid to Ukraine.
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The "Atlas Empires" title that Cerberus is currently developing is being made in concert with the gamers who might want to play it.
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The government sees that as a problem to be addressed by the United States' trading partners in concert, rather than by Mexico alone.
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Fiscal, structural and trade policies should operate in concert with the Fed's monetary management to keep the economy on a steady growth path.
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The switching is nearly seamless, depending on the age of the app, and some modern rendering software can use all three in concert.
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"The notion that 'good Israel' was somehow hijacked by Netanyahu in concert with 'bad settlers' is a-historic at best," said El-Ad.
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Google says it's launching Song Maker in concert with Music in Our Schools Month, an initiative of the National Association for Music Education.
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"Congressional correction of the court's elevation of the FAA over workers' rights to act in concert", Justice Ginsburg wrote, "is urgently in order".
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A lone ant is quite useless; but when working in concert with an entire colony, these social insects are capable of extraordinary things.
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The village courted the project in concert with its master plan, which in 2014 raised height limits downtown from three to five stories.
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The set list will likely include "Success," a song from "Lust for Life" that Mr. Pop says he has never performed in concert.
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Legend got one step closer to being an EGOT winner on Thursday with his Emmy nomination for Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert.
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I first saw them in concert with my roommate at the time, who passed away pretty tragically about six weeks after the show.
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But in concert he also recited his own poems, whose enjambed lines might describe Aztec architecture, paleoanthropology, crocodile reproduction or a woman's posture.
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His family's estate helped produce Fox's Rent live, alongside Mark Platt (Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert, Grease Live, La La Land, Wicked).
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At times, the strings and electronics are in concert with one another; at others, they're in conflict, pushing and pulling to create tension.
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Following in the wake of that legend's Live in Concert success, Murphy filmed one of his standup routines and Delirious was the result.
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The best action would be to implement all of them in concert because China could subvert tariffs by devaluing its currency, for example.
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Waldauser noted Shekau's local focus and voiced concern about whether a splinter group might act more in concert with Islamic State's transregional ambitions.
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In concert with Ragnarok's first credits scene, it seems likely that Thanos will attack the Asgardian spaceship and throw Thor off of it.
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The stars were spotted enjoying Beauty and the Beast Live in Concert at the Hollywood Bowl on the Friday of Memorial Day weekend.
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Its video, premiering here, shows an ensemble of dancers moving in concert with Douglass through unfamiliar spaces, echoing and underscoring her own movements.
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Uber maintains that this program is intended mostly for the protection of its drivers, from code enforcers working in concert with taxi interests.
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Singer Leon Bridges announced on Wednesday that he will be joining music legend Willie Nelson in concert at a rally for Democratic Rep.
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Policymakers and advocates serious about climate change should consider the opportunity for these policies to work in concert to address this monumental challenge.
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Mr. Santucci said they were warranted because all the officers had "acted in concert" and "all had some physical contact" with the suspect.
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The regulators, often working in concert with the police, the government or the courts, have experimented with all kinds of fraud-fighting schemes.
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It was all of those things, working in concert — as Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller reminded us at the iPhone 7's launch.
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Acting in concert, these networks determine what we value in order to ensure that we attain critical biological goals: namely, survival and reproduction.
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That fear -- that the ORR is working in concert with ICE to facilitate deportations -- could definitely lead immigrants to avoid contact, Ward says.
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In concert with the local chapters, Our Revolution has tried to rally support for its endorsed candidates, mostly in state and local races.
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That's enough to see Billy Joel live in concert 10 times, spend nine days at Disneyland or take a cruise through the Caribbean.
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"California's laws work in concert – not conflict – with federal laws and are fully constitutional," California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said in a statement.
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In concert, these plans should work, with the additional stipulation that the state IRA plans be nationalized, so that the regulations aren't balkanized.
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Plus, existing Ring Doorbell owners will benefit from having a group of devices that all occupy the same ecosystem and work in concert.
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Rooney, who admitted to seeing the Zac Brown Band three times in concert, said he was proud to consider himself a musical person.
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But Germany and France say any action to train police and border guards must be in concert with NATO and the United Nations.
