Leonardo's "Virgin" meets virtual reality — simpleminded in the extreme.
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William S. Burroughs' entire catalogue is Boschian in the extreme.
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In the extreme, but what is functional politics nowadays, anyway?
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Empathetic in the extreme, she was the underdog's biggest advocate.
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Accordingly, the president must take remedial action in the extreme.
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In the Extreme Series, my decision to use catamarans was right.
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For all its local charms, Switzerland is worldly in the extreme.
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In the extreme, the U.S. could default on its debt obligations.
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This kind of 9/11 amnesia is naive in the extreme.
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I'm probably in the extreme minority when it comes to identity politics.
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For vertebrates to have four eyes, however, is unusual in the extreme.
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There's implied incest, bullying in the extreme, and children are violently attacked.
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All in all, I found the whole thing bland in the extreme.
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The court's grounds for Mr Sharif's dismissal were narrow in the extreme.
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It's a tin-eared argument in the extreme, and a dangerous one.
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For 'Tommy' to call me a paedophile is defamatory in the extreme.
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And unlike any earlier styles, these beers require freshness in the extreme.
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For another, they are both tireless artistic explorers, catholic in the extreme.
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But an outright cancellation of the election is unlikely in the extreme.
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Let the record show that these claims are misleading in the extreme.
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It bears repeating that going it alone would be unwise in the extreme.
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Simple in the extreme, this album ponders home and family with painstaking austerity.
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In the extreme case, bank management may just refuse to file for bankruptcy.
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Heat in the extreme is known to cause a decline in semen production.
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But even here, in the extreme cases, the question is not so easy.
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The state took extra measures to keep people safe in the extreme cold.
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As for those books, Dery is observant, appreciative and thorough in the extreme.
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Most wage growth since 2009 has been concentrated in the extreme lows and highs.
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The company's failure to improve employees' housing is baffling and irresponsible in the extreme.
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According to the Daily Telegraph, three courtside cameras shut down in the extreme heat.
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In the end, after weeks of delay, the report was mild in the extreme.
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In 2016, nearly 50 percent of the surveyed reefs were in the extreme category.
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By the standards of traditional market research, HappyOrNot's analysis was simplistic in the extreme.
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The bag kept my beers and lunch cold even in the extreme summer heat.
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In the extreme, hyperinflation created by central bank money printing sweeps all before it.
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"The repetitive practice of anything in the extreme leads to dissatisfaction," Mr. Lundy said.
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What happens with cohesion is agreement in the extreme where nobody doubts anybody else.
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For more and more Americans, the other side isn't merely misguided in the extreme.
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Six weeks later, Cyclone Kenneth battered coastal provinces in the extreme, pro-Frelimo north.
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Otherwise, no one would have known how many birds died in the extreme cold.
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Fingers crossed, all of the probe's equipment will continue working in the extreme Jovian environment.
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Never met her, which was disturbing to me in the extreme, but that's another story.
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Chevy Bolt is another all-electric car put to its limits in the extreme cold.
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You live for a month in the extreme elements without remotely adequate gear or rations.
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Apple confidently says the future of TV is apps, which is stupid in the extreme.
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If, however, you notice these in the extreme, that's a concern -- no matter the reason.
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But this holier-than-thou ballyhoo is but a diversionary tactic, insidious in the extreme.
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As they soon discover, the Chancellor's plans for the animals are sinister in the extreme.
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Depressing in the extreme, "Creative Control" surfs its subject as if unaware of the possibilities.
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It is obvious that responding with such po-faced opprobrium is humorless in the extreme.
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President Trump has, in the extreme, railed against the news media and other political enemies.
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In the extreme, some have waited up to 25 years to get a green card.
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Senator Mitt Romney of Utah (pictured) called them "deeply troubling" and "troubling in the extreme".
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Of course, Gates's talent and effort played important roles in the extreme success of Microsoft.
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His private life was un-pretty in the extreme: wronged lovers, umpteen children, reckless gambling.
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Profanity prone in the extreme, LaBorde was known for her tinderbox temper and hostile disposition.
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The anti-business rhetoric of the left during the debate is dispiriting in the extreme.
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Since then one thing has always been undeniably clear: the game is antisocial in the extreme.
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She admitted she told "some white lies" on the campaign trail, an understatement in the extreme.
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Because flood standards totally aren't going to be important in the extreme weather-prone years ahead.
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A win for the Zubik plaintiffs, in Mr Laycock's eyes, would be "Pyrrhic in the extreme".
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It's impossible to know who wrote what, but the whole thing is Pattersonian in the extreme.
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Scores more were hospitalized after being left in the extreme heat without water or air-conditioning.
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Mitt Romney — called the affair "troubling in the extreme" on Twitter, and wrote, "Critical for the facts to come out:" If the President asked or pressured Ukraine's president to investigate his political rival, either directly or through his personal attorney, it would be troubling in the extreme.
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As Richie zipped us around the island, I took in the extreme beauty and landscape of Aruba.
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You want it to be a planned moment of louche luxury: actual decadence, sexy in the extreme.
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But the science is sketchy, and harvesting the blood of the young is ghoulish in the extreme.
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But she found the expressed wishes of the main movement writers to be childish in the extreme.
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"I know I'm in the extreme minority, but I just can't wear anything like this," she said.
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When Kaling's career took off, she was even more in the extreme minority than she is now.
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That could risk, Rosen notes, a negative response like—in the extreme—digital trolling or physical stalking.
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His reply to their effort is pithy in the extreme — and definitely not suitable for small children.
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The people we meet in both places are poor, white, undereducated, violent, and evangelical in the extreme.
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In short, it would be unwarranted in the extreme to limit access to naloxone in any way.
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I find it tedious in the extreme, but I'm not sure I'd like not working that much either.
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Townville is in the extreme western part of the state, southwest of Greenville and near the Georgia line.
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In addition, McCullough was mistakenly identified in a photo lineup that "was suggestive in the extreme," Schmack said.
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Pound had no sympathy for the 28-year-old though, saying she had been careless in the extreme.
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I did one in the A5 and, just like the other stalls, it was anticlimactic in the extreme.
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"Unilaterally withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement is short-sighted in the extreme," Schneider said in a statement.
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China's slowing economy has been a prime factor in the extreme market volatility of the past several months.
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"Australia's policy of exiling asylum seekers who arrive by boat is cruel in the extreme," Ms. Neistat said.
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The effect is cartoonish in the extreme, an opera of gouting gore and multilingual vulgarities (mercifully not subtitled).
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That includes during a national emergency or even in the extreme situation in which Trump proclaims martial law.
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It would be pedantic in the extreme to fault this movie for its inaccurate rendering of the past.
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Finding new weapons is crucial, experts agree, but making a malaria vaccine has proved challenging in the extreme.
