But at its best, it is in harmony with Lee's.
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The Mother is in harmony with the home, her creation.
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Dr. Kinari Webb is the founder of Health In Harmony.
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How does a rural community live in harmony with nature?
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The challenge will be making them all play in harmony.
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In a real democracy, many opinions can exist in harmony.
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"I was always in harmony with my sister," she said.
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His images are precise, in harmony with the physical world.
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And all of these systems need to work together in harmony.
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Long ago, the six boroughs lived divided, but together in harmony.
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Yes, I believe that the two ideas can exist in harmony.
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Potato Head, join hands while floating through the air in harmony.
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As stereo speakers, the SYMFONISK bookshelf speakers sounded great in harmony.
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It's really a field zone with both forces working in harmony.
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If we all follow them, they help us coexist in harmony.
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And so agreement that rules are in harmony may prove difficult.
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It exemplifies our point that both spaces operate in harmony together.
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These conversations rarely end in harmony and can even lead to divorce.
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Ultimately, Patrick wins—Spongebob's dream of living in harmony with nature fails.
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Complex problems require many solutions working in harmony to enable positive change.
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How I Made It Can capitalism and community work together in harmony?
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I just wanna live in harmony with the locals here, be neighbours.
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"I am ready to work with you in harmony," Mr. Imamoglu said.
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If the family was in harmony, the entire community could be, too.
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I used to kind of chameleon in harmony along with my father.
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"Push Comes to Shove" includes two therapy scenes that work in harmony.
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Instead, get all the must-dos to work in harmony with each other.
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IN HARMONY Dorothea: We've been going to the same restaurant for 10 years.
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In their lunar ambitions, however, Trump and Bezos are very much in harmony.
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Man and groundhog lived together, in harmony, until the groundhog fled in October.
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How can we allow the collective and the individual to live in harmony?
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As Forward Union demonstrates, it is possible to bring them together in harmony.
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The best outcome is achieved when these two institutional objectives work in harmony.
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The people who lived there just wanted to be in harmony with nature.
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A debate where Hillary Clinton's and Donald Trump's voices rose together in harmony.
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Therefore all parties should work in harmony to ensure the country doesn't suffer.
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How can we live in harmony with the rest of life on earth?
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We can live in harmony and express our humanness together, through the arts.
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All of Wakanda is constructed in harmony with the natural features of the land.
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But that thing happened again, where two conversations ran simultaneously, but not in harmony.
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It wakes up the skin and gets the cells to start working in harmony.
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THAT'S WHERE IT ORIGINALLY STARTED AND HOW TO CREATE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC TOGETHER IN HARMONY.
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You're in harmony with today's mood, with the Moon in fellow Air sign Gemini!
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Apple Pay succeeds here by fading away, keeping you in harmony with the present.
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"Teacher and student play piano in harmony, enjoying the simple pleasure of music together."
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But, we all have to live in harmony after Britain leaves the European Union.
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A clean future — one in harmony with our planet and its inhabitants — remains attainable.
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I like to strive for what feels good and in harmony with my spirit.
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With Venus and Jupiter in harmony, this month is full of optimism and fun.
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And it's strongly suggested that all the Smurfs will now live in harmony together.
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Those mountains, though, loom largest, keeping the new Gangwon in harmony with the old.
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Kelly Clarkson and Keith Urban singing "and the Golden Globe goes to" in harmony?
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Muslims, Christians and Jews lived on the island in harmony for hundreds of years.
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They show an innate wisdom of living in harmony and serenity with the environment.
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That's because serotonin exists in harmony with dopamine in the brain, another mood-affecting chemical.
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It will end with the a sad song of ice and fire — finally in harmony.
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Matthew McConaughey is living life by his own rules in Harmony Korine's The Beach Bum.
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The women sing every song in harmony and their sound is "punk vaudeville," Mullally adds.
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The panel's decision was correct and is in harmony with all applicable Supreme Court cases.
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Matthew McConaughey is living up to his relaxed reputation in Harmony Korine's The Beach Bum.
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Evans. Pine. Hemsworth. Pratt. Long ago, the four Chrises (kind of) worked together in harmony.
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It is almost as though they were a single instrument, not four working in harmony.
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That move, one source said, was in harmony with his "drain the swamp" campaign promise.
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The moon in harmony-loving Libra asks that you focus on getting organized today, Taurus.
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The Johnson Amendment is sound public policy and works in harmony with state charities laws.
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This delivers a contextual and synchronized soundtrack played in harmony with the story, Cameron added.
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Beaux-Arts buildings and old bridges live in harmony and illuminate the skyline at night.
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But there's a smarter, more humane way to live in harmony with wolves, he said.
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It requires people with different points of view learning to govern one another in harmony.
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Mr. Son revels in confrontation, a trait that sets him apart in harmony-obsessed Japan.
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An Armenian Apostolic priest begins to perform sacred rituals as ancient prayers reverberate in harmony.
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Developers need to consciously uncheck that box in order for things to work in harmony.
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"In a very contemporary way, he'll do all these shifts in harmony," Mr. Tendler said.
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Dad isn't the kind of guy who would enjoy living in harmony with historic preservationists.
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Hearing these concerns in harmony and rhyme can raise our awareness of these increasing conundrums.
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Nobody takes any bites from each other's pie, and the two tribes live in harmony.
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Have you seen the icy sheen of her bob in Harmony Korine-directed visual "Needed Me"?
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And yes, Alexa can live in harmony with Cortana, the voice assistant built into Windows 10.
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Rather, it may be in harmony with the free-market-based paradigm of neo-classical economics.
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All shapes and sizes can be beautiful as long as you live in harmony with yourself.
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It's a solid package that I've been able to live and work with — mostly in harmony.
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All of these cheeses work in harmony to create a creamy, rich, mac and cheese recipe.
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Clarke, being Clarke, does her best to convince the clans that they can live in harmony.
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The spread of global business and finance demands stronger transnational governance: the two work in harmony.
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The Moon is in harmony loving Air sign Libra today, but you're in an intense mood.
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Matthew St filled with both Dortmund and Liverpool fans in harmony singing YNWA this afternoon. pic.twitter.
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Bonci's pizza is about the flavor of the dough and the other ingredients working in harmony.
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"We're so sick of politics," the pair sang in harmony, "we don't even care who wins."
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It portrays a great chain of elegant distribution that holds responsibility and choice together in harmony.
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During the chorus, he is joined by another voice belting out the same lyrics in harmony.
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Then, once form and content emerge in harmony, can barriers be broken down and conversation begin.
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And so it's not just singing in unison; it's singing in harmony, with everyone's diversity intact.
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While both organizations are aimed at serving American athletes, their pursuits are not always in harmony.
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But, you know, let's bring the world together in harmony to unite around the sport, or whatever.
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"They're not in harmony with Gemini's the faster, the better; the more, the better approach," Stellas says.
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A basketball, soccer and football star all having out in harmony in the name of high fashion?
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Franco iconically played a drug-dealing spoof of Riff Raff in Harmony Korine's Spring Breakers in 2012.
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We're here to tell you how you can build a smart home where everything works in harmony.
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Witchcraft, according to the Council, requires self-improvement and a desire to be in harmony with nature.
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Why the Trump administration needs a chief data officer Government policy and technology usually coexist in harmony.
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"Today's design and engineering software work in harmony, allowing us to design and engineer simultaneously," Garella said.
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But I will not dehumanize those who are not in harmony with my deeply, passionately held beliefs.
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"This is a bill about living together in harmony," she said on Monday during a television interview.
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They were perfectly in harmony as they rocked in their chairs, and I daydreamed and loved them.
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People in coastal areas 100 years ago lived much more in harmony with these volatile, mercurial environments.
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But we have worked hard to create a society where all are valued and live in harmony.
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But it has proved more difficult than he expected to get the machinery to work in harmony.
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" It is a country, he said, "teeming with people of all kinds living in harmony and peace.
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This bright, buttery cell holds a great many yellow objects that seem to vibrate together in harmony.
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But she says it is simply a peaceful village for women and their children to live in harmony.
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Other than dealing with pesky unicorns that make a mess of their trash, the creatures live in harmony.
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It's in harmony, and you can hold it in your hand, take a bite, and stay relatively clean.
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These platforms are comprised of functional modules, which are designed to work in harmony out of the box.
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But CEO Satya Nadella is also thinking about how Cortana can live in harmony with other digital assistants.
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The Andromeda galaxy and M32p existed in harmony until around 2 billion years ago, but then something shifted.
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But experts say there are a few relatively easy fixes that could put the building back in harmony.
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While both sides gathered in harmony Tuesday, "the strike was painful, and it had a cost," Garcetti said.
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I worried this would look too, well, "flarey," but somehow the silhouettes meshed, echoing each other in harmony.
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The Native Americans are the only people who have inhabited this continent in harmony with nature for centuries.
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This ballet where your past, present and future selves work together in harmony is known as meal planning.
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Opinion In British Columbia's Bella Coola Valley, humans are trying to live in harmony with the giant bears.
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You've surely heard hyperbolic claims like if women were running the world, we would all live in harmony.
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There's something rewarding about a household working in harmony, where everybody pitches in and finds ways to help.
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Beyond also conducts more traditional taste tests, allowing people to decide whether the different factors work in harmony.
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"Modern society is losing a way of life that has kept us and animals in harmony," he said.
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On the conference call on Tuesday, Dauman said Redstone and he were "in harmony" about the company's strategy.