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But in the past, these checks and balances have generally operated in concert with presidents who mostly respected conventional restraints on their power.
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It was founded after World War II by Franciscan friars, in concert with several local aristocratic families, to teach orphans a practical trade.
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But that toughening should be undertaken in concert with other nations that also suffer from Chinese misbehavior, and it should have clear objectives.
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Contributing Opinion Writer It's not hard for a new president, in concert with Congress, to erase a predecessor's legislative, regulatory and diplomatic accomplishments.
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The share of admitted students who are Asian-American has risen from 17.6 percent in 2009, and other minorities have gained in concert.
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In New York State, the attorney general's office cannot convene a grand jury, so it must work in concert with local district attorneys.
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But that doesn't mean we have now discovered some single truth governing Sondheim songs, or one true way to sing them in concert.
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Businesses in Hong Kong, both international and local, have also faced pressure and accusations of acting in concert or sympathizing with the protesters.
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The research will involve "platooning" technology where small convoys of trucks move in concert, like cyclists in a peloton, along the country's roads.
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They see news organizations working in concert with forces actively seeking to derail if not destroy the first Republican administration in eight years.
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He introduced the saxophone-bass-drums trio before almost anyone else, and, in concert, his solos could often run well over 10 minutes.
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Census Bureau officials frantically are shoring up defenses in concert with tech companies, meeting with representatives for Google, Microsoft, and others to coordinate.
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Members of the Libyan coast guard also work in concert with the very smuggling operations the EU has entrusted it to shut down.
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The cause or causes are not known, though genetic, environmental and hormonal factors are strong suspects and are likely to work in concert.
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Insurance companies are really private sector companies in name only, as they operate so much in concert with federal and state government systems.
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Banks often work in concert to win bond mandates, and in South Africa cooperation between international and local firms is not unheard of.
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Bannon recalled that rally as he introduced Moore on Tuesday night, arguing that his victory, in concert with the news that Tennessee Sen.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, in concert with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, has been urging firms to boost wages for years, with little success.
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In addition to the scientific and environmental aspects, the team expects Project YOKO to become self-sustaining, in concert with local dive organizations.
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The network's new Dubai studio will work in concert with programming across Abu Dhabi, Singapore and London aiming to broaden its regional footprint.
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He and Ms. Mazzie starred opposite each other on Broadway in "Next to Normal" and they sing in concert venues around the world.
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The documentary "Searching for Sugarman" started Jay's Rodriguez obsession — we listened to him incessantly and shlepped to Newark to see him in concert.
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Odom, Jr. has a new jazz album out and will be promoting it in concert extensively – even hosting a signing and performance Monday night.
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It was euphoric when they played "Three Pistols," a song from Road Apples that I have long adored and had never heard in concert.
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The U55, however, is a simpler design that only works in concert with recent Cortex-M processors like the M55, M33, M7 and M4.
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How do we make sure that both those devices can work in concert to help the user get the most out of their computers?
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Virgo is currently planning a live performance in VR, and you can catch her in concert at III Points Festival in Miami this October.
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It flipped from drama to comedy seamlessly, and all of it worked so well in concert that there's almost no way in replicating it.
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Jesus Christ Superstar Live In Concert is coming to the network on April 1, 2018, which not-so-incidentally happens to be Easter Sunday.
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Professor Einstein is most effective when he's working in concert with the app, which is full of science courses (or cards), quizzes, and games.
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The offer to buy out minorities, made in concert with Springer's main shareholders, is subject to a 20% threshold and runs until Aug. 2.
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She may have gotten the idea from maybe (definitely)-boyfriend rapper A$AP Rocky, who's demonstrated the look on the streets and in concert.
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An artificial organism with internal organs working in concert to create a convincing mimicry of human life is leagues beyond where we are now.
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So lidar has to work in concert with other systems: its cousins radar and sonar (ultrasound, actually) and ordinary visible-light cameras as well.
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He testified that he moved over 40,000 tons of the drug into the U.S. over the years, usually in concert with the Sinaloa cartel.