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"Black Mirror," the science fiction television show, showed us what such a world looks like in the extreme.
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Mishra sees a unique opportunity for Symphony in the extreme and unpredictable heat waves brought on by climate change.
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Back in those heady times, there was no band more enigmatic in the extreme music scene than England's Akercocke.
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After recovering there, the species flies non-stop again to its breeding grounds in the extreme north of Russia.
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But Dargis also praised Smith's "warm expressiveness" and called both his and his son's performances "likable in the extreme."
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Even in the extreme conditions Sunday night, there were some Lowe and Gavitte encountered who refused to be rescued.
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In our current hyper-connected age, there are very few heretofore uncharted spaces left in the extreme metal atlas.
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What you see when you look at the Steve Jobs Theater from the outside is simplicity in the extreme.
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In several emails from Leeds to Powell, Leeds says that Clinton hates and envies the president in the extreme.
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And in the answer, he was basically testing for can you deal with a confrontational culture in the extreme?
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In the extreme, this option is unworkable, because the president has to be able to respond to immediate threats.
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My patient wife had some idea of what I was up to and found it distasteful in the extreme.
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Running in the extreme heat of summer is a challenge, especially if you want to push yourself for distance.
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The culprit was Marine Serre: a surprisingly elfin radical, 5 feet and change tall, soft-spoken in the extreme.
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Supporting Iraq in its foolhardy war with Iran in the 1980s proved to be strategically shortsighted in the extreme.
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As an employee and confidant, Cohen exhibited the main trait Trump always said he valued: loyalty in the extreme.
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But recently, more physicists have warmed to the possibility of superfluid phases forming naturally in the extreme conditions of space.
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Penitents engage in the extreme acts to ask for luck or divine intervention, or in gratitude for previously "miraculous" help.
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If we just stayed in the extreme—the purest extreme bubble—there would have been no future for the band.
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Aslan took part in the extreme rituals, having the ashes smeared on his face and eating the human brain tissue.
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Dendritic Arbor might be one of the most prolific groups in the extreme underground in the United States right now.
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Mr Santos, who fixes his own political position in "the extreme centre", headed ministries in both Conservative and Liberal governments.
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Although Mr. Trump poses this threat most brazenly and in the extreme, it is by no means confined to him.
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In the extreme circumstances of a pandemic, it's good for everyone that people aren't moving around and spreading the virus.
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The second story, "Inventory," chronicles one woman's sexual encounters, while an apocalypse unfolds in the extreme background of her tales.
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"The goal is to reduce potential impacts on people and the environment in the extreme case of a breach," Vale said.
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In the extreme, a person who is possessed by such a force lacks self-control as a result of that possession.
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To take the entirely anachronistic device of the TV channel, and replicate it as an app, is stupid in the extreme.
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She believes that the huge gap between the working poor and the people they work for is unjust in the extreme.
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The letter from her lawyer sent to the press for no legitimate reason – is outrageous, defamatory and misleading in the extreme.
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Warcraft occasionally reveals an egalitarian spirit when a woman warrior or two pops up in the extreme background, but c'mon, Warcraft.
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The letter from her lawyer -sent to the press for no legitimate reason – is outrageous, defamatory and misleading in the extreme.
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The letter from her lawyer — sent to the press for no legitimate reason — is outrageous, defamatory and misleading in the extreme.
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TV shows about TV have an iffy track record to begin with, but the overlap here is meta in the extreme.
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Part of Mr. Bolsonaro's appeal lay in the extreme solutions he proposed to assuage the population's anger and fear of violence.
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The Fridays adopted the siblings, whom Devonda called "The Fab Five," in April of 2011, she said in the Extreme Makeover interview.
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This time Washington was slapped by (its) own master, who has complicated the urgent tasks for the incoming team in the extreme.
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One of the operative parts of the term is "video," and this isn't an accident: They are visually oriented in the extreme.
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Related: Group Show PHREEEK MAGNET Celebrates Eccentricity in the Extreme Trip On Church with Photo Series 'Acid Mass' The Trump Art Dump
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One of the operative parts of the term is "video," and this isn't an accident: They are visually oriented in the extreme.
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"I think it would hypocritical in the extreme for justices, who claim to be textualists, to rule against Aimee Stephens," said Tobin.
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Then, identify the lowest executive in the corporate hierarchy that both leads report into (in the extreme case, this is the CEO).
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It is counterproductive in the extreme to leave people who could give us competitive advantage in India or China or anywhere else.
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Mitt Romney of Utah, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, declared it "troubling in the extreme" if Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate Biden.
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Cerro Colorado, in the extreme north of Chile's copper belt, in the Tarapacá region, yielded 65,000 tonnes of copper in fiscal 2017.
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Bigger changes could involve the purchase of new types of assets, like bank bonds, non performing loans or in the extreme case, stocks.
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That story you guys are writing about the 24-year-old who's running the Office of Drug Policy is disturbing in the extreme.
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Activists in Hong Kong would be naïve in the extreme to believe that moves towards unilateral independence would ever be permitted by Beijing.
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Another similarity I've noticed between Trump and some of the comedians I know is that he appears to be narcissistic in the extreme.
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Unfade's interface is minimalist in the extreme, but is perfect for quick scanning jobs where speed and convenience is more important than quality.
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Bigger changes could involve the purchase of new types of assets, like bank bonds, non performing loans or, in the extreme case, stocks.
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" He said Trump's foreign policy, which Romney, if nominated, would be carrying out as his secretary of state, "was recklessness in the extreme.
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It may be overcooked and dry—and her stuffing salty and studded with rubbery pellets of giblet you find unpalatable in the extreme.
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It is unhelpful in the extreme, therefore, for Supreme Court opinions (or dissents) to treat other points of view as unworthy of respect.
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The sensibility of the moment is expressed in the extreme by WikiLeaks, which elevates disclosure to a matter of ideology, consequences be damned.
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Many in the region fear that Prince bin Salman is overly ambitious, zealous in the extreme -- and maybe even a little bit paranoid.
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Such a brew of toxic fears -- now with the added zest of Trump's national US focus -- are corrosive and divisive in the extreme.
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And the only Sichuan dessert on the menu, a rice concoction with the consistency of egg drop soup, was bland in the extreme.
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It seems churlish in the extreme to complain about the high-quality role-playing games that have come out in 2017 so far.
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While he occasionally identifies the people he writes about, his insistence on omitting last names or creating pseudonyms is irritating in the extreme.
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Located in the extreme north of the country's copper belt, it has government approval to operate until 2023 but that could be extended.
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The leaguewide fascination with Doncic and Young is also a factor, as you mentioned, but Ayton was overlooked in the extreme this season.