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The tour company Collette is offering the 14-day Spectacular South Africa Culture and Nature in Harmony itinerary.
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Even though the darkness isn't ever completely gone, there is a way to live in harmony with it.
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Saturn symbolizes authority, and when it's in harmony with the sun, the atmosphere is responsible, helpful, and honest.
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Just imagine rubble being transformed into a classy home—a home that is in harmony with the environment.
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To you, abundance is a state of being and you feel that most when the world is in harmony.
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Technology would bring us a world of wealth in harmony with the environment, and even bring us new worlds.
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Since the project launched in 2008, "we have (seen) positive outcomes, as the communities live in harmony", said Elijah.
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In addition, there are about 230 vegetarian/vegan options, so meat eaters and veg lovers can dine in harmony.
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Rajneesh preached to his followers about the idea of creating awakened people who live in harmony with their surroundings.
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This stuff didn't seem to be in harmony with the values that I believe my country was founded on.
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In Silicon Valley, the twin tenets of changing the world and making a fortune are no longer in harmony.
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Rather, policymakers need new mechanisms that put the interests of workers and shareholders in harmony, rather than in conflict.
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But it's quite amazing — they do four of my songs in this medley in harmony…[it] blew my mind.
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And there you have it—pescaphiles and pescaphobes all brought together in harmony under the house that Jack built.
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In addition, there are about 12 vegetarian/vegan options, so meat eaters and veg lovers can dine in harmony.
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The entire interior is old-school luxury — think East Coast country club — playing in harmony with new-age technology.
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State of the Unions From the beginning, and despite any differences, John Gibson and Raúl Rodriguez moved in harmony.
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She freely chooses Adario, and everyone rejoices in the restoration of peace and conjugal bliss in harmony with nature.
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It's played in unison first, then in harmony, by Steve Cardenas's guitar, Frank Kimbrough's piano and Jeremy Pelt's trumpet.
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"Modern society is losing a way of life that has kept us and animals in harmony," one rancher said.
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Across these nine tracks, Hill plays the fluegelhorn in smoky, braided, beat-dragging phrases, overdubbed in harmony with himself.
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He still displays his old talent for blitzing, interlocking, mutating melodies, as well as for dramatic shifts in harmony.
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ISIS wants to eliminate the world's "gray zone," the places where Muslims, Christians, Hindus and Jews live in harmony.
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"I am obliged to ensure that the state organs work in harmony and that the constitution is executed," Erdogan said.
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Sitting in a quiet corner contemplating plants growing in harmony with rocks is a respite from the busy outside world.
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It could encourage people to think about living more in harmony with the natural world around us, whatever it is.
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To do this, the creative team looked to two seemingly opposite worlds and worked to bring them together in harmony.
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Mobile SoCs are a combination of many parts, all working in harmony to put an entire computer in your pocket.
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In a video, ISIS mocked Muslims living in harmony with Hindus and urged them to travel to ISIS-held territories.
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"I didn't wanna be this guy / I cried at your show with the teen-agers," the women sing, in harmony.
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United under the banner of "One China," Hong Kong and China are supposed to live in harmony despite their differences.
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The baseline is always that the nominee must be qualified and have a judicial philosophy in harmony with the president's.
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So like work and play and family and friends, the ingredients in a great beer need to be in harmony.
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" The ad comes five days after Trump said: "We must unify as a nation in peace, love and in harmony.
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They make sounds at different frequencies to cast spells, but are at their most powerful when singing in harmony together.
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That's either in harmony with retail investors' legendary ability to pick the top or a canny bet on global reflation.
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Each illustration features animals with opposing traits — a hairy lion and a bald hippo, for instance — living together in harmony.
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"The 12.5 percent royalty rate is closer in harmony with the current market and federal onshore lease sales," he said.
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By 1215 GMT shares in Harmony were up 3.45 percent to 30.28 rand on the back of a robust operational performance.
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In The Fall—Live At The Dead Sea the Israeli alternative rock gods present their musical mastery in harmony with nature.
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Learning to live in harmony with the cycles of the land and the relationships between creatures brings about thriving, lasting growth.
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We see scenes in which man and crater exist in harmony, but elsewhere a crater appears on the verge of eruption.
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If we deeply see the folly of holding on, we can be much more in harmony with the flow of change.
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"The annulment is in the greatest interest of the Jordanian people and is in harmony with the Islamic Sharia," Tahboub said.
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As individuals, they have distinct strengths and weaknesses but function in harmony more often than not whenever they share the floor.
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They perform ancestral warrior dances together, pray together, and in the case of the Olympic champions, sing hymns in harmony together.
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If you want to grow old in harmony with someone, find someone who hits the bottle as often as you do.
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Party leaders announced that the new government would work in harmony with the president to realize central goals for Turkey's future.
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But as frenemies are wont to do, now the two appear to be in harmony in the aid of common ends.
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Almost in harmony with my internal observations, Scott admitted that he does keep an eye on the dangers of sugar dating.
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Does this mean that a new age is upon us, one where all colors live in harmony and are appreciated equally?
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The village of 10,000 people lacks electricity and a working hospital, but Christians and Muslims live side by side in harmony.
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"Modern society is losing a way of life that has kept us and animals in harmony," one rancher told our correspondent.
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It gives us a sensation of well-being and the feeling that we are in communion or in harmony with our environment.
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Humans and monsters living in harmony — that's the vision that comes to life in this live-action reimagining of the Pokémon world.
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"All of the Korean people, North and South, deserve to be able to live together in harmony, prosperity, and peace," Trump said.
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You can get the full expression of botanicals in harmony this way which is, to me, the beauty of a great martini.
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Along with the increased performance specs, the Bluetooth SIG claims it works in harmony while in range of other wireless connection technologies.
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"We were left with islands like whales in the sea, the channels and the bays, everything we needed in harmony," said Bahamonde.
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And how, if at all, can they exist in harmony with the seasonal seafood we're all losing our shit over right now?
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Basically, a good Earthling is one that can live in harmony with the Earth, and I think the chicken passes that test.
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There they lead a simple life together with the indigenous people — in harmony with nature and shaped by art and mutual care.
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Debussy is often stereotyped as an artist of motionless atmospheres, but he was a radical in rhythm as well as in harmony.
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To achieve those goals and live in harmony, it helps to be on the same track, working together toward the same things.
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The Moon Pisces meets the Sun in Cancer at 6:07 AM, meaning that our heads and hearts will be in harmony.
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Embracing advanced genetic engineering is required to maintain a healthy world where people can live in harmony and not destroy the planet.
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Each instrument serves as its own voice, with guitars singing in harmony with each other, electronic elements a new layer of dressing.
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Facebook makes it easy for business owners and community moderators to use their pages in harmony with their own personal Facebook page.
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Everyone will watch the episode together, synced up, and there's a built-in chat interface so you all can LOL in harmony.
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He did well enough on placement tests in harmony and composition to get three years' credit, and he graduated in a year.
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Still just 21, Kyrgios is a frightening proposition for anyone when he is in harmony with his environment instead of fighting it.
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Up to four players move busily around a virtual kitchen's different prep stations — hopefully in harmony — as they work together to prepare meals.
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It will end with a sad song of ice and fire — finally in harmony after millennia of death and war between the two.
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The key to uncovering new patterns of user behavior is being able to effectively extract signal from sounds, language and images in harmony.
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"[W]hite liberals" in the city "were voting in harmony" with black residents, he said, making such a large majority of blacks unnecessary.
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And the new mouse pad is compatible with SteelSeries' PrismSync system so all your gear will be able to light up in harmony.
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Off-white flickers popped in front of me before a blob of faint light appeared, swelling and shrinking in harmony with my breath.
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Yet business and Buddhism have often been in harmony, says Kin Cheung, who researches Asian faiths and economics at Moravian College in Pennsylvania.
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"We want to see development in harmony with nature and encourage young people to stay, which is not the situation now," Otoukon said.
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Do moments like the end of "Resistance to a Harmonious Vision" suggest that these ideas can exist in harmony or that they're irreconcilable?
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The translation is as follows: Hylians pass stories of a destined time long past where multiple races lived and worked together in harmony.
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The blue states are likewise in harmony one with one another, as well, and in opposition to mostly everything in the red states.
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One architecture companies' overview of the place says it's a building "in harmony with its rural surroundings" -- but with a maximum security perimeter.
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Governments — in particular, military and intelligence services — have a way of working together in harmony even when political leaders feud with one another.
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Artists may make attempts at restitution—by telling stories that show Jews and Poles living in harmony, by singing Mickiewicz's words in Ukrainian.
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While in harmony with the music (Bach's Oboe Sonata in G Minor and Concerto in A Minor), her steps don't necessarily match it.
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The world of Detective Pikachu revolves around Ryme City, a massive, planned metropolis where man and Pokémon live side-by-side in harmony.
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"So much is built up around these special holiday meals where we all are supposed to come together in harmony," Ms. Clark said.
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A seventh Grammy came in 1981 for "In Harmony: A Sesame Street Record," a compilation children's album that featured a range of artists.
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Since she and Mr. van Zweden seem to be working in harmony, her return to New York bodes only well for the Philharmonic.
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Minimal in harmony — long patches of worrying a single note in multiple registers — it is maximal in drama, gathering great storms of sound.
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Glantzman's work has a pulsating energy that is in harmony with the way she navigates the world: rapidly, generously, in motion and in conversation.