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Behavioral counseling in concert with recovery medication, often referred to as medication-assisted treatment, is the most effective, yet underused, evidence-based recovery treatment.
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One promising avenue, for example, includes peptide vaccines used in concert with treatments that inhibit the immunosuppressive signaling happening in a tumor's immediate environment.
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But even the attempted congressional cover-up can't fool the public — not even in concert with the silence from right-wing talk radio hosts.
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These are Sony's formats of choice for its hi-res audio devices, and the HX500 is designed to work in concert with those devices.
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In fact, public services have become a lot simpler in the past few years, but many stakeholders, not all acting in concert, are involved.
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But they have greater impact in concert with other lifestyle changes that parents should step up and make -- for the sake of their children.
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They have, in concert with, and maybe partly because of, warming, and more people on earth are now living better lives than in 1850.
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I am not claiming that international law doesn't matter; all things being equal, states would prefer to act in concert with their international obligations.
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Almost exclusively negative portrayals in the popular culture, in concert with coordinated misinformation campaigns by environmental groups, have all but sealed the technology's fate.
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A score of 100 on their scale between two assets would be perfect correlation, implying they move in concert and offer no diversification benefit.
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Democrats were blasting Sessions at the time for the revelations in concert with the investigation in to Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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After all, for the price of the phone, you could have seen Billy Joel live in concert 10 times or cruised through the Caribbean.
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WINDHAM Trio Solisti in Concert, Maria Bachmann, violin, Alexis Pia Gerlach, cello, and Fabio Bidini, piano, perform music of Beethoven, Arensky and Liebermann. Aug.
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While Mueller found that Russia had interfered, he did not recommend prosecution of anyone in the Trump campaign for acting in concert with Russians.
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Raunet's voice, in concert with the relentless throttle of Lévy's rhythms, trapped listeners in an adrenalized hellscape they weren't sure they wanted to exit.
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Even though the added percentage is fixed, a bank's prime rate will rise and fall in concert with changes to the federal funds rate.
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It is the first suspension under baseball's new domestic violence policy, which was written in concert with the players' union and enacted last August.
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But such business agreements are nothing like mandatory workplace arbitration contracts of today that bar employees from acting in concert to enforce their rights.
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This happened in concert with the rise of a 'new class' that was relatively more economically secure and obviously created a more divisive agenda.
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The leadership of the Jewish world always honors the choices made by the Israeli voter and acts in concert with Israel's democratically elected government.
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Ensembles appearing in concert include the Sphinx Virtuosi, devoted to diversifying representation in classical music; Grand Band, a piano sextet; and the Shanghai Quartet.
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Former zarzuela winners such as Ana María Martínez, Angel Blue and Arturo Chacón-Cruz have gone on to tour with Mr. Domingo in concert.
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The Ford's carrier air-traffic control center team assisted the flight-deck certification and had to complete its own certification in concert with it.
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Although these two institutions are seldom studied in concert, it is impossible to grasp the full significance of either one without understanding the other.
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NBC's "Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert," starring John Legend and Sara Bareilles, drew 9.6 million total viewers in prime time on Easter Sunday.
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The group is not associated with the federal judiciary or acting in concert with Chief Justice John Roberts, who presides over the judicial conference.
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Soon, with any luck, journalism and entertainment will act in concert with an energized voting public to bring an end to the Trump nightmare.
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To have created a minimum viable company, a company needs all three of these elements — value propositions, business model and ecosystem — working in concert.
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Leigh's approach to filmmaking, which emphasizes extensive character development in concert with his actors, ensures that Peterloo is anything but a conventional historical drama.
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And I mean food working in concert with the setting, the combined force of which should make me feel relaxed as well as special.
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The plan Democrats announce Wednesday will be their attempt to reboot an infrastructure effort they began last spring in concert with the White House.
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But the upshot of the Israeli strategy, in concert with the United States, appears to be to force the Iranians into the first violations.
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The song, as performed in concert, was short and simple: a mix of piety and patriotism that did not explicitly mention religion or government.
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The mayor's office estimated that 400,000 people took part in the march, which was in concert with other Women's March rallies across the country.