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Unfortunately, it seems that there is an ideological test in the extreme left wing of the party that would make this idea unfeasible.
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The past year has been so polarizing and noxious that even I find myself getting caught up in the extreme grandstanding and vitriol.
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Vulgar in the extreme, the scene invites us to laugh, which is probably easier to do if you ignore the child who died.
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The over-all effect is peculiar in the extreme, as though "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" had been remade with Wallace and Gromit.
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Unconvincing in the extreme, she adds nothing of interest and succeeds only in drawing attention away from Claire, an already frustratingly diffuse character.
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The art and writing are crude and shoddy, the violence is beyond gratuitous, and the depiction of Muslims is callous in the extreme.
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The gaming prompts a neurological response that influences feelings of pleasure and reward, and the result, in the extreme, is manifested as addictive behavior.
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Up until those final moments, the resistance to Gilead within the series was mostly whispered about and in the extreme background of the story.
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"It is sausage making in the extreme, and you are better off not knowing all the details," he said in a recent blog post.
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The action scenes looked like interpretive dance as translated by an aerobics instructor, and the high school subplots could be goofy in the extreme.
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Jonathan Anderson, 31, whose fashion label J.W. Anderson and work for Loewe is modern in the extreme, has long counted Mongiardino among his lodestars.
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"We are looking for the best talent in youth sailing," said Hagara, who also manages the Red Bull team in the Extreme Sailing Series.
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On Sunday, Romney tweeted that "it would be troubling in the extreme" if Trump tried pressuring a foreign power into probing his political rival.
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Music gives us many examples, from Bach to Puccini, of the two-voiced female idyll; but Mr. Millepied's dance is bland in the extreme.
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Nicholas Perry, known as Nikocado Avocado to his 3 million YouTube subscribers, has made a name for himself in the extreme-eating vlogger community.
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Buying Hilton, a hotel chain, for $26bn amid the financial crisis turned a huge profit—but was reckless in the extreme at the time.
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"I am reluctant in the extreme to vote to give Judlau yet another chance," Mr. Moerdler said at a board committee meeting last month.
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On the sugar and coffee plantations of France's Saint-Domingue colony — which eventually renamed itself Haiti — the African slaves were oppressed in the extreme.
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The answers they gave me were satisfying in the extreme: not very much, just kick back, hang out, look things over, take it slow.
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Whether indoors, or outdoors, or bathed in the extreme light of a TV studio, nobody in public life is as orange as the President.
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In the extreme, banking executives worry about a painful economic and financial fallout from a British exit — known, in the political shorthand, as a Brexit.
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In the extreme event we do leave the EU, I will need a visa to work and travel within Europe, which will be a hassle.
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The lighting of one of them seems cack-handed in the extreme — the glare of a spot bounces off the surface of the canvas. Ouch!
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Starring Mel Gibson in the (extreme Beanie Feldstein in Lady Bird voice) TITULAR role, Braveheart followed William Wallace's struggle to repel the English from Scotland.
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Skillt, at the time a notorious Swedish neo-Nazi with a 22018-year history in the extreme-right scene, felt compelled to join their fight.
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Skillt, at the time a notorious Swedish neo-Nazi with a 22015-year history in the extreme-right scene, felt compelled to join their fight.
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To record in the extreme brightness, our dude Mark used a green welding lens over the camera, giving the apocalyptic scene an eerie, otherworldly hue.
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Getting to the bottom of what happened is difficult in the extreme – and it might be simplistic to suggest Putin ordered all of the killings.
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At least there were no hallucinations of the sort the Canadian player Frank Dancevic experienced in the extreme heat wave at the 2014 Australian Open.
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A person close to one of the bidders said the company was still interested, but needed to factor in the extreme volatility in energy markets.
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Efforts to limit the very solutions to that crisis are ignorant in the extreme and are a dangerous manifestation of rank partisanship and political opportunism.
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In the extreme cold, city officials will not risk shutting down water mains for construction because spillage into the street could freeze, Mr. Michaels said.
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The stress hormone cortisol causes a person to have tunnel vision in the extreme or a really narrow snapshot of what happened, Professor Reisberg said.
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It was basic in the extreme, although the crates filled with pill packets and vials of medicine suggested that drug shortages were not a problem.
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News Shopper may be strange in the extreme, but it serves a purpose and fills a need that bigger newspapers are not always able to.
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To keep it working properly — cell phones die more quickly in the extreme cold — store it close to you so your body heat keeps it warm.
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Last weekend, she headed out in the extreme cold wearing an unbuttoned maroon coat with a matching sweater, checkered pants and white-framed cat-eye sunglasses.
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There was a kid, isolated in the extreme background of a wide shot, so over a dozen other characters' attention could turn to focus on him.
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Mountain huts are normally utilitarian in the extreme—when you're helicoptering up every pound of building materials, there's not a lot of leeway for granite countertops.
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As soon as I exit my ship, my view turns a foggy green, and I wonder what kinds of creatures live here in the extreme conditions.
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If you've been exercising in the extreme heat, that can put you at an increased risk of developing heat stroke, so you shouldn't discount those symptoms.
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Even more impossible is to confine ourselves to the practice of punishment as they practiced it, which, to most modern eyes, was harsh in the extreme.
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At one point our vehicle gets stuck in the sand, while another refuses to start in the extreme heat and a third gets a flat tire.
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With respect to legal criteria, the national security justification that he has invoked is flimsy in the extreme and will likely inspire other countries to retaliate.
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The overall effect of these reds and blues and greens, all pitted against a range of grays that signal "internet-neutral," is discomfiting in the extreme.
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In the extreme case, if China continues to defend its currency, it could cause the U.S. yield curve to invert as it sells 5-year notes.
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When I saw Beyoncé in concert in 2016, I found myself far above the stage, in the extreme nosebleed seats of the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.
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And the Parliament, the one institution that reflects the full diversity of the country but was not directly involved in the extreme violence, should be revitalized.
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He has already been an All-Star and a Cy Young contender, and he has gotten his feet wet in the extreme intensity of the playoffs.
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But this latest effort is hamfisted in the extreme, and may have the effect of splintering the internet beyond what seemed possible even a few years ago.
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"It would be naïve in the extreme to suggest that the threat of an escalation of geopolitical factors has passed," CMC Markets' Michael Hewson in a note.
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It's simply fear, and in the extreme case of Harvey, we have read now how he hired ex-Mossad agents and fake reporters, or co-opted reporters.
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He got completely bloodied by them, so I decided to try out another interaction in the Extreme Violence mod: I take out a gun and open fire.
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In Mandera, in the extreme northeast of Kenya, a governor's convoy was blown up by what the Kenyan Red Cross said appeared to have been a landmine.