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A region north of Lyon, with 19,000 hectares of vines and 3,000 winemakers—of organic, conventional and natural wines alike—all living in harmony.
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Bring all of the devices and appliances in your house in harmony with this Logitech remote and app set that is currently 29% off.
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Plus, the iPhone has shown the advantages of designing hardware and software in harmony, requiring smaller batteries and less RAM than comparable Android rivals.
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As he tramps through the snow on his way to school, you have a piercing sense of a young man in harmony with nature.
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They're about getting that last penny of profit from every level of your business, and getting the different pieces humming to together in harmony.
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In the work of digital artist Marcus Conge, however, the AI beings of the future seem to exist in harmony with the natural world.
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They donned rainbow and glitter and cheered in harmony with us, and they Instagrammed their big, gay day without fear of repercussion or judgment.
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Maybe the sudden surge of humanity will be a life-changing experience for everyone in Westeros and they'll finally agree to live in harmony.
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"Cybersecurity is an ecosystem where laws, organizations, skills, cooperation and technical implementation need to be in harmony to be most effective," the survey said.
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The institute cited her work to "establish a democratic society in which the country's ethnic groups could cooperate in harmony," according to its website.
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They built their village from the ruins of the old city while living in harmony with the strange flora and fauna of the island.
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Though teaching was not in his contract at King's, he instructed the first-year students in harmony and counterpoint to lay down the basics.
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But the way Amy's statement rings in harmony with Sister Sarah Joan's suggests they're both voices of wisdom, reflecting something we ought to learn.
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The device seems aimed at becoming something of a hub, a place where your home technology and your entertainment technology live together in harmony.
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"I keep kissing the sweet in your lips/the salt at your hips/'cause you're taking dips in the water," the duo sings in harmony.
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"At the core of all this is a through line of thinking that Schwartz describes as "the need to live in harmony with our principles.
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When everything's running smoothly, the two hormones work in harmony, says Philadelphia-based Marjorie Nolan Cohn, RDN, a spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics.
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And so we are confronted with the second worldview, the one in which man is in harmony with nature and not somehow outside of it.
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The success of the autonomous vehicle revolution relies on complicated systems of sophisticated sensors working in harmony to provide the magic of sight to machines.
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Biosphere 2 reached a vast audience around the world with its essentially optimistic premise—that humans can learn to live in harmony with our biosphere.
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Sousa, whose Ontario Liberals have largely worked in harmony with Morneau's federal Liberals, told Morneau there are "a number of policy levers" available to Ottawa.
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Qutbists, like the IRGC, work in harmony together and build militant groups and militias that are against the international order and, frankly, healthy social norms.
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Reactionaries come in different stripes but share a similar mentality: There was once a golden age, when people knew their place and lived in harmony.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — In today's technology-driven society, something feels anachronistic about people who choose to live in harmony with nature.
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The Nobel committee cited her work to "establish a democratic society in which the country's ethnic groups could cooperate in harmony," according to its website.
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Finally, there's the hypothetical Class V planet—a world in which a technological civilization has found a way to live in harmony with its home planet.
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Your partners will have some very interesting things to say today, and today's Moon in harmony-loving Libra will create an amazing vibe for the conversation.
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In "Harmony Place" (2016), we see the back of a caped and cane-bearing Hannibal Hamlin, Lincoln's first vice-president and a Maine senator and governor.
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Meanwhile, the wooded kingdom is like something out of a post-apocalyptic novel, with a village of autonomous robotic watering cans living in harmony with nature.
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Though the cousins briefly agree to live in harmony, the trailer shows how their relationship becomes more complicated as the men around them scheme for power.
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If your sun signs aren't compatible with your crush's, you might actually be a wonderful astrological fit if your moon, Venus, and Mars are in harmony.
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"It's the first time we white people are coming together with all these First Nations folks to live in a village and in harmony," Misha says.
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In The Blazing World, the novel's heroine finds a place where diversity and inventions work in harmony, which she then applies to save the United Kingdom.
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In a press release the company explained Welch's personal style is "in harmony" with Gucci's eccentric spirit, plus she's longtime friends with Creative Director Alessandro Michele.
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ED is often a symptom of far more serious underlying conditions because [having an erection] requires many systems to work in harmony, including circulation and hormones.
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It's just simple folk music, two instruments, two voices in harmony, but it's honest, pretty, and catchy as hell — the sing-along album of the year.
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A sense of powerlessness simmered into frustration — the bitter realization that principles and pragmatism don't often dwell in harmony when it comes to race in America.
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"We have to work for a Constitution that is in harmony with democratic values," the new chief of state, U Htin Kyaw, said in a speech.
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Those who believe we can live in harmony with the beasts and so redeem ourselves will try to catch the eye of the next animal superstar.
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The photographs read as a swan song for one of the few remaining human cultures living in harmony with nature instead of at war with it.
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Many people pay a premium for homes and offices designed to be in harmony with nature, and reports of bad feng shui can haunt new developments.
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And so I've rounded up some of the messes cats most love to make, to help you, dear cat person, live in harmony with your feline.
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"Whether in public, or inside of a private establishment, all Angelenos deserve the freedom to coexist in harmony," the department said in a tweet on Saturday.
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For decades, the Waiapi have lived in the Brazilian state of Amapa in near-isolation from the non-indigenous world and in harmony with the rainforest.
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An AquaSprouts Fountain is a device that combines a two-gallon planter and a six-gallon aquarium fountain, allowing plants and fish to work in harmony.
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Such violence is less prevalent in Cairo, a freewheeling megacity where sheer size dilutes prejudice and, for the most part, Muslims and Christians live in harmony.
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"We can all live together in harmony," says 20-year old Sam Algumaei, a Virginia Commonwealth University student who lives in the complex with his family.
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Among other things, they ripped out the grassed rough and replaced it with sandy natural areas more in harmony with the terrain on which the course lies.
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In order for a team to succeed, it must have members who can work together in harmony and a leader who can manage, delegate and motivate everyone.
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It's the story of a man who dropped out of society midway through life, but it's also the story of a life lived in harmony with nature.
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Ancelotti is known as one of the game's gentlemen, an excellent motivator who lives in harmony with his club and can rotate his team without anyone complaining.
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Dr. Courtney Howard is an emergency physician and the North American Co-Chair of WONCA's Working Party on the Environment and a Health in Harmony board member.
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There is an undulating dragon that seeps water in Imagination Playground and a harp with strings of pouring water in Harmony Playground, both in Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
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In Harmony Township, Pa., west of Pittsburgh, early voters were rewarded with cinnamon rolls from Oram's bakery, on sale to raise money for the volunteer fire department.
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Gamers, streamers, and shoppers alike can live together in harmony with whole-house coverage up to 2,500 square feet and dual band gigabit speed for fewer disruptions.
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It's my responsibility to them—and any human—to do whatever is in my power to allow others to live their best lives in harmony and peace.
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You make progress in structuring your relationship around your ideals, as the two facets are in harmony with messenger Mercury gently connecting with structural Saturn on Wednesday.
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Even better, this is a place where people of all ages, races and genders live in harmony, with just enough gossip and misunderstanding to keep things interesting.
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And his pleas for people to live in harmony with nature sound sensible (even when you can barely hear the soft-spoken man over the intrusive score).
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Franco could anchor a tentpole action franchise like Planet of the Apes with charm, or exude surly brilliance as a charismatic thug in Harmony Korine's Spring Breakers.
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Both the animating ideas and the corresponding policies were in harmony because Reagan believed in a conservative philosophy and used that philosophy to carry out actionable policy.
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We actually will only have AI that is worthy of the name when it is really designed in harmony with the ways in which we wanna live.
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Maybe sometimes, when the time is right, people will band together in harmony to do what's right, like yanking a cat down from a tall-ass pole.
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It's been compared to "a family of dolphins who live together in harmony and support one another...like a group of cheerleaders who help one another on Instagram".
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Rather, they are motivated by a far more profound goal: The creation of a city where humans live in harmony not only with nature, but also one another.
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That's one to get the kids to quiet down in the backseat— just give them wigs and have them sing some of Dad Billy Ray's songs in harmony.
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In harmony with that blend was a smear of chili-infused honey on the plate, and even the very cheesy cheddar grits upon which the shrimp were placed.
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Beloved animated TV show Arthur may be nearly 22016 years old, but we haven't forgotten how utopian it was: different species of anthropomorphic animals lived together in harmony.
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It's also, without a doubt, one of the few times you're going to see Lawrence (Jay R. Ellis) and Daniel (Y'lan Noel) from Insecure walking together in harmony.
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In 1961, Delza also authored what is possibly the first English language book ever written on the Chinese martial arts: T'ai-Chi Ch'uan: Body and Mind in Harmony.
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All those famous and beloved Full House catchphrases also made a return to TV, and the icing on the cake: the cast sang the theme song in harmony!
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Other carmakers are now largely brand managers, assemblers and systems integrators, ensuring that all the parts they buy from suppliers work in harmony when bolted and welded together.
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Sabraw did not mention the Flores decision, so it is unclear how, or to what extent, he contemplated the court orders between Gee and him working in harmony.
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From ambient heating and cooling to an artisan community influenced by local landscapes, this "urban laboratory" is a prototype for a society that exists in harmony with nature.