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Downs said that over the past year YouTube's algorithms, in concert with human reviewers, have been able to remove hateful content faster than before.
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But while much of its plotting will be familiar, its use of music, chosen by Mr Tergesen in concert with the producers, is unusual.
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"The notion that HNA and Qatar acted in concert is total rubbish," supervisory board member Alexander Schuetz said in the Spiegel interview published Friday.
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If the post-holiday blues get you down, you could do worse for aural Xanax than seeing the singer-songwriter Kurt Vile in concert.
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In concert, however, Cloud Nothings is so unhinged that it feels as if each riveting performance could go off the rails at any moment.
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To be sure, none of these things on their own, or even in concert, will solve the problem of ever-skyrocketing prescription drug costs.
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Leigh's approach to filmmaking, which emphasizes extensive character development in concert with his actors, ensures that Peterloo is anything but a conventional historical film.
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While some of Toronto-based West Face's demands are similar to Tourbillon's, the two hedge funds are not acting in concert, the sources said.
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Their triumph came when NBC's "Jesus Christ Superstar Live In Concert" won five awards at the Creative Arts Emmys, including best live variety special.
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Go: Our critics' selection of arts events this week includes a PBS program on Victoria and Albert's royal wedding, and Japanese Breakfast in concert.
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Every aspect of the process running in concert with the seamless integration of your talent/application stack within the Institute's own, every layer contributing.
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Leigh's working methods, which emphasize extensive character development in concert with his actors, promise that this will be anything but a conventional historical film.
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On December 6, we met in Chicago for the North American Climate Summit in concert with the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy.
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Gone are the days of scrunchies, an impish thumbs-up delivered in concert with a precocious catchphrase, and matching detective's trenches with twin sister Ashley.
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"The world economy is improving in concert for the first time in over five years based on economic surprise indices," he told CNBC via email.
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Cyrus was big news at the time already, mostly because parents were baffled by the popularity of Hannah Montana onscreen, on their radios, in concert.
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Next up for the research team is to show that this can work at longer distances, and in concert with other sensors for simultaneous transmission.
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India's three state-run oil companies, IOC, Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd and Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd, tend to adjust retail prices of fuel in concert.
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Earlier this month, he became a statue-carrying member of the EGOT club for producing NBC's spring musical extravaganza, Jesus Christ Superstar Live In Concert.
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It's one of those "only Apple" things that Tim Cook often boasts about, because Apple controls the whole stack by designing their products in concert.
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Perhaps global growth fears are best illustrated by the unconventional, massively accommodative economic policies for the first time being employed in concert about the globe.
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The co-opted smart devices then worked in concert to overwhelm Dyn's systems with junk traffic, crippling access to their clients' sites for several hours.
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O) NBC finished with 16 Emmys for shows including "Saturday Night Live" and "Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert," followed by 21st Century Fox's (FOXA.
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They work in concert, and ANOHNI spends the rest of HOPELESSNESS trying to nail the proportions in the same way with varying degrees of success.
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Lazo also said that the CBP actively works in concert with the Department of Defense to assess and address possible future threats to their security.
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The Band's Visit, Carousel, Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert, My Fair Lady and Once on This Island are up for best musical theater album.
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On their own, none of these initiatives can make a dent in the massive skills gap problem; but in concert, they absolutely can, and will.
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It's very possible the DNC hack was the work of non-state hackers acting in concert with the FSB, or on their own volition entirely.
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Additionally, the city undertook the creation of the app in concert with other earthquake preparedness measures, such as the retrofitting of buildings, pipes, and more.
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The meteorologists I spoke with were all quick to point out that the mesonet will work in concert with extant stations, rather than replace them.
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On Wednesday, it said it would conduct "passenger pre-screening interviews" for those traveling on U.S.-bound flights in concert with other checks on electronics.
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Vivendi and Niel have repeatedly said they are not acting in concert, but their exact long-term aims for investing in Telecom Italia remain unclear.
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And it may just be the most powerful demonstration of just how monumental the Oculus Rift — used in concert with its Touch controllers — can be.
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For Daimler, it's a chance to bring together several of its businesses under an autonomous vehicle trial and see if they can work in concert.