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"Overall, everything is going really well, especially given the challenges of doing science in the extreme conditions we are working in, and there is more to come."
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Related: Art Trends: Collages of Constellations Group Show PHREEEK MAGNET Celebrates Eccentricity in the Extreme We're Having a Very NSFW Art Show at the Museum of Sex
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She has continued to climb podiums at major events since, with her profile in the extreme sport bolstered by a big following on her social media accounts.
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Gay rights, abortion, gun control, environmental regulations and land use are issues not only of public debate in the mainstream, but in the extreme realm as well.
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And that's evidenced in the extreme backlash each time that a casting director or a novelist or someone like that attempts to 'Blackify' a beloved white character.
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Not only are these acts vicious in the extreme, targeting animals unable to defend themselves, they also present a social threat that deserves more scrutiny and action.
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Desisa had been attempting the difficult task of trying to win again just four weeks after claiming the world championship title in the extreme heat of Doha.
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But a re-release—or, and this is wishful thinking in the extreme, an enhanced edition—of Captain Toad on Switch surely isn't out of the question?
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The idea that the presidency should become just another prize for celebrities — even the ones with whose politics we imagine we agree — is dangerous in the extreme.
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She concluded with a couple of her well-traveled gems, beginning with Mozart's little "Turkish March," as arranged by Volodos and Fazil Say: virtuosic in the extreme.
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Some say abuse of the bicycles reflects an every-man-for-himself mentality in China that has its roots in the extreme poverty of the last century.
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Mike much prefers to be the wedger to the wedge-ee, if you will, so the idea that anyone was surveilling him is unsettling in the extreme.
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Marked change day by day On day one, the exuberantly confident world leader was ready to take any question, loquacious in the extreme with his generous answers.
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If the President asked or pressured Ukraine's president to investigate his political rival, either directly or through his personal attorney, it would be troubling in the extreme.
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We see this in the extreme records of the people Trump has been nominating for lifetime judgeships and their hostility to restraining the power of the president.
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Suits were blown up to zoot-like proportions: waists nipped in, shoulders jutted out, lapels built into pyramids, pants blouson in the extreme, some ties rendered wide.
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This imagery of hellish fighting, our heroes dying all around while a lucky few manage to make it to the green pastures beyond is Biblical in the extreme.
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"The S.E.C. has been underreacting in the extreme," Senator Brian Schatz, a Democrat from Hawaii and one of the lead authors of the letter, said in an interview.
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Its graphical capabilities were more like the PS1 than the PS2, its media functionality was non-existent, and its initial batch of software was experimental in the extreme.
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The code suggests that posts will be "manually reviewed," but the headline's suggestion here that this will make them "bully-proof" strikes me as optimistic in the extreme.
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It wasn't until the two were decoupled that Clinton passed the now-infamous 1996 bill that block-granted welfare, resulting in a huge rise in the extreme poor.
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"In the extreme case of military intervention by the mainland, Hong Kong's economy would face a deep contraction," the consultancy said in a note to clients this week.
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The 2022 tournament in Qatar was moved from the traditional summer months to the fall in November, due to health concerns associated with playing in the extreme heat.
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On a recent morning, the ease of illegal passage across the border was evident here in the settlement of Peñas Blancas, in the extreme northwest of Costa Rica.
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Because of the exaggerated coats with battering-ram shoulder pads that triangulated the body in the extreme, and looped with great swaths of scarves tossed around the neck.
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First, Saudi Arabian officials have suggested that a deal that allows the mullahs to sprint to a nuclear weapons capability in 10 years is foolish in the extreme.
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His subsequent discussion of "The Big State"—the almost certain need for central governments to expand their remit regarding taxation and redistribution—is thought-provoking in the extreme.
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As for Homer, Oakley wrote, "He may be Republican because the joke with Homer, as everyone knows, is that he is poorly-informed and reactionary in the extreme."
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He moved into second in the extreme cold of the Southern Ocean and came within 50 miles of Van Den Heede at one point in the North Atlantic.
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Instead, the job has become corporate in the extreme — answering to parent-company boards, serving up sequels so related merchandise keeps selling, cutting costs as DVD money vanishes.
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"Strong and stable government" has been her sound-bite of choice, but her campaign has been weak and wobbly in the extreme, and the EU's 27 leaders have noticed.
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Only in the extreme west of Europe is the piece linked with Christian prelates; the other languages which call the piece a "bishop" are Icelandic, Faroese, Irish and Portuguese.
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And if you're worried about walking in the extreme weather, never fear — we've got a helpful technique to keep you from slipping that you can read more about here.
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"What goes on in the White House and what goes on in the extreme right-wing leadership of the Republican Party concerns me every single day," he told me.
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Until Act III, the feminist critique remains subtle in the extreme; when it finally makes itself obvious, it creates not satisfaction but confusion, as two different artistic visions meet.
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While he's unassuming in the extreme, the 40-year-old has already left a distinct footprint with his new Andean outpost, Mil, which opened at the end of February.
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The first marker of critical mass, having around one-third of the images digitized, is expected sometime in 2020 — scanning millions of photographs is time-consuming in the extreme.
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Mitt Romney on Friday urged President Donald Trump to take "remedial action in the extreme" following his response to violence at a white nationalist rally in Virginia last weekend.
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The report looks at this phenomenon in the extreme, predicting that the number of dead users could grow as high as 4.9 billion before the end of the century.
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As the court's term ended last week in a flurry of high-profile opinions and orders, it was clear that Mr. McConnell's gambit had paid off in the extreme.
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Tom: In my opinion, everything you do in your daily life is political, so yeah I think there should be a bigger dialogue in the extreme metal community about politics.
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While it would be foolish in the extreme to intervene in Syria's civil war simply to oppose Russia, it is true that facts on the ground can shape diplomatic outcomes.
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In that sense, it feels relatable, an inversion of techno's Energizer Bunny optimism—it just keeps going and going—for us flesh sacks liable to wilt in the extreme heat.
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According to researchers, knowing how organisms survive in the extreme conditions below Earth's surface will help us understand the origins and evolution of life on our planet—and perhaps others.
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In the north, car accessory makers built a strange parallel ecosystem of stereos bred in the extreme conditions of car tuner culture, subwoofers and neon lights of the deep ocean.
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This anti-liberal rage was put on display in the extreme reaction to Hillary Clinton's public comments in the aftermath of the slaughter of five policemen in Dallas last week.
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Milan is, by some distance, the youngest squad in the league; Montella has made plain that comparing these players to the greats of the past is premature in the extreme.
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The children described working gruelling, 12-hour shifts in the extreme heat or in the rain, often for no more than 1,000 to 2,000 Congolese Francs ($1-$2) per day.