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Related: A Holographic Fashion Show of Changing Weather Conditions Watch a Minimalist Ballet Between Colorful Spinning Coins Humanoid Machines Live in Harmony with Nature in These CG Artworks
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The meaning and purpose of art change several times over the course of the film, often in harmony with whatever punishing ideology—nationalism, communism, or capitalism—is ascendant.
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The counterculture was about people's need to express themselves, to fulfill their individual potential, to live in harmony with nature rather than constantly seeking to overcome its nuisances.
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Dealing with these multiple incentives, restrictions, and requirements requires integrated planning, so that all the varying goals and initiatives operating at the local level are working in harmony.
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The effect of this attempt to defy nature, rather than operate in harmony with it, ultimately compounds the damage and the tragic loss of lives wrought by storms.
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"Everyone told us this idea was crazy, that attempting to farm in harmony with nature would be reckless, if not impossible," Mr. Chester says in a voice-over.
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We might someday evolve the correct biological hardware to live in harmony with portable supercomputers that satisfy our every need and connect us to infinite amounts of stimulation.
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As the story progresses and Abbie's condition deteriorates in harmony with his surroundings, we see that the horror-movie music that opens the movie was far from arbitrary.
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But Lalo views the Shiite-dominated Baghdad government as looking out for its own interests and has little confidence that it can build a post-ISIS Iraq in harmony.
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When the piper played off, she signaled to us that everything we'd just experienced — the music, the sculpture, the land, all of it working in harmony — was a dream.
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Reagan inspired with the notion of leading a nation that earned and attracted admiration and emulation; one where people of different backgrounds could live in harmony pursuing shared ideals.
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Over the course of its five minutes, Mering's voice—layered and in harmony with itself—pines for the sort of life that media promises us we can all have.
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If the baby is Jaime's, it presents a hope that someday in the future Cersei and Jaime can live in harmony with their baby off on a remote island.
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While Walt and Roy O. kept their families in harmony, the two families were reportedly never close and drew even further apart after Roy O.'s death in 1971.
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But there are Christians who imagine a diverse rainbow of people living in harmony together, and yes that means that we grapple with hard realities and choices and decisions.
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The city of Zootopia is the ultimate melting pot, a place where lots and lots of different species coexist in harmony, even if they sometimes unfairly judge each other.
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Catherine Bartlett is an education specialist at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, a nonprofit focused on conservation, science and inspiring others to live in harmony with the natural world.
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Interracial marriages are just like any others, with the couples joining for mutual support and looking for ways of making their personal interactions and parenting skills work in harmony.
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We expect those Muslim communities to be integral members of the larger society, to enjoy a rich spiritual life and to live in harmony with people of other faiths.
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Their ability to live their life in harmony with their true selves comes from some clearly discernible habits that any of us can study and incorporate into our repertoire.
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In 2013, Ecuador appointed a state secretary of buen vivir, an understanding of the good life — rooted in indigenous spirituality — that entails living in harmony with the natural environment.
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At a time when segregation was still alive and kicking in America, it was a utopia of equality, where people of different abilities and races worked together in harmony.
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I marveled at the subtle flavors –– the fruity sourness followed the vanilla sweetness, then the deep coffee flavor rose up, and finally, all of them mingled together in harmony.
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Alex da Kid and Cobaine Ivory provide an upbeat backline to a song that is the opposite of her old soul voice — but the two work in harmony nicely.
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For too long, climate advocacy and policy has been inflected by a hope that the energy transformation before us can be achieved cheaply and virtuously — in harmony with nature.
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It challenged those who would have pitted communities against each other to live instead in harmony, in the same country, in the same cities and on the same streets.
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The planets might even be in resonance with each other, meaning their gravity causes them to move in harmony, Wang told the Lunar and Planetary Institute-supported blog, Many Worlds.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's new finance minister said on Wednesday the government's fiscal policy and the central bank's monetary policy need to be in harmony to deal with heightened uncertainties.
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And instead of feeling like an insignificant spec in the grand totality of the universe, struggling to comprehend the meaning of your existence, everything feels connected, purposeful, and in harmony.
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An expensive new self-help movement sweeping the tech world, Applied Rationality, focuses on using careful thinking in harmony with our emotional side to get around some of our foibles.
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It involves working in harmony with nature — not only the changing seasons, but also lunar and astrological influences — to create the very best conditions for healthy, pure, and potent plants.
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Speaking at a daily news briefing in Beijing, Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Xinjiang was stable, its economy developing well, its people living in harmony and enjoying religious freedom.
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"It is a clear sign of hope to French Muslims that they can live in harmony and respect of French values", La Grande Mosquée de Paris said in a statement.
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The first of these is heard at the very start, when the curtain rises to reveal an orderly classroom scene and rows of schoolgirls seated at desks, singing in harmony.
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Eventually, they merged this disputed territory into one small mountain and, sitting on either side of the pile, or the table, began to count, clap, sing and speak in harmony.
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"The fight by our security forces in coordination and in harmony with soldiers, police, village guards and all units against terror will continue with determination," Erdogan said in a statement.
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So far, we've gotten two previews of their upcoming fourth effort in "Harmony Hall" and "2021" and now, it seems like a new music video is on the way too.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Bolsonaro insisted that Brazil would "work in harmony with the world, in sync with the world" to reduce carbon emissions, though he did not mention the accord.
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Sharing questions and interpretations, sometimes in harmony, sometimes in screeching discord (like the time I said, "Poor Tolstoy, he takes himself too seriously," and almost severed our friendship for good).
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Despite occasional efforts to pit wine and weed against each other, many in the wine business exude an air of mellow acceptance that the two substances can coexist in harmony.
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The trip's itinerary was in harmony with the women's political views: both support boycotting, divesting from and sanctioning (BDS) Israel to protest against and change the country's treatment of Palestinians.
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A post-nation Earth, where the primary interests of the populace are spreading peace, expanding universal understanding, and seeking to live their best life in harmony with their fellow man.
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Please give me the opportunity to live at least some of my life in harmony with my inner needs, not shunned as an outcast, but as a human being among men.
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Crossword puzzles epitomize the intersection of logic and perceptiveness, for every letter placement hints at a distinct meaning and success is only accomplished when all the words come together in harmony.
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It is the one genre—perhaps one of the last portals of escape—whose intentions all seem to be working against one another as much as they are working in harmony.
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But it was still our place of unadulterated childhood imagination and community, where the scary and beautiful lived side by side, the achingly sad and unrelentingly hopeful sang in harmony together.
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"Today, the reality is that they are trying to artificially divide the Central African people, who lived together for a very long time in harmony no matter what religion," he said.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's central bank governor said on Monday that changing economic conditions had limited the effectiveness of monetary policy, which needed to be implemented in harmony with government spending.
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That hasty director switch may help to explain some of the awkwardness present throughout the film, but the voice of Pegg and Lin still stand out, although not quite in harmony.
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"We live in harmony," said Rohaina Babar, a 40-year-old Muslim woman who sells clothes from one of Quiapo's many street stalls that offer everything from headscarves to pirated DVDs.
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Puppy are a peephole into what could have happened if metal, grunge, and indie were able to co-exist in harmony, rather than historically mutating in negative reaction to one another.
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With Rogers on the cello and Mayo on the guitar, the rivals sang in harmony a rendition of Eddie Vedder's "Society," a song whose lyrics speak of a less competitive society.
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Reagan, Bush and Baker understood the lessons learned from Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower and Kennedy that democracy must be fiercely defended by alliances of free nations working in harmony for common purpose.
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And not only just in harmony, but in a relationship that can ensure the optimization and realizing the full potential that that relationship can yield in terms of commerce and economy.
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The progress for which the members of the NAACP fight rings in harmony with the Kerner Commission's unapologetic condemnation of white America's failure to make democracy real for all of us.
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The money generated would be returned to forest communities to pay for these protections, to create sustainable livelihoods that are in harmony with their forest homes, and to strengthen cultural traditions.
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Each episode introduces a new scientist, and through each one explores how their area of specialty applies to (and can be studied in harmony with) other areas, like industry and faith.
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At the soup kitchen, he finds a sympathetic (and hostage) audience in the homeless clientele and a counterweight to the cable executive in Harmony (Leslie Mann), who's also doing community service.
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We need to learn to better build in harmony with our environs, to continually improve our defensive position — and we need to use all the tools at our disposal in that endeavor.
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When the group reaches that silly commune, the filmmakers again trip over a promising development: maybe these four people are too neurotic, sarcastic, and disagreeable to live in harmony with peaceful hippies.
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But in the beginning — the very, very beginning — computers inspired utopian visions of a better future, a world in which we were all digitally connected to one another and living in harmony.
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The South China Sea is calm and the region is in harmony, thanks to the efforts of all regional partners who have returned to the correct track of resolving disputes through negotiation.
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"Now that the indices are rowing in harmony like a medal-winning crew team, will they go on to capture the gold or end up fading at the finish?" asked the note.
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But in my mind it was a tall proud city built on rocks stronger than oceans, wind-swept, God blessed, and teeming with people of all kinds living in harmony and peace.
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Camus had opposed Algeria's war for independence from French rule in the 1950s and '60s, and had instead proposed an Algerian federation in which Europeans, Arabs, and other groups lived in harmony.
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The Moon is in harmony-loving Air sign Libra today, and the best way you can find emotional balance today is by reflecting on your health, habits, and also your daily schedule.
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A bit of saffron, some English peas, and a base of tender rice (with that heavenly, crusty socarrat on the bottom) allow chorizo, chicken, clams, mussels, and shrimp to coexist in harmony.