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Last year Mr. Henry performed with Mr. Brown in concert at SubCulture and starred in a staging of the composer's musical "Parade" at Lincoln Center.
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Diack is under formal investigation in France on suspicion of corruption and money-laundering linked to concealing positive drug tests, in concert with Russian officials.
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But ultimately, that idea was at odds with the value she puts on improving the healthcare system in concert with physicians and the medical system.
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There are three main ways Jon could learn this information, individually or in concert: from Bran, from someone who was there, or via conflicting memories.
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We'll set the priorities together so that we get the best possible use of the dollars allocated to each of the departments working in concert.
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Earlier this month, the star took his 5-year-old daughter Everly to see his girlfriend in concert at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles.
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In concert with hormones like oxytocin, brain opioids allow relationships to relieve stress—helping parents calm children, lovers soothe each other, and friends offer solace.
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Leigh's working methods, which emphasize extensive character development in concert with his actors, promise that this film will be anything but a conventional historical film.
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Some number of people in the know have decided, perhaps in concert, to drop a bombshell now, one they kept to themselves for many months.
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Leigh's approach to filmmaking, which emphasizes extensive character development in concert with his actors, promises that this will be anything but a conventional historical film.
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Ms. Luke estimated that she has seen Ms. Carey 30 to 40 times in concert and has spent a cumulative $60,000 in tickets and merchandise.
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Most of the time this affinity for order operates in concert with a respect for the rule of law, or at least independent of it.
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The finale is "People Have the Power," a song whose earnest wishfulness can feel awkward in concert settings, where it's a pro forma set-ender.
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Guidelines developed by six civic, environmental and neighborhood groups in concert with the Trump Organization were meant to encourage buildings that evoked Central Park West.
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Mars saw an 82 percent bump in album sales post-performance according to Billboard, and grossed $84 million in concert ticket sales, according to Pollstar.
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Indeed, security officials and U.S. regulators have begun advocating for a combined public-private response to the threat Huawei poses (in concert with European allies).
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This could mean anything from a game exploring the oceans made in concert with the BBC, to an interactive look at the importance of bees.
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It's also aping its corporate talking points by opposing the Better Oversight of Secondary Sales and Accountability in Concert Ticketing (BOSS ACT), sponsored by Rep.
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This is one example of several recently that appear to be private actors working in concert with the state to deprive people of their rights.
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Burke said the decision to repeat "what worked for us last year" was made in concert with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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Oil, which marked its highest start to the trading year since 2014, supported benchmarks with oil majors across the region rising in concert with crude.
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The condition forced him to give up singing, though not the harmonica, which he continued to play, in concert and on record, into his 70s.
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"There is no question that these people were learning from each other, feeding off each other, and in concert in these viewpoints," Mr. Laufer said.
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The film's most tender sequence shows Serge Gainsbourg carefully coaching Birkin through one of his songs, which she then performs in concert at the Bataclan.
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If the thought of never getting a chance to see the music icon in concert has you crying "Hold me closer, tiny dancer," fear not.
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President Rodrigo Duterte and the military blamed the church attack on "suicide bombers" deployed by Abu Sayyaf working in concert with the Islamic State group.
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It is just a matter of citizens and governments acting in concert to create the conditions that will foster the return of our beloved birds.
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In concert with a DPF and some SCR, it can yield a diesel engine that meets official California standards for an "ultra-low emissions" vehicle.
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A campaign by regular government forces, once again working in concert with Arab militias, has moved westward from North Darfur to the strategic Jebel Marra massif.
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To him, serving the lionfish speaks to eating animals and plants in concert with what nature provides rather than forcing nature to provide what we want.
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Now one of the major players, Ford, has announced a new initiative designed to explore how wearables can be better used in concert with your car.
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"We're spinning out containerd to make it accessible across the board, and we are doing it in concert and with input from the ecosystem," he explained.
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Botnets â€" which involve malicious code running simple devices all over the world, letting them work in concert â€" depend on this lax approach to security.
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They were spotted enjoying Beauty and the Beast Live in Concert at the Hollywood Bowl last week before spending the rest of Memorial Day Weekend together.