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Shackled in the back of a windowless van with no air, the women were allegedly denied "adequate food and water," causing several to vomit and faint in the extreme heat.
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While wildfires occur throughout the West every year, scientists see the influence of climate change in the extreme heat waves that have contributed to the intensity of fires this summer.
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"The men and women of law enforcement, first responders and medical professionals should be commended in their heroic actions to rescue the victims in the extreme weather conditions," Rossow said.
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"The men and women of law enforcement, first responders and medical professionals should be commended in their heroic actions to rescue the victims in the extreme weather conditions," said Rossow.
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"In the 'extreme bear case' of 0% GDP growth, the forecast predicts that public fund AUM will decrease slightly, standing at $1.7 trillion in 2023," analysts write in the report.
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Most home invasion films trend toward incredible amounts of silence as the invaders creep around, while Don't Breathe — after an initial period of total silence — becomes noisy in the extreme.
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Perhaps the most dramatic change in the latest monitor is in the "extreme drought" category where coverage area went from 24 percent statewide last week to just 2 percent this week.
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During the multinational exercise, personnel are taught how to survive, operate and fight in the extreme cold weather and gain experience of operating aircraft in severe cold weather and mountainous environments.
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"There was no way to anticipate what happened," Ray said, though he admitted that participating in the extreme conditions may have prevented him from objectively assessing the health of his followers.
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"If the President asked or pressured Ukraine's president to investigate his political rival, either directly or through his personal attorney, it would be troubling in the extreme," Romney tweeted on Sunday.
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While it's unlikely in the extreme that the festival, which opened Wednesday, will produce an artist as enduring as the Beatles, talented filmmakers can go overlooked in so large an event.
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We realized early on that in discussing any set of moral problems, even in the extreme abstract, you're going to end up running alongside the car of some modern-day issue.
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Yes, he disliked in the extreme what the Americans were doing around the world, but all the same he saw America as the strongest economy that runs the world economic system.
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Romney's comments Monday come after he tweeted Sunday that it "would be troubling in the extreme" if Trump did pressure Ukraine's president to investigate Biden, the President's potential 2020 Democratic opponent.
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A precise count of the number people at the border crossing of Chacalluta in the extreme north of Chile was not available, but immigrant support organizations estimated the number at 200.
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Where humans stand out is not in the competitive motive, but in the extreme diversity of competitions we have invented: from curling to chess olympiads, sports and games number in the thousands.
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In the extreme case, it's why we're worried about Kim Jong Un. When you threaten to destroy something your political opponents desperately want to preserve, even your enemies will do a deal.
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"In the extreme, a combination of weaker demand and the return of up to 1.5 million bpd of Iran oil would weaken our balances by up to 2 million bpd," BofA said.
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I wrote the early stuff at 18 and 19, and as I became more familiar with these concepts, I was more interested in exploring weird places than in the extreme emotions themselves.
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In Asia countries with large manufacturing industries including Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Thailand -- continue to feature in the "extreme" or "high risk" or categories of the index.
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This perspective is still a bit lacking in the extreme metal narrative, and is so important now that right-wing extremism has taken hold in so many countries (including both of ours).
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A straddle in the extreme, it aimed to join at one end the ecologist Greens — born out of an antinuclear pacifist protest movement — with the business-friendly Free Democrats at the other.
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College campuses became the repository for broader sexual anxieties, and in the extreme, a lack of concern for other people's boundaries resulted in the egregious sexual assault cases that punctuated the decade.
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And of course, a few surfers and bodyboarders reveled in the extreme weather conditions, rushing to the ocean to catch large waves, despite warnings from local officials not to go in the water.
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Pure Harvest Smart Farms is a sustainable agriculture company focused on the production of greenhouse fruits and vegetables in the extreme climates of the Arab Gulf region, using world-leading greenhouse growing technologies.
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I realize that I'm in the extreme minority where 100 clips isn't enough (I don't share anywhere near this much on a daily basis), but I would like to see the cap increased.
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The first digital Hero, released in 2006, caught on fast in the extreme sports community which had little in the way of a light, affordable camera with which they could capture their stunts.
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I think I have a pretty big clue of our position in the extreme music scene, but there's so many other bands that I feel deserve that kind of accolade more than us.
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The people live only from the land, growing all of their own animals and produce, and do it all in the extreme Siberian climate, which has an average annual temperature of 29.1°F.
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And a veterans' club is kicking the group out of a property it used to house its two hearses, a shed needed to keep them in good condition in the extreme temperatures here.
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Her creative and entrepreneurial spirit has been roused in this dingy little space, and there's something magical about these amateurs putting on a show — even if that show is sleazy in the extreme.
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Once visitors arrive, they may be subjected to long waits outside in the extreme heat or cold, confusing rules and dress codes, rude treatment, pat-downs and security checks, and lack of privacy.
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To peer through this veil, and to see if any Cepheids exist in the Extreme Inner Disk, Matsunaga and his team made near-infrared observations of the region using a Japanese-South African telescope.
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According to WKBN, the state passed Libre's Law this year, which bolsters the penalties for animal abuse and neglect cases, including cases in which pets are left outside in the extreme heat or cold.
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But it now seems impolitic in the extreme to even mention that France has to deliver a socially and politically flammable fiscal austerity in a stagnant economy with a jobless rate of 10 percent.
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They have now spread to all of Cameroon's 10 administrative regions, though maize crops in the Extreme North region have only been heavily affected since July, Deputy Agriculture Minister Clementine Ananga Messina told Reuters.
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" Also on the stand (it's actually a shelf) is "Swallowed by the Great Land," a collection of essays about living in the extreme north by novelist Seth Kantner, who wrote the extraordinary "Ordinary Wolves.
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"The ultimate assimilation crossover food" is what the food writer and radio host Arthur Schwartz called it when I interviewed him about it, a taste of illicit exoticism, unkosher and delicious in the extreme.
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A recent review of the 205 accredited law schools, by the nonprofit Law School Transparency, found that 20193, including Charlotte Law, were in the "extreme risk" or "very high risk" category for graduate success.
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" The big picture: Romney continues to be the only Republican senator to condemn allegations that Trump pressured Ukraine's president to investigate Joe Biden, tweeting on Sunday that the reports are "troubling in the extreme.
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It's not all thirsty stuff, either — there are some reactions to meeting Taylor Swift, for instance, that are simply excitable in the extreme, as well as a selection of the most brutal James Blunt comebacks.
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The president remains open to a summit taking place and will continue to pursue that path even while we stand strong on the objective of denuclearization in the extreme pressure campaign that&aposs underway today.
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Even in the extreme case in which ExxonMobil "knows" what future GHG policies will be — stop laughing — and has been lying about it blatantly, it would not be long before market participants understood that reality.