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The central bank's view "signals the importance of these external and internal yield curves, is in harmony with the inflationary and economic activity conditions and this external context," said Diaz de Leon.
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The central bank's view signals the importance of these external and internal yield curves being "in harmony with the inflationary and economic activity conditions and this external context," Diaz de Leon said.
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Speak up (respectfully) about the habits that bother you, and come to the table with suggestions that will allow you and your partner to live in harmony without changing who you are.
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The title, which Deal and Francis repeat in harmony at the chorus, strips humankind of its hubris with a reminder that we're all primates who rely on an ecosystem we've almost destroyed.
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This key distinction, read in harmony with existing law, provides ways to blunt the impact of the decision that gave corporations the right to spend unlimited sums of money on federal elections.
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Your ruling planet Jupiter is in harmony-loving Libra and today it's opposed by the Sun in Aries: Keep your ego in check and some luck around money could come your way.
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In this episode, Vox Borders looks at how the drawing of a maritime border and lack of access to fish caused a conflict between two communities that used to live in harmony.
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"Your nation has always been admired around the earth as the place where millions upon millions of Hindus and Muslims and Sikhs and Jains worship side by side in harmony," Trump said.
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So he had to put it onstage and use a musical language that would allow people to actually listen to each other and realize that they have to sing together in harmony.
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For those who value fair, even treatment under the law and living in harmony with others regardless of differences in race or beliefs, it was a long, bleak trudge of nightmarish proportions.
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In two back-to-back briefings with the Senate and the House this week, Rosenstein reportedly provided assurances that the various investigations could operate in harmony with special counsel Bob Mueller's probe.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's infrastructure projects are environmentally sustainable and several of them can be carried out in harmony with the needs of the Amazon rainforest, Infrastructure Minister Tarcisio Freitas said on Friday.
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We've worked closely with the federal government, the nation's leading Global Positioning System providers and other tech companies to ensure our network operates in harmony with existing and important technologies like GPS.
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The 10-year-old sings "Winter Wonderland" in a sweet, well-pitched voice as the elder Marsalis skates around her, his frosty-toned trumpet in harmony with the clarinet of Camille Thurman.
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Once the comeback started, once the home players showed that they would challenge Bayern's apparent omnipotence, it was like the sporting version of La Scala: the music of fans and players in harmony.
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We dream of a future where all Koreans can live together in harmony, where families are reunited and hopes are reborn, and where the light of peace chases away the darkness of war.
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The inhabitants live mostly in harmony, sharing resources, paying their respects when a beloved elderly matriarch dies and taking it in turns to keep watch over the only road to the outside world.
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"I felt very strongly about writing you today, to give a little extra insight on the disconnected links that were supposed to make my brain and body work together in harmony," he wrote.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey will tighten fiscal policy as it recently did with monetary policy, Finance Minister Naci Agbal said on Thursday, adding that it is important that the two policies are in harmony.
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Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Schriver's remarks "absolutely did not accord with the facts", and that Xinjiang was stable and its people were living in harmony in peace.
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The concept of reserved areas deeply dissatisfied him, for he wanted the whole globe to be a place where man lived in harmony with nature, and no special protections were needed any more.
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We finally got the trailer for The Beach Bum on Wednesday, giving us an in-depth look at Matthew McConaughey as an unhinged, pothead poet in Harmony Korine's first movie since Spring Breakers.
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And by seeking simplicity—paring an idea to its pith until it can operate in harmony with the physical world—Lucier demonstrates a lifelong dream of any stutterer: simply to do the same.
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"It has to be done in harmony with the character and the atmosphere of the town," said Laszlo Papp, former chairman of the planning and zoning commission, who came up with the surcharge.
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Having spent my entire airline career on Boeing airplanes, I've always liked their philosophy of designing the electronics to work in harmony with the pilot rather than protecting the airplane from the pilot.
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Under Mr. Ahmadinejad, particularly in his second term, Iran was governed with a heavy, forceful hand by a faction more in harmony with the security services and in open conflict with civil society.
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With Mars in harmony with Pluto, we'll be acting out of a subliminal awareness of power—whether this means acting out of fear or something more empowering and conscious of the collective system.
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With the 2018-19 season set to begin in five months, the American Olympians have not committed to either league, hoping instead that they can work quickly to get women's hockey in harmony.
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This is going to be a scenario where the client, the edge, and the network are going to work in harmony and in a synchronized manner to deliver a really immersive user experience.
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Milk-gallon dead lifts, shared inchworms, synchronized walking and a little misdirection could be the keys to staying in shape and in harmony with loved ones during the holiday weeks ahead, experts say.
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The 100th anniversary of the peace agreement lends an extraordinary look to this year's commemorative ceremonies around the United States, where wreaths are placed on memorials and bells toll to ring in harmony.
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"The stragegy we're pursuing together with EQT for the sustainable development of the Kuoni Group is convincing and in harmony with the foundation's goals," said Karl Hofstetter, president of the foundation, in a statement.
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A culmination of all of the company's strongest technologies to date, coupled with some fascinating new arrivals, Samsung somehow made the whole thing work in harmony, fit into a beautifully crafted 5.7-inch design.
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Describing the delayed development of Harmony as a "direct consequence of the US-Chinese trade war," Husson added that any delays in Harmony being rolled out could deter retailers from selling the Mate 30.
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Thaw Parka says that he and his group work in harmony with "educated Muslims who live among the indigenous people of Myanmar" and he only opposes Muslim extremists and terrorists that threaten Myanmar's sovereignty.
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And Matthew McConaughey stars in Harmony Korine's comedy "The Beach Bum" (March 29), as a Miami slacker who's also a novelist; it co-stars Snoop Dogg, Isla Fisher, Jonah Hill, and Martin Lawrence. ♦
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As well as starring in Harmony Korine's hedonistic comedy The Beach Bum, McConaughey was recently recruited as a professor of practice in the department of radio, film and television at the University of Texas.
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In America we need public private partnerships that work in harmony to create programs and to innovate solutions that will dramatically increase the literacy rates and to reach the most in need of help.
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Friends and acquaintances on social media were sharing videos of residents clapping, ringing bells, and even singing "Amra Korbo Joy" (the Bengali translation of "We Shall Overcome") in harmony with the chirping of birds.
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The event also happens in harmony with WIRED's November print issue and our 2019 list of 25 people who are using science and tech to make the future we all want to live in.
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Motley figures wrestle and dance on what look like blood-red stages and walkways of ice, their colors and features not exactly clashing, but not quite in harmony, either: They're riots of autonomous details.
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To keep the calendar in harmony with the Martian seasons, Dr. Gangale proposed that even-numbered years have 668 Martian days (except those divisible by 10), and odd-numbered years have 669 Martian days.
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We dream of a future where all Koreans can live together in harmony and where families are reunited and hopes are reborn and where the light of peace chases away the darkness of war.
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Yet the implication quickly transcends the personal: most recently, Murray has used the comma in pairs, like Chinese yin/yang forms that signify both male and female principles and, more generally, opposites working in harmony.
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"Given also the changed governance of the company, TIM confirms its unconditional desire to collaborate with the government to ensure it is fully in harmony with all prescriptions to safeguard national security," the statement added.
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These films and others — at a festival as large as Cannes, it's impossible to keep track of all of them — felt in harmony with the demonstrations and discussions about gender equality on the red carpet.
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"This report is our latest contribution to the debate by showing how a low-carbon, high-renewable energy future can be achieved in the U.K. in harmony with nature – based on the currently available evidence."
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It didn't dampen the enthusiasm of the businessman, who still lives in the old city, a settlement once inhabited by Ottomans and later Italian colonialists, with Muslims, Jews and Christians living for centuries in harmony.
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But under a President Trump it would no longer be "the shining city on the hill" with "people of all kinds living in harmony and peace," as Ronald Reagan stated in his 1989 farewell speech.
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The Addiction and Recovery Act substituting treatment for criminal prosecution is in harmony with the cutting back of drug sentences proposed by the pending and also bi-partisan legislation, the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act.
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Western civilisation has become a space-age utopia in which all nations are in harmony, and the scientific knowledge we've gleaned from the aliens allows us to zip to the moon and back in minutes.
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Mr. Loux suggests experience; Mr. Vinson, naïveté; but they're more in harmony than contrasted, and it's in their interaction with the group that Mr. Morris's gift for geometry as drama touches on the mysteriously sublime.
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Random Acts of Flyness pushes out like a developing thought in some black mind—an interplay between blackity bullshit realities—police brutality, racism, identity—in harmony with the humor we use to flip that shit.
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Though it was briefly banned in the 19th century, it is now celebrated as a leading example of Brazil's "racial democracy "—a country where white, black, mixed race and indigenous people live together in harmony.
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Now, if only the Rockies marketing/apparel departments would catch up so that fans wouldn't have to make their own David Dahl jerseys and shirseys, everyone could ride the Mashed Tater Express in harmony. [MLB]
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This faux bale of hay might be the result if people forget their agrarian roots of working in harmony with nature — and the real kind of haystacks that inspired Claude Monet's luminous Impressionist works vanish.
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In another time, or another context, it would be surprising to see all these admittedly quite similar goatees issuing the same high, squeaking sounds of distress in not just the same tone but in harmony.
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Mr. Macron reassured his visitor that his proposal to create a "true European army" was in harmony with Mr. Trump's repeated insistence that Europe stop relying so much on the United States for its defense.