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Sure, One Direction are cool and all, but if we're being honest, we never really got over our childhood dream of seeing The Beets in concert.
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The indictment went on to name a man named Salomon Bendayan, whom Palazzo alleged controlled shell companies that worked in concert with Lustgarten's supposedly shady businesses.
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The audiences lining up to see his band have been unusually large (Washington plays in concert halls, not small jazz clubs), unusually multiracial and unusually young.
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The military predicts that a major problem will be swarms of drones operating in concert when it wouldn't matter if one or two are taken down.
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Norman's 1990 collaboration with Kathleen Battle, "Spirituals in Concert," reveals how Norman blended the structure of her operatic performance with the improvisational style of the spiritual.
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Since being announced as the lead of NBC's Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert in December, John Legend has immersed himself in the role of Jesus.
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But for those just curious about Queen in concert, there's the standard free seven-day trial period, with the usual caveat to remember to cancel afterward.
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Obama has also taken his case to the people in parliaments, in concert halls and convention centers, in countries ranging from Canada to Israel to Australia.
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HTC has added optical image stabilization, which works in concert with electronic image stabilization in video at up to 4K / 60 fps or 1080p / 240 fps.
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With Incredibles 2, Bird keeps finding new ways for his characters to work in concert, to cooperate and collaborate in order to keep escalating the action.
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Above: the first video in Brackeys' 2D platformer tutorial Best of all, you'll actually understand how these elements all work in concert to create a game.
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According to TMZ, who also called Fyre "The Most Epic Fail In Concert History," the sandwich was indeed served at Fyre, but only to festival staff.
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However, the process has been rough, with few CLAs secured so far and staff striking on multiple occasions over the summer , sometimes in concert across Europe.
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But before you go splurging on a pair of tickets to see Cher in concert, you might want to think a little outside of the box.
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Looking at the precision accuracy of the gloves on the user's hands in the video in concert with the person's virtual hands indicates Zuckerberg wasn't exaggerating.
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State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert said Wednesday that the administration is working in concert with US allies to carry out a "pressure campaign" against North Korea.
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Italy's banking index tested its highest levels in more than a year as Mediobanca, Ubi Banca, and Banco BPM rose 1.8 to 3.5 percent in concert.
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Until the recent chain of events, Kalanick, Camp, and early employee Ryan Graves worked in concert to control the board, although this dynamic has since changed.
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Some analysts have also said the bourse could still rule that Baoneng and China Resources are working in concert, which would trigger a mandatory buyout offer.
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The music industry source tells EW the logistics involved in concert security vary from venue to venue, and bigger stars generally dictate a bigger security presence.
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Sounds like the answer is still a hard no, but hey ... you can catch 'em live in concert these days if you're still crazy over them.
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Of course, BlackBerry QNX's solution is also proprietary in principle, although it's meant to serve as a single platform on which all components work in concert.
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During "deep" or slow-wave sleep (SWS), groups of neurons fire in concert and generate brain-waves with triple rhythms called slow oscillations, spindles, and ripples.
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There is a radical interpretation of Islam being practiced by terror groups in concert with often areligious geopolitical aims and the tactics of a crime syndicate.
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In concert with tax cuts and smart trade, Trump argues that substantial regulatory reduction will jump-start the American economy and lead to meaningful job growth.
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He officially left Fairport Convention in 1984, although in 2007 he was part of a Fairport Convention lineup that reunited to perform "Liege & Lief" in concert.
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After a few false starts, Mr. Pritsker shook his head and said in his thickly accented English, "I hope in concert, we don't have this problem."
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It is not Jaeggy's imagination that is being applied at the typewriter but something more exacting, an attempt to be in concert with some mysterious void.
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As a self-described "inveterate internationalist," Weld believes America is a hegemonic power but is strongest in acting in concert with our economic and strategic partners.
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Clara performed in concert to raise money for what would become the Mark Twain House & Museum, and the concert's tickets and programs are still on display.
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A multinational training mission, in concert with the strengthened forces of the Iraq Central Government and the Peshmerga, integrating local indigenous people, is an important option.