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Both Americans and foreigners alike would be foolish in the extreme if Americans did not sell foreigners those products Americans make better than foreigners in exchange for those products foreigners make better than Americans do.
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However Cait Hewitt, deputy director of Britain's Aviation Environment Federation, told the BBC that basing a decision on the assumption car emissions would decline was "irresponsible in the extreme" because there was no supporting evidence.
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With the cessation of such drugs, he has regained his physical health and energy—walks and talks freely, but requires constant attendance (for he would wander off, and is erratic and unpredictable in the extreme).
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Up in the Extreme Wow suite, Stacey Arkules, 57, from Arizona, was kicked back on the balcony with a cocktail and sunglasses, taking in a view of the coastline before things kicked up a notch.
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The wind was then at cyclonic velocity, roofs, cisterns, portions of buildings, telegraph poles, and walls were falling, and the noise of the wind and the crashing of the buildings was terrifying in the extreme.
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Like many restaurants in Vietnam, the facility was casual in the extreme: diners and servers alike swept discarded refuse onto the floor, and the tiles had acquired a grimy sheen that squeaked beneath your feet.
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I know firsthand the professionalism of the men and women of the F.B.I. The aspersions cast upon them by the president and my longtime friend, Attorney General William P. Barr, are troubling in the extreme.
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" It was on Sunday that Romney tweeted that "if the President asked or pressured Ukraine's president to investigate his political rival, either directly or through his personal attorney, it would be troubling in the extreme.
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In "Florentine Landscape" (1961), one of the largest paintings in the exhibition, she depicts her friend, Red Grooms, as a recumbent, semi-nude odalisque in the extreme foreground, stretched along the bottom of the painting.
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Even beyond Gabbard – who is polling less than two percent amongst registered Democrats, and seems unlikely in the extreme to win – the remainder of the Democratic field is more iconoclastic than any slate in living memory.
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Ms Bhana sees a danger in the extreme positions of some lobbies, especially religious ones, and countries such as Saudi Arabia that resist teaching children about sex at all, in the hope of keeping them "pure".
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The youngest of three sisters and a brother, Kim San Ok was born in 1925 during Japan's rule in a city called Unggi, located in the extreme northeast corner of the Korean peninsula close to Russia.
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Trump's solution is to invest trust and power in a couple whose youth, inexperience and lifelong isolation in the extreme precincts of family wealth make them unlikely saviors for a President and a nation in crisis.
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In the extreme right's war, no weapon is more powerful than the meme, and a few hours later the showdown would be posted online with captions that proved ... whatever it was the poster wanted to prove.
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Mastodon is a free, open-sourced messaging platform that's decentralized in the extreme (more on that later) and, since it lacks an SMS heritage, does not have a 140-character limit — 500 characters are just fine.
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"Up until today the expectation was that the labor leader Bill Shorten would become Australia's next Prime Minister, those expectations have been dashed in the extreme," political journalist Tom McIlroy of the Australian Financial Review told CNN.
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NASA is having to manage a delicate balance, making sure the rover doesn't run out of energy while maintaining its power-hungry survival heaters—a system that protects the rover's batteries from freezing in the extreme cold.
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But the quality and diversity of Italian whites nowadays is astonishing, from the Alpine Alto Adige and Valle d'Aosta regions in the extreme north to Calabria on the toe of the boot to the island of Sicily.
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Mounting efforts to create security and safeguards in the extreme are not the answer -- specifically what some have called data nationalization, which is the requirement of data to be physically stored or processed inside a nation's borders.
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"If the President asked or pressured Ukraine's president to investigate his political rival, either directly or through his personal attorney, it would be troubling in the extreme," Senator Mitt Romney of Utah wrote on Twitter on Sunday.
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It would be shortsighted in the extreme for Congress to change a single word of what has been, by practically every measure, one of the most fruitful and farsighted laws it has ever put on the books.
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In Grunt: The Curious Science of Humans at War, she brings her keen eye for detail and sharp wit to bear on the dead-serious science of keeping soldiers intact and sane in the extreme conditions of war.
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Monaco is famed as a circuit where overtaking is hard in the extreme, with the showcase race around the tight city streets one of the most watched but often processional and won by the driver on pole position.
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The tension as you set out to cross an exposed section of the game would be palpable in the extreme—and then comes the rumble, ripples on the puddles in pure Jurassic Park style, the rustle of foliage.
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For any democratic leader, victory at the cost Syria has paid -- hundreds of thousands dead, more than half the population displaced, and close to 5 million refugees forced to flee the country -- would be pyrrhic in the extreme.
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"European institutions have so little good will to spare, so bulking up the court is shortsighted in the extreme," said Alberto Alemanno, a law professor at HEC Paris, a business school, and a former clerk at both tribunals.
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Progressive intelligentsia "is moralist against one half of the world, but accords to the revolutionary movement an indulgence that is realist in the extreme," the French scholar Raymond Aron wrote in "The Opium of the Intellectuals" in 1955.
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But I would be fibbing in the extreme if I told you that I anticipated Kendrick Nunn and Bam Adebayo quickly establishing themselves as top contenders for rookie of the year (Nunn) and most improved player (Adebayo) honors.
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And using it to make predictions means doing this thousands of times, with slightly different inputs on each run, to get a sense of which outcomes are likely, which unlikely but possible, and which implausible in the extreme.
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"If the President asked or pressured Ukraine's president to investigate his political rival, either directly or through his personal attorney, it would be troubling in the extreme," Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, said in a Twitter post.
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In the extreme, this crowding could cause hospitals to declare "diversion" in which they no longer accept new patients in the ED. Those who have a true emergency, and those who have insurance, don't get a special pass.
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They found that while the increased moisture content was the primary factor in the extreme rainfall, accounting for about two-thirds of the added risk, the atmospheric pattern still played a noticeable role, filling out the remaining one-third.
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Even in the extreme case in which Exxon Mobil has been lying blatantly about the magnitude of its proven reserves, that condition, perhaps surprisingly, would be irrelevant, since it would not be long before market participants understood that reality.
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When my father lay dying, he struggled to try to explain to me why in the '60s things got so bad in the extreme religious group into which I had been born and he had been born before me.
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To order significant parts of the population to buy something they didn't think they needed or could afford and then slap them with a penalty for not doing it before getting their buy-in was amateurish in the extreme.
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Currently, we emit about 23 gigatons of greenhouse gases each year, according to the World Bank, so in the extreme case, the world would need to deploy enough CDR to offset more than 22 years of total global carbon emissions.
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"It is a very reasonable statement that if Warren were elected, and these policies were enacted, it would be negative for the stock market in the extreme, because share prices are an expectation of future earnings," Essaye wrote on Oct. 8.