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Rejecting flashy forms in favor of buildings in harmony with their environment, the architect — poised to become world famous for his stadium for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo — is trying to reinvent his entire trade.
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In 1877, he gave a speech as the president of the Bohemian Club called "The Chinese Question," in which he argued that non-assimilated races couldn't live together in harmony unless one enslaved the other.
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This bezel style is a common motif in MasterGraff watches, the most technically complex of the company's horological creations, but this watch's faceting detail is cut out, in harmony with the transparency of the dial.
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Such museums, as dictated by law, must "demonstrably serve and be in harmony with the public interest," but Hatch expressed concerns that private foundations provide minimal public services while their donors enjoy huge financial breaks.
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Thanks to such policies, Xinjiang, Ningxia and other ethnic-minority areas in China have achieved rapid development in recent years and local people of all ethnic groups are living and working in harmony and enjoying stability.
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"We need to be ready to be very loud and vocal, in harmony together ... to say that this is international law, this is incredibly important, it is binding on all parties," Amy Searight, the then-U.
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On election night Imamoglu addressed Erdogan directly to say he is ready to work "in harmony" with the president to solve Istanbul's problems, which range from concerns over millions of Syrian refugees to a traffic deadlock.
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Market expectations around the PBOC's cash management are more in harmony, given the persistent capital outflows that have seen foreign exchange reserves fall to $3.05 trillion in November from $13 trillion at the end of 2015.
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As an artist, Travieso believes that one of the most important things humans can do is live together in harmony despite different ideologies, and to learn how to communicate using the inherent connection linking us all.
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As they ambled along the route, families stood on their porches or in their yards to sing "Happy birthday" in harmony, or to play the tune on everything from guitars and ukeleles to saxophones and trumpets.
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CHIMALHUACÁN, Mexico — On the flat salt basin that was once the Aztecs' great Lake Texcoco, Mexico is building its "door to the world," an enormous airport the government vows will exist in harmony with the environment.
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Macau's government and "people from all walks of life are well aware that 'if the family lives in harmony, all affairs will prosper,'" he said, referring to Macau's official status and using a familiar Chinese aphorism.
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It eats everything it comes into contact with and turns it into a smoothly operating hive mind of 1980s references all moving in harmony with one another despite their differences in framing, action, desires, and content.
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Mars retrograde is an especially testy time, and this one in social air sign Aquarius means that working in harmony with others is going to be difficult—and you'll feel this hit where it hurts: your wallet.
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"Women being recognized and being given space in this industry is something I feel very strongly about," says the star, who launched Women in Harmony last year for female writers, producers and artists in the music business.
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Still, if I scoff at Connolly's image, partly from the perspective of a single father who has seen his child outgrow the pram, I too have thought that domestic responsibilities could not be in harmony with art.
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"For us in India, to live in harmony with Mother Earth is part of our ancient belief, and, to take from nature only what is most essential is part of our civilizational ethos," Modi said on Wednesday.
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Lawmakers abandoned a clause in the previous Basic Pollution Control Law that required pollution regulations to be in harmony with the economy, out of concern that citizens would see this as favoring the economy over the environment.
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Located on a remote, geologically stunning mesa about an hour outside of Phoenix, the utopian city is a prototype for Soleri's concept of arcology—a school of urban planning in which architecture and ecology work in harmony.
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When the muscles that are responsible for stabilizing your hips, pelvis, and spine are functioning in harmony, you have a reduced risk of experiencing discomfort in your low back and hips (even in your ankles and knees).
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Even though he watched four of his own biracial children by Sally Hemings grow up at Monticello, Jefferson went to his grave believing that blacks and whites could never live together in harmony in the United States.
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In view of the various malpractices of the current lame-duck reform, it requests that the ruling party transform the lame foot into a second leg, namely, that it advance political and economic reforms together in harmony.
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Darwin's visionary study of the evolution of living beings on our planet is a crucial guide to our understanding of why we are here and what we might to do to live in harmony with our environment.
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In a video monitored by the U.S. intelligence group SITE, Islamic State mocked Muslims living in harmony with Hindus who worship cows, trees and the sun, and urged them to travel to IS-held territories in the "Caliphate".
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As the play begins, Yael is 44, a leftist whose nagging sense of Israeli moral culpability butts up against her personal history: What is a broad-brush belief in harmony without the ability to forgive one-on-one?
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But with leaders that have prioritized their position as role models, and all the other factors above working in harmony, Fortnite is not only the most popular game in the world, but perhaps one of the most polite.
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"Nick is sick he needs it quick/ We let him fix up in the car/ Catching up with my old friends/ That's what the holidays are for," Ray sings in harmony with Spencer Radcliffe and Girlpool's Harmony Tividad.
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On the other hand, you also want to be open to the very best that other people have to offer and find ways to amplify it and protect it, and let it be in harmony with everybody else.
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A broad coalition of the PD and the right would have the numbers, but could men and women of the left really work in harmony with someone as hostile to the euro and irregular immigration as Mr Salvini?
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With the moon in Aries all day Sunday, everyone is going to want to get their way, but the moon will also be in harmony with communicative Mercury and expansive Jupiter, allowing us to effectively communicate our needs.
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The government says farmers' water-intensive methods and herders' cattle have brought the once mighty river close to death, but farmers and pastoralists say they have lived in harmony with nature for decades, and are victims of drought.
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Let us all respond to these despicable acts by voting, working, raising our families, practicing our faith, and pursuing the American dream here in our great state without fear or trepidation and in harmony with our fellow citizens.
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The temple has promoted itself as a spiritual center where people and tigers lived in harmony, and it has charged tourists as much as $140 apiece for the chance to bathe, hand-feed and play with the tigers.
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The Expo featured a pavilion that, as the New York Times described it, "emphasized the practical use of modern technology" by showing a vision of a future city whose residents lived in harmony with nature and one another.
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" Lessons on the platform -- run by the People's Daily, the official mouthpiece of the Communist Party -- include "I am Chinese," which introduces children to the country's "56 ethnic groups living in harmony," and "Building a well-off society.
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The film will focus on Marceau's role in the French resistance during World War II.—The Hollywood Reporter Matthew McConaughey to Star in Harmony Korine MovieMatthew McConaughey will star in director Harmony Korine's next movie, entitled The Beach Bum.
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Meghan and Harry visited Macarthur Girls High School to meet stunts involved with the "In League in Harmony Youth Advocate" program, which aims to unite and inspire young people to be advocates for cohesion and inclusion in their communities.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ecological concerns are often thought of as a specifically modern phenomenon; however, humans have been considering ways to work in harmony with nature, and struggling with natural — and man-made — disasters, for millennia.
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They include projects that link human health to healthy forests, such as the Health In Harmony project in Indonesia, or, closer to home, the Hudson River Valley's Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture and its Young Farmers Conference.
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Sulu never had a first name Being that the premise of Star Trek is that the world is in harmony – thus why man is looking to the stars – Roddenberry had this notion of Sulu representing the entirety of Asia.
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If all parties involved are smart about this, they'll use the ongoing negotiations to write such mutually beneficial provisions into baseball's organizing documents, and so open up a future in which player privacy and bigger data are in harmony.
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The man who told us through the TV every day when we were children about our own worth, about feeling our emotions and then learning to control them, about living in harmony with other people — we need that man.
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Children from kindergarten through fifth grade will be invited to help tame it at this free hourlong event, which presents a classical ensemble as a kind of wild prehistoric beast — at least when its parts aren't all in harmony.
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"We believe that the example we set by competing with the world's best while living in harmony in the Olympic Village is a uniquely positive message to send to an increasingly divided world," the IOC wrote in the guidelines.
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Defense officials said the change stipulated that the head covering, which could be worn with an official uniform under a hat or cap, should not cover the face and should be patternless and in harmony with the uniform's color.
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"As North and South Korean players work together in harmony, I believe this can be connected to the unification process in Korea," said Park Sun-hwa, 30, a teacher who had taken the day off to attend the game.
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Hopefully, with the next generation of space-based telescopes we'll start to detect these technosignatures in the atmospheres of distant exoplanets and take inspiration from civilizations that have somehow figured out a way to live in harmony with their planet.
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As is usually the case when you want to use Apple hardware and non-Apple hardware together, switching to a different ecosystem of apps—whether Google, Microsoft, or something else—is the best option for getting everything operating in harmony.
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The Moon in harmony-loving Libra connects with warrior planet Mars, currently retrograde in Aquarius, at 2:56 AM—things aren't moving quickly, but they're moving at the necessary pace to help you plan the best way to achieve your goals.
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Carr and Zukowski published an abstract about their work in 2017, explaining that "most style-specific generative music experiments have explored artists commonly found in harmony textbooks," meaning mostly classical music, and have largely ignored smaller genres like black metal.
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The British pet photographer, who runs a studio in the U.K. called Warren Photographic, is delighting animals lovers worldwide with his "brother from another mother" pics showing matching bunnies, cats, dogs, guinea pigs, hamsters, squirrels and deer posing together in harmony.
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The documentary chronicles a California couple's effort to start a farm in harmony with nature, and though it's got no shortage of cuddly animals and breathtaking vistas, it's most fascinating when it's confronting the challenges of sustainable farming head-on.
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I also was interested in the choice of name for him, because it feels like the Harga exist in a sort of pre-Christian, pagan world, where everything is in harmony and there's no governing force other than the Earth itself.