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The Departments of Defense, State, Justice, Homeland Security, Energy and the intelligence agencies, if working in concert, would present a formidable adversary to Russian information warfare.
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Dweezil has gone on a rant claiming Ahmet and Diva -- who now run Frank Zappa's estate -- have flat-out prohibited him from using ZPZ in concert.
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Yet, the real benefits from the corporate rate cut will come over time, as wages rise in concert with productivity boosts arising from increased corporate investment.
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But cracks in this strong economic foundation built by the administration have started to emerge in concert with the aggressive policy agenda of the Federal Reserve.
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Eleven non-OPEC countries, led by the world's largest oil producer, Russia, subsequently pledged to lower their production in concert by a combined 28500,6900 b/d.
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Raúl Labrador (R-Idaho) called it a "new day" for Republicans and said in most cases Congress would work "in concert" with the new president-elect.
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Taken in concert, those factors raise questions about the Kurds' strategy of achieving political independence through energy, which provides nearly of all the regional government's revenue.
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Helping to support oil prices in concert with Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf states has helped the government of President Nicolás Maduro survive in Venezuela.
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To tackle effectively, a defender must take the right angle to the ball, face the ball carrier and use his legs, hips and shoulder in concert.
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When I saw Beyoncé in concert in 2016, I found myself far above the stage, in the extreme nosebleed seats of the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.
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Memorials once approved by Congress must now go through an arduous 24-step process, overseen by an advisory commission in concert with the National Park Service.
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However, increased deforestation in concert with other ecological conditions could cause the Amazon to become a source of CO2 instead of a sink, some environmentalists believe.
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He's represented here by the lucite-encased fragments of a Gibson SG, which he smashed not in concert but for a Annie Leibovitz Rolling Stone photoshoot.
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Essentially, Oscar can bring its technology-enabled healthcare services to small businesses in concert with the large healthcare networks with which businesses are used to working.
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It's like people who buy every piece of merchandise a band releases or pay an exorbitant amount of money to see them in concert, Fish said.
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Pop & Rock If the post-holiday blues get you down, you could do worse for aural Xanax than seeing the singer-songwriter Kurt Vile in concert.
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It's no minor intra-party spat in an election where all wings of the Democratic Party will need to be working in concert to beat Trump.
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The government thus has two levers to propel or retard the economy — it can vary taxes and spending, up or down, in concert or independently.4.
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In concert with the congressional scrutiny, federal investigators are probing Facebook over some of the issues that sparked the damage-control efforts in the first place.
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Whitney Houston's fans will always love her — and now, seven years after her tragic death, they'll have a chance to see her in concert once again.
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A single ironworker on the ground, holding the kicker at the end of a long leash, wrangled it into position, in concert with the crane operator.
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I mean, they're still around — but as part of back-patting nostalgia (in concert or on HBO) or hosting the Grammys or cooking with Martha Stewart.
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The drones can be used in concert with the American-made P-8I Poseidon surveillance aircraft, which are already staged on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
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Even more exciting than the things these two can do individually is the prospect of the pressure they can put on defenses when working in concert.
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For Cisco, that meant optimizing Kubernetes for its data center tools and to allow its users to use its existing services in concert with this new solution.
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The "Twilight in Concert" tour will feature a full orchestra performing the original movie score timed to a screening of the first of the five "Twilight" films.
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With a preserved relationship between muscles in concert with prosthetic innovations, Dr. Matthew Carty explained, patients may enjoy restored limb function in new and more natural ways.
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Miles' arrival comes over a month after Legend's acclaimed turn as Jesus in composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyricist Tim Rice's Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert.
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Britain won a new right for national parliaments, working in concert, to block EU legislative proposals they argue mean an unnecessary centralization of lawmaking on an issue.
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Similarly, progressives should work in concert with the diverse payers of health care to promote moderation of fast-rising health care costs while improving quality of care.
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Some Box rivals — Egnyte comes to mind — handle it differently by offering a mix-and-match of cloud apps that work in concert with on-premise storage.
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It was still unclear to authorities if the attacker had worked alone or in concert with others, or if he was acting on behalf of a group.
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