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It is unfortunate in the extreme that the United States and the West have to include Russia in the context of solving problems in Syria, given that rarely if ever has the Kremlin been helpful in resolving issues important to Washington.
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"I believe it is unfair in the extreme to expect women simply to move over and make way for male-to-female (MtF) transitioning athletes," Sharron Davies, who won a silver medal at the 1980 Olympics, wrote on Twitter on Tuesday.
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Inspections by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) kicked off last year found many funds did not have rigorous processes for valuing their portfolios in the extreme conditions, people with knowledge of the discussions between the regulator and industry said.
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"Without this legislation a smooth and orderly exit is impossible ... To delay or oppose the bill will be reckless in the extreme," Davis told lawmakers, describing support for a proposed amendment by Labour as a "vote for a chaotic exit".
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In the extreme, young people have collapsed in severe dehydration and even dropped dead after marathon gaming sessions; the industry has frequently been confronted by time limits and age restrictions designed to curb excessive gaming by both parents and regulatory bodies.
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"It would be naïve in the extreme to suggest that the events of the last 0.33 hours means that the threat of an escalation of geopolitical factors has passed," said Michael Hewson, chief markets analyst at CMC Markets in London.
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Trump hurts America, including many Americans who voted for him, when he systematically attacks our health-care system without any cogent alternative through reckless actions that most experts believe is destructive in the extreme to the health of the nation.
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"It would be naïve in the extreme to suggest that the events of the last 0.23 hours means that the threat of an escalation of geopolitical factors has passed," said Michael Hewson, chief markets analyst at CMC Markets in London.
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This is especially clear in the "extreme action" Trump has taken with regard to the Dreamers (those young immigrants whose permits to stay in America have been tentatively revoked) and Obamacare (whose subsidies for low-income consumers have been tentatively rescinded).
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A torture scene captured on video and broadcast on Facebook Live has resulted in grave criminal charges—including a hate crime—for four people in Chicago alleged to have victimized a man in the extreme while denigrating him for being white.
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Using a drone doctored to work in the extreme climate of the region, the researchers were able to get a precise estimate of the numbers of breeding pairs of Adélie penguins in the region: about 750,000 (or 1.5 million individuals).
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But in the more populated era of social media, the "trolls" have evolved in the extreme: Now they can be "fed" not only by your reactions to them, but by years-old tweets, collective performed outrage, hashtag movements, and ironic memes.
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But while Mr. Cuomo and his counterparts from California and New Jersey seemed dead-certain about the tax bill's intent — Mr. Brown called it "evil in the extreme" — there were still an array of questions about how states would respond.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt Romney22019 conspiracy theories impeachment will expose and debunk Impeachment threatens to drown out everything The Memo: Polling points to warning signs for GOP on Trump MORE (R-Utah) called the transcript "troubling in the extreme" while Sen.
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It is bombastic talk in the extreme: a waggling of military parts in the faces of other nations, most likely right now the United States, whose own commander in chief is massively ramping up defense spending while downsizing his diplomatic power.
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If you live in Westeros and you don't account in some way for the deaths of your loved ones—especially if they are fighting an army the undead at a severe tactical disadvantage–you're either in denial, or naive in the extreme.
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And the notion that the President would talk about anything other than impeachment and quietly get on with his job of governing — a task for which he has rarely shown much appetite in the first place — also seems fantastical in the extreme.
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The numbers are incredible: In 1998 and 20163, only about 10 percent of the surveyed reefs were in the extreme bleaching category (meaning more than 60 percent bleached), said Sean Connolly, a professor at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies.
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The lawsuit filed by you last week against our co-founder, the company and the thousands of hardworking employees is irrational in the extreme, seemingly designed to achieve the exact opposite of the goals expressed in your recent letter to the Uber family.
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Somehow Roberts has convinced Eva Herzigovina to dress up in a Gorilla costume and act out the racist "Hot Voodoo" scene to an audience of black models, which passed in 1932 but in 2017 seems tacky and tone deaf in the extreme.
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President Donald Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, told the Huffington Post Sunday that the Constitution's broad power would prevent a president from being prosecuted, even in the extreme hypothetical case that President Trump shot former FBI director James Comey instead of firing him.
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"You're talking about really small margins, so if you've got them feeling comfortable, that's a large step in the right direction," said Mike Tipton, a professor in the Extreme Environments Laboratory at the University of Portsmouth's department of sport and exercise science.
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The tension between Washington and Beijing over Mr. Trump's attitude toward Taiwan has reverberated around the Asia-Pacific region, where American allies have worried since the December phone call with Ms. Tsai that, in the extreme, there could be armed conflict over Taiwan.
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It's only for the last 20 or 30 minutes that you blast the oven so that the subcutaneous fat liquefies and sizzles in the extreme heat, leaving pockets of air that inflate the skin, crisp and crackly — like a single giant chicharrón encasement.
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The images shown here are based on a wavelength of 171 angstroms, which is in the extreme ultraviolet range and shows solar material at around 600,000 kelvins (about 1,079,540 degrees F). In this wavelength it is easy to see the sun's 25-day rotation.
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And even in the extreme case of that argument, when a backdoor into an encrypted device was supposedly the only way for the FBI to get at some critical data, it turns out the feds had a trump card in their pocket the whole time.
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I don't mean to imply that they intended to use them as such; but it is foolhardy in the extreme to build the tools of a police state in the blithe unthinking certainty that they can and will only ever be used for good.
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In the 15 counties where Democratic percentages fell the most from the 2013 governor's race, all in the mountain west region of the state, only one, Lee County in the extreme southwest corner of the state, saw its total vote tally noticeably rise from 2013.
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If you watch Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman fight it out in the underwater thriller Crimson Tide, you get a pretty accurate picture of how things can go south quickly in the extreme isolation of a nuclear submarine cut off from its centralized command.
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AMSTERDAM, March 26 (Reuters) - Dutch bank ABN Amro on Thursday said its clearing business had incurred a net loss of $200 million in the first quarter, as one of its clients went under in the extreme market volatility caused by the global coronavirus outbreak.
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In the extreme, if inflation is increasingly determined abroad and global factors that have kept inflation low over the last few years reverse, like movement away from global supply chains as trade tensions increase, then the United States could suddenly experience a sharp increase in inflation.
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The car is extremely adept at staying squarely in its lane without ping-ponging back and forth, but it is also cautious in the extreme, stopping nine feet short of crosswalks and stubbornly refusing to go forward if a pedestrian looks poised to step off the sidewalk.
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Mitt Romney said Sunday that it "would be troubling in the extreme" if President Donald Trump pressured Ukraine's president to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden amid an ongoing controversy over a call Trump had with the foreign leader that was part of a whistleblower complaint.