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City governments have not always been in harmony with Airbnb, which has run afoul of some local regulations that have been built for hotels and in some cases are only now being modified to account for Airbnb's brand of travel accommodation.
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"This is a peaceful island that embraces its Jews and Muslims in harmony, giving a message to the world that we must abandon hatred and hostility," said Tunisian Imam Hassen Chalghoumi, as he shook hands with one of the rabbis.
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"Although its seems there are no serious issues arising as the president and the government are working in harmony, the diseases of the old system can confront us at every step," Mr. Erdogan said in a speech broadcast live on television.
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I THINK THAT THE CHANGES WE ARE MAKING WILL BE IN HARMONY WITH WHAT WE HAVE AGREED AT BASEL AND WILL BE ABOUT MAKING BANK REGULATION MORE EFFICIENT AND MORE EFFECTIVE AND WILL NOT FUNDAMENTALLY CHANGE WHAT WE HAVE DONE.
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So making the architecture of the city and modes of transportation living things in Prism Stalker was a start to conveying this overall utopic feeling, that this society respects all living things and wants to live in harmony with everything else.
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Asian-Americans are normally treated as model minorities, part of a racial narrative that shows that white people are perfectly capable of living in harmony with people of color as long as they work hard and play by the rules.
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Kibaltchiche and Maîtrejean were proud anarchists—rejecting the law of the rich, agitating for revolution, and attempting to live in harmony and generosity with the world around them—but the "illegalists" made it impossible for any anarchists to appear benign.
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Founded on the premise that countries, including former enemies, can and must work in harmony, the European Union, with its elaborate machinery of consensus-driven decision making, instinctively recoils from any public airing of the bloc's anxieties and deep divisions.
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"The commission's board will use its constitutional and legal right to appeal the amendment to the election law because it contains violations and is not in harmony with the constitution," the Independent High Elections Commission's board said in a statement.
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It is about recognizing that in every community that we operate in and serve, there are multiple constituents that all have to be in harmony with your interests, you know, and that is probably the place where I've learned a lot.
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We should be being heralded as one of the last cultures that are living in harmony with the Earth, instead of being vilified by isolated groups of people who are out to make a buck off a cute seal face.
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The Michele message, which never falters, is that the world of luxury is infinitely elastic, that Gucci is a palazzo with room for everybody and that the way to live is together, in harmony, in all of its overstuffed rooms.
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About 50 miles north of New York City sits Manitoga, a lush, wooded estate that was owned by the industrial designer Russell Wright, who died in 1976, and whose minimalist, ecological home illustrates his views on living in harmony with nature.
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"The most important task for China and the U.S. is to sit down together to have a serious dialogue and find a way for two major countries with different social systems to live in harmony and interact in peace," he added.
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About 50 miles north of New York City sits Manitoga, a lush, wooded estate that was owned by the industrial designer Russell Wright, who died in 1976, and whose minimalist, ecological home illustrates his views on living in harmony with nature.
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Not disappointed with life, exactly, but I understand what is important: not the glory, not the money, but to be well with yourself, with your family, to be in good health and good harmony with people, and in harmony with yourself.
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"We have changed the outdated lion hunting culture, as there was a time before the Maasai Olympics when we were killing animals, but now we are protecting them as we coexist in harmony," 22-year-old Moran Joseph Tipape Lekatoo said.
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It really is one of the best examples of form and function working together in harmony, blending a feature that's been on watches for hundreds of years and repurposing it in a way the makes perfect sense in today's more techy landscape.
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"Our first priority includes amending laws which are out of date and not in harmony with the present situation," Tun Tun Hein, a member of the NLD's governing council, told reporters after being appointed chairman of the key lower house bill committee.
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In Latin America, the Quechua people of the Andes draw on the concept, rooted in indigenous spirituality, of sumak kawsay (also known by the Spanish name buen vivir), an understanding of the good life that entails living in harmony with the natural environment.
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Villeneuve, Ford and Gosling were joined by other cast members on Saturday at San Diego's annual Comic-Con as they discussed the sequel and debuted new footage that showed a world where Replicants and humans live alongside each other, but not in harmony.
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Ford also screened a utopian vision of what it sees as the "City of Tomorrow," in which pedestrians and smart cars straight out of science fiction mingled in harmony in an urban environment that was more Hanging Gardens of Babylon than Blade Runner.
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Among the couple's earliest influences were guitarists Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin (Amadou's obsessions) and Sheila, a French songstress who was played frequently on Malian radio in the 1960s and 70s (the young Mariam used to sing along in harmony at home).
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He has acknowledged he didn't vote for President Trump in 2016, but explained in an October The Salt Lake Tribune op-ed that he will support "moving an agenda forward that is in harmony with the needs and values" of the district.
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Yet after 50 years of brutal and repressive military occupation, almost a quarter of the Palestinian population suffers from food insecurity and the once vibrant collective knowledge of how to live in harmony with the land is in danger of being lost.
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She was "very interested in living in harmony with nature and seeing the female body as interconnected with place and with trees and with all of the elements," said Ann M. Wolfe, the museum's senior curator and deputy director, who organized the exhibition.
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An earthy color palette in guest rooms and the decorative use of vintage garden tools and nature-inspired engravings in common areas, on loan from the Domaine's conservatory, create a design scheme that is at once contemporary and in harmony with its surroundings.
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"I'm not going to say what we actually agreed upon, but we agreed on a set of values that were in harmony with the things that we care about," said Mr. Lynch, who mentioned an infrastructure package and pension changes as common priorities.
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But two and a half hours away, in a farmhouse beneath a wind turbine, with the odor of a hog farm wafting across a rural road, field organizers for three of the combatants have found a way to coexist in harmony as housemates.
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You'd be amazed how the body perceives musical detail when standing up: The difference between unison voices and voices in harmony, the length of line, subtle dynamic shifts — all hit you directly in the gut rather than in the sometimes detached concert muscle.
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The conflicts in Syria and Nigeria, in their breadth of difference, reveal the common factors that make conflict-driven humanitarian crises so hard to solve: simultaneous breakdowns in governing and in the social contract by which a population agrees to exist in harmony.
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After their beach trip, the pair headed to Macarthur Girls High School, where they met with students involved with the "In League in Harmony Youth Advocate" program, which aims to unite and inspire young people to be advocates for cohesion and inclusion in their communities.
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Titled Once Upon a Time in Kazimierz, the show consists of the artist's signature process used to portray the life of a fictitious Jewish family in 1930's Kazimierz, a neighborhood of Kraków where Christian and Jewish people once lived in harmony, before Nazi expulsion.
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That ruling and subsequent ones extending it "were policy-driven decisions masquerading as constitutional law," Thomas wrote, expressing views in harmony with President Donald Trump, who often attacks the media and has advocated making it easier to sue news organizations and publishers for defamation.
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The whole thing has been a delicious back-and-forth dance of seduction, and it ends in harmony — no more obstacles, no more excuses, just the two of them deciding to have great, consensual sex, like they both knew they wanted to all along.
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We are building a wonderful, special thing — whose purpose is to gently, and in harmony with you (your physiology, your being), produce a Digital Lightfield — a living river of light sculpture, which can transmit to you the feelings of magic and experience and presence.
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But what's different about Trick is that, musically, its aesthetic is darker than that of his previous work, sitting in harmony between those landmark debut and sophomore records, his third effort Carry on the Grudge, and that dark, sticky, city in the summer narrative.
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A three-month exhibit on Syrian refugees and their stories that opened last Saturday at the Brooklyn Museum will not use any funding from the Saudi government "in light of recent events and in harmony with the international community's concerns," the museum told the Times.
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They would rather rhapsodize about a sunny legislative future in which the two parties work in harmony, negating the need for all those troublesome Senate cloture votes to try to break filibusters (a tactic that they, in fact, employed very effectively to stymie President Obama).
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Which is how I found myself in Italy (with my husband and two children) seeking out wineries like Colombaia: ones that are more farm than factory, exist in harmony with the land around them, and make some of the most interesting wine in the country.
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As the historian Peter Novick showed in his definitive book That Noble Dream (1988), the rise of the Dunning School went hand in hand with the popularity of scientific racism and a desire in the North to live in harmony with the Jim Crow South.
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The string and the soul tightening in harmony, mushing into literal and metaphorical cheeks and noses, fighting against only nerves and the gentle sway of the breeze, signified only by the subtle swaying of short sleeves—that's just high-quality prime-rib sportsmeat, there!
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I always use a lot of caution in the large structure of the artwork itself, but I try to be as free as possible in the details I draw within that, so that the overall scenes do not feel overly in harmony with each other.
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Yet the people who breathe it are a convincing crowd, not because they dwell in harmony (there's not a murmur of civic togetherness) but precisely because of the practiced mistrust with which they scrape against one another, angling for advantage and probing for weak spots.
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BRANTLEY For me, it was the only musical that created and sustained an alternative reality that I love to visit when I'm feeling blue: The World of Musical Comedy (!!), in which characters seamlessly express themselves in song and dance, and find catharsis in harmony.
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Although Moore strains to avoid partisan appeals, his political views are generally conservative, which is to say, generally in harmony with those of the mainly white and thoroughly evangelical worshippers whom he serves—and who, through donations to their local churches, pay his salary.
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The verses mostly cling to one note over a nervous drum-machine pulse, but eventually a pealing chorus arrives, though it's still more ambivalent than its melody suggests: "All along we're gonna feel some numbness/Oxymoron of our lives," a multiplied Feist sings in harmony.
