Even my mother, an expert in detecting interloping odors, couldn't catch anything.
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And it confirmed the worst fears of their foes about an interloping tyrannical president.
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One of the men kicks the interloping animal, and the cow disappears back into the throng.
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As word of Mr. Barbati's death spread, local residents appeared to close themselves against interloping outsiders.
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"Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen," begins one of the Interloping Panhandlers ever migrating through the subways.
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If you and a dragon queen hook up before you learn she's your aunt, is it really interloping?
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Then there's the culture-clash comedy, in which the three Aussies are seen as interloping, clueless snobs by the New Zealanders.
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But according to Ness, it's much more likely that the Milky Way evolved the X-shape without any help from interloping galaxies.
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But there are some worlds that wander the Milky Way as solar exiles, catapulted from their native systems by interloping objects or cataclysmic events.
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In that hard admission, we can see depression as the interloping thief that it is, and stay the flow of the mad and suffering from our lives.
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This constant interloping synergy is something that former Amazon Studios strategist Matthew Ball wrote about for Recode a couple of weeks ago alongside media executive Alex Kruglov.
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It had the misfortune of wandering onto a spider's web, causing the proprietor to spring into action and wrap the interloping bug in a tomb made of silk.
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It means we should resist interloping foreign aggressors, whether it was the Soviets in Egypt in the 1960s, or the Russians and Iranians in Syria in this decade.
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She navigated those nightly celebrity dinners and charity benefits (whose success she assured by a mere mention beforehand) not as some interloping ink-stained wretch, but as a peer.
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An interloping investor group led by China's Anbang Insurance won over Starwood on Friday with a $13.2 billion cash deal, leaving Marriott 10 days to decide whether to sweeten its offer.
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I felt laden with shame trying to figure out how I had become that low-functioning middle-age clown you see on sitcoms: the hairy, interloping barnacle with an affinity for couches.
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Friday night's audience, made up entirely of close friends and family of the show's 125 staff and crew (and one interloping reporter), have been some of Hardwick's most enduring — and diehard — fans.
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"I had felt like showing that a liberal, free Portland — or any major city, really — is much more American and much more numerous and strong than any of these interloping groups," Welch added.
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Was Bashir complicit in the mass murder of Hindu villagers?) and the occasional hoary gothic-romance trope (the sullen-but-smitten Kashmiri who admonishes the interloping Shalini, "You should not have come here").
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Voters across party lines are also hostile to federal interloping, according to the April Quinnipiac poll, which found 73% of US voters opposed busting people for medical or recreational pot offenses where it's legal.
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A shadow spreads over Bey's face, she frowns, possibly because of Curran's interloping, and then not-so-subtly extends her left elbow to create more space between herself and the oblivious woman next to her.
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Mr. Wurtz's indoor sculpture tends toward wry conjunctions of unassuming materials, including the kinds of flimsy plastic shopping bags that festoon so many urban trees, unintended ornaments to which these interloping "Kitchen Trees" nod happily.
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If this were Europe, Reince Priebus, Paul Ryan, and Mitch McConnell might accept some tactical support from an interloping right-wing party but vigorously distance themselves from that party's more noxious views and its leading politicians.
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But research just published in Cell by Dmitri Petrov of Stanford University and David Enard of the University of Arizona shows that the interloping Neanderthal DNA is most often found in genes whose products interact with viruses.
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For those not in the bird feeding game, there is a type of motorized, weight-activated bird feeder called the Yankee Flipper, which spins interloping squirrels around in the circle until they lose their grip on its base.
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The violin's rowdy flare-up occurs not within an episodic solo section, as it ought properly to have done, but interloping into the start of the group refrain, an elegant French court dance led by the pair of recorders.
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A flameout this season might have made Swinney's run seem like ol' Clemson's quaint interloping upon the College Football Playoff, the rightful preserve of blue bloods like Notre Dame and Ohio State and Oklahoma and Georgia and, of course, Alabama, Swinney's own alma mater.
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A masterful, brutal, deeply creepy inversion of the Greek myth of Iphigenia, the film centers on a married couple (Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman) and their two children (Raffey Cassidy and Sunny Suljic), who live an apparently happy and ordered life, until an interloping teenager (Barry Keoghan) horrifically exposes their divisions.
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" In 2004, while making the film, Meyer said he had perceived a sort of "innocence" in the way documentary was commonly seen, a sense "that the filmmakers were not interloping somehow in the story," and "that the people on camera were somehow unaware of what it meant to be recorded or in a movie.
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"The plaintiffs have the right to cast their March 17 Democratic presidential preference primary votes for those who are really Democrats, not independents, and are entitled to this court's protection of their right to vote for a Democrat, with the results not diluted by Defendant Sanders' unlawful participation as an independent interloping improperly in the (primary)," the complaint says.
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To give Tirl a bit more room, Legato adjusts his scale in the world so he's a bit bigger compared with the rest of the scene—not so much that he "moves through like the BFG," as Favreau puts it, since that would make the Steadicam shot feel swooping and unnatural, but just enough that Tirl's footwork gets him a sightline past the interloping hyena.
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The investigation into José Treviño's connections to the Zetas follows the path of many criminal inquiries: It starts out slowly with tantalizing tips from the American owner of a farm in Texas where Treviño boards his horses; builds in momentum with the discovery of an informant from within the Zetas' organization; is briefly derailed by the inevitable interagency law enforcement squabbles (and by the appearance of an interloping New York Times reporter), before it is resolved — no spoilers here — in court.
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Indulging in plunder as well as seeking out trade, his activities upset the EIC who complained to the Privy