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Although scooters have gained some credibility in the extreme sports community — no joke — since their rise to popularity in the early 2000s, they're still more readily associated with the nerdy neighborhood kids in an ABC Family special than a couples' meet-cute of choice in a Netflix rom-com.
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His rationale, according to a piece in the Wall Street Journal, is that the Valley is now a politically intolerant culture, left-leaning in the extreme and to the exclusion of any contrarian viewpoints; any culture so unable to consider alternative viewpoints, the thinking continues, will stifle innovation.
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The CDC has predicted that travelers would occasionally bring Zika to the U.S. but said any further spread would be very limited because the Aedes aegypti mosquito that carries the virus is restricted to warm areas in the extreme south — south Texas and south Florida, for instance — and Hawaii.
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Republican leaders across the country have tried to make voting more difficult; to keep some Americans from voting; to interrupt vote counts before they are complete; to gerrymander in the extreme; and now, in Missouri, to repudiate a constitutional amendment approved by 62 percent of the state's voters.
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Meanwhile, not only are less EU-hostile MPs wary of the economic costs of a cleaner break, but the British parliament is unlikely in the extreme to vote for an outcome that will separate part of the country from the rest of it with a customs and regulatory border.
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"If the meeting is not conducted in English, it is foolhardy in the extreme not to have at his side a State Department translator, who can ensure that Mr. Tillerson's points are delivered accurately and with the proper emphasis," former Obama administration State Department spokesman John Kirby told CNN.
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So obviously you've stayed very active in the extreme metal scene since At The Gates initially broke up, but now you're playing with this band again to people who weren't even born when your first record came out, what's the biggest difference you're noticing with the crowds at your shows?
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More recently nationalist monks have helped propagate the idea that Buddhism is under threat in Myanmar, and urged holy war against Muslims—a campaign that helps explain public indifference about the army's campaign of ethnic cleansing against the Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic group living in the extreme west of the country.
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Leaving the President with the impression that our air traffic management system is "out of wack" serves no one's interests and it is unfair in the extreme to those engaged in a collaborative process to advance air traffic management in the world's largest, safest and most complex air transportation system.
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" In addition to Mr. Graham, Senator Mitt Romney, Republican of Utah, called on Mr. Trump in a Sunday tweet to end the stonewalling: "If the President asked or pressured Ukraine's president to investigate his political rival, either directly or through his personal attorney, it would be troubling in the extreme.
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If the company fails to make "prompt and substantial improvements" at all bases, and in particular at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma, the Air Force will begin a formal dispute process that could result in serious financial penalties and, in the extreme, termination of its operating agreement with Balfour Beatty.
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Large dioramas dramatize three of the country's principal ecosystems: the forests of Alejandro de Humboldt National Park in the extreme southeast; the wetlands of the Zapata Peninsula on the southern coast of northwestern Cuba; and the coral reefs of the Gardens of the Queen, an archipelago off the south-central coast.
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Politically, the group's long-term goal is ambitious in the extreme: It wants Hong Kong residents to be given a vote on the city's future — including the option of independence — after 2047, when Beijing's promise of civil liberties and a high degree of autonomy for the former British colony is set to expire.
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Alternative "historical agents" are much in demand, and one may surmise that until they are found and put in place, debating the models of a "good" or at least a "better" society will seem to be an idle pastime — and except in the extreme margins of the political spectrum won't arouse much emotion.
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"In the extreme, environmental breakdown could trigger catastrophic breakdown of human systems, driving a rapid process of 'runaway collapse' in which economic, social and political shocks cascade through the globally linked system – in much the same way as occurred in the wake of the global financial crisis of 2007/08," the IPPR said.
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"In the extreme, environmental breakdown could trigger catastrophic breakdown of human systems, driving a rapid process of 'runaway collapse' in which economic, social, and political shocks cascade through the globally linked system—in much the same way as occurred in the wake of the global financial crisis of 2007/08," said the authors.
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Decades of Republican attacks and budget cuts have left the IRS a shell of its former self, and with a businessman whose family specialized in dodging taxes occupying the White House, it's unlikely in the extreme that the government will adequately fund audits of the rich people and corporations who hide their wealth.
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"If the meeting is not conducted in English, it is foolhardy in the extreme not to have at his side a State Department translator, who can ensure that Mr. Tillerson's points are delivered accurately and with the proper emphasis," said former State Department spokesman and CNN diplomatic and military analyst John Kirby.
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Many might think this eccentric in the extreme, until we learn that a runaway 18th-century best seller in the American colonies was in fact a history of "Genghizcan the Great," by a Frenchman, Pétis de la Croix, and that it was a book devoured by both Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson.
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This painting (among others in the show) recalls the work of Martin Johnson Heade, the nineteenth-century American painter whose delightfully contrived tableaux typically include closely observed examples of flowers and birds in the extreme foreground, set against a panorama of the species' native habitat — often, tropical jungles — with no sign of civilization in sight.
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READMEThe controllers are slightly smaller than you'd expect, and the dainty design was distractingly light No need to set up your room for motion tracking $499 is a lot of clams The headset is clunky in the extreme and, given how it also comes with built-in headphones, there should be some sort of notification indicator.
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Sandwich historians suggest that it was the creation of Herbie's Restaurant in Loch Sheldrake in the 1950s, and it soon became a favorite of the summertime borscht-belt crowd — after-show entertainers and Jewish bungalow kids with observant parents lining up alongside one another for this taste of illicit exoticism, unkosher and delicious in the extreme.
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While neither Sánchez nor Ozil will instruct his agent to use highlights from this game as part of his negotiating strategy, it would be a knee-jerk reaction in the extreme to suggest that the match provided a compelling case for Arsenal to hold its nerve and deny its stars the wages they believe they warrant.
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But, with healthcare, that did happen to be at a moment where it may have had an effect, and I think also at that time, it was before our friends in the extreme right wing of the Republican party decided to position me as some kind of a partisan shield for the Democratic party, which I am not.
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That's the view of the Intercept's Glenn Greenwald, who forcefully argues that Trump's rhetoric has already caused harm to American Muslims — and will continue to do so even if Trump never becomes president: Trump does not need to win, or even get close to winning, for his rhetoric and the movement that he's stoking to be dangerous in the extreme.
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And into that vacuum come right-wing nut cases, opportunists and grifters and narcissists like the president of the United States, and in the extreme, actual Nazis and white supremacists and, you know, populists of that flavor, who we shouldn't want to empower and we're empowering them, not just in the States, but I mean it's even worse in Europe.
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Here's the evidence we do have right now: Investors have shown a willingness to pay some of the highest multiples for future earnings in history; volatility forecasts come awfully close to assuming relatively safe high returns for equities; consumer confidence measures in the extreme for today relative to the future; and credit spreads assume ultralow default probabilities for the foreseeable future.
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