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"Nothing represents the California Dream better than surfing — riding the waves and living in harmony with the beautiful beaches and ocean of our Golden State," Al Muratsuchi, an Assembly member and self-described avid surfer who represents Torrance, said in a statement introducing the bill.
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They have lost much of the old fatalism under which people accepted their lot, and they now have a vision of their own of a more moral, less brutal society, where relationships matter and people know how to live in harmony, even if they are poor.
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"The key to pulling off the trend is to make sure the pop of color you choose is in harmony with the rest of your makeup — particularly blush and lip color," says Tasha Reiko-Brown, a celebrity makeup artist who works with Yara Shahidi and Jill Scott.
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Others lived within the "illusion" that they were acting "in harmony with the human order and the order of the universe"—and yet, as Havel observed, daily "acts of acquiescence" led to "spiritual suffocation," in a society "permeated with hypocrisy and lies" ("The Power of the Powerless").
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"We are building a wonderful, special thing — whose purpose is to gently, and in harmony with you (your physiology, your being), produce a Digital Lightfield™ — a living river of light sculpture, which can transmit to you the feelings of magic and experience and presence," Abovitz said.
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"Calibrating consent requirements to the sensitivity of the information aligns with consumer expectations and is in harmony with other key privacy frameworks and principles — including those outlined by the [Federal Trade Commission] and the Administration's Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights," Wheeler said in a blog post.
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They're authentically dramatic, built on the swells of brass and strings and percussion, which might suddenly disappear behind some new peak of melody or meaning sung by Ms. Mvula — surrounded in harmony by her own voice, multi-tracked to the vanishing point and enlarged with cathedral echo.
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I haven't shunned the hard facts in these fictions of why and how and when tumescent men do what they do, even when these have not been in harmony with the portrayal that a masculine public-relations campaign — if there were such a thing — might prefer.
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On Tuesday, Russia notched three goals in the first 16 minutes of the second half, with an own goal starting the flurry that crushed the Pharoahs' spirit and likely made millions of Egyptians wonder whether the World Cup and their national team will ever get in harmony.
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MIDNITE DISTURBERS Bruising but precise, Midnite Disturbers is an alliance of musicians from many brass bands, doubling up to play songs they all know — and where a typical brass band has one sousaphone huffing the bass line, the Midnite Disturbers had a pair, huffing in harmony.
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Though Cunningham was not the only choreographer and dance teacher to visit this home of avant-garde experimentalism, he was he was already noted as a great dancer, admired by and in harmony with several of the most advanced artists in music and art of the day.
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"Calibrating consent requirements to the sensitivity of the information aligns with consumer expectations and is in harmony with other key privacy frameworks and principles -- including those outlined by the [Federal Trade Commission] and the Administration's Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights," Wheeler said in a blog post.
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In this episode of State of Grace, host Grace Baldridge (a Christian who accepts evolution as fact) asks experts and those around her about the tenets of faith and science, the tension between the two, and whether or not they can — despite popular belief — live in harmony.
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DES MOINES — One by one, Democratic presidential candidates on Saturday emphasized the urgent need to confront gun violence in America, speaking largely in harmony on an issue that has been thrust to the forefront after last weekend's mass shootings in El Paso and in Dayton, Ohio.
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DES MOINES — One by one, Democratic presidential candidates on Saturday emphasized the urgent need to confront gun violence in America, speaking largely in harmony on an issue that has been thrust to the forefront after last weekend's mass shootings in El Paso and in Dayton, Ohio.
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Mapping the sun's poles could allow scientists for the first time to observe the concentrated source of solar wind — a stream of plasma and charged particles that beam outward and sustains the solar system's protective outer bubble that breathes in and out in harmony with the solar wind.
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Mapping the sun's poles could allow scientists for the first time to observe the concentrated source of solar wind — a stream of plasma and charged particles that beam outward and sustains the solar system's protective outer bubble that breathes in and out in harmony with the solar wind.
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" Referring to the changes, the faith's leader, President Russell Nelson, said in a statement Thursday that "the Lord has impressed upon my mind the importance of the name He has revealed for His Church," adding that "we have work before us to bring ourselves in harmony with His will.
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This is less about putting aside those differences than acknowledging them while still believing in harmony, becoming aware that people of non-normative sexualities and gender identities can be of deep faith, and that there are people of deep faith who are welcoming to those who are non-normative.
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"I work a lot with sustainable materials and the art I have created using recycled floppy disks, of my face alongside that of a tiger, is a symbol that modern man, nature, and tiger can live in harmony," he says of his creation for the 3,890 Tigers campaign.
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So go the adventures of a fish guy (they tend to be guys), formally known as an aquarium service technician — a cross between a plumber, a veterinarian and the undersea god of an artificial world cobbled together from beautiful things that were not meant to live in harmony.
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Although the company's infrastructure investments make plenty of business sense—its stock, which is traded on the Nasdaq exchange, reached an all-time high at the start of this year—it is not incidental that the vision underlying them is completely in harmony with that of the government.
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Cadillacs and Dinosaurs (Arcade, 1993) No, that's not Eddie Izzard, silly, that's Vice Terhune, a member of the Terhune family of poachers who plagued the heroes of a short-lived and extremely corny Saturday morning cartoon about convertible-driving future people trying to live in harmony with dinosaurs.
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I would leave the car to try to sing in harmony with girls too rich to look me in the eye, and then, blessedly, I would return to laugh and talk with my sisters while my mother drove, only murmuring a disapproving "Girls … " when our laughter got too loud.
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"A general piece of advice, not only for patients with diabetes but for everyone, is to try to live our lives in harmony with our circadian clock as much as possible," said Andrew Coogan, senior author of the study and a researcher at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth.
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Shortly after Republicans were in harmony, saying they need more information about the Trump call with the Ukrainian president and the whistleblower to say whether it's troubling that Trump reportedly pressured President Volodymyr Zelensky to dig into Biden and his son, Hunter, in order to receive U.S. aid.
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Jupiter is the planet of luck and expansion, and while it's in harmony-loving Libra, it encourages all of us to be kinder to each other; in your case, specifically, it's shining a strong spotlight on your relationships (both romantic and nonromantic) and encouraging you to partner with others.
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According to Project CBD, for instance, CBD derived from industrial hemp, as opposed to whole plant cannabis, may lack critical terpenes (aromatic molecules) that work in harmony with the cannabinoids, while containing a great number of contaminants since hemp is a "bio-accumulator" that drains toxins from soil.
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In order to build a home that's going to have a series of devices that work in harmony — especially for the aging population, where that's going to be increasingly important, Angle said — it's going to have a series of devices that understand both the digital and physical aspects of the home.
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Karnavian said the unsuccessful attack showed the phenomenon of a "lone wolf" radicalized over the internet was spreading in the world's largest Muslim-majority nation, projecting the violence of the Middle Eastern militant group Islamic State (IS) as far afield as Indonesia, where Muslims and Christians have mostly lived in harmony.
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"We realize there are more and more travelers out there who can't afford luxury but are looking for experiences that are in harmony with the environment in which they exist and those travelers shouldn't be deprived of good design," said Erik Warner, co-founder of Filament Hospitality, which owns the Anvil.
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This past summer, the star and Aikido master, who was already tight with Chechen dictator Ramzan Kadyrov thanks to a 2013 playdate, went on an extensive tour to befriend even more post-Soviet leaders in an effort "to bring all people together, to live in harmony," as The Guardian reported.
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But the trouble with it is that I think there actually is a need to be in communities and to have solidarity and to have a sense of who you are based on how other people see you, and I if that is not in harmony, it can be very isolating.
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All Europeans can do is be vigilant and humble before these forces, dip their oars into the waves of history when possible, hold tight to their humanity and be grateful that their continent's past and present are now broadly in harmony, the former educating and civilising the latter, for now at least.
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"We realize there are more and more travelers out there who can't afford luxury but are looking for experiences that are in harmony with the environment in which they exist and those travelers shouldn't be deprived of good design," said Erik Warner, the lead partner at Filament Hospitality, which owns the Anvil.
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Individual geniuses routinely do things that no one has ever seen before, but also the game is both faster and more liquid than at any point in recent memory; on the league's best teams, the resident superstars do their work in stream, in harmony, and in context, and seem happy to do it.
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Gal Gadot taking shots at Daniel Day-Lewis… Practically every Chris in Hollywood uniting in harmony… Pennywise the clown in braces… Michael Fassbender lamenting The Snowman's poor critical reception… An emotional interlude by Vin Diesel, in character as Dominic Toretto… Tragically, we will never see this masterpiece brought to life on stage.
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A place where high-tech jobs and affordable housing live in harmony, streets are built for people, not just cars, all the buildings are sustainable and efficient, public spaces are dotted with internet-connected sensors and an outdoor comfort system with giant "raincoats" designed to keep residents warm and dry even in winter.
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Born Amy Marcy Cheney and raised in an upper-class Boston family, by the time she was 2, Beach was singing in harmony with her mother as she was rocked to sleep; by 4, she had written her first waltzes; and by 7, she was playing Beethoven sonatas along with her own compositions.
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I won't give away the film's genuine drama by revealing too many details, but it's not a spoiler to point out that there's a reason industrial farms typically use enormous amounts of chemicals: Attempting to farm in harmony with nature means that nature will sometimes get the upper hand, at least at first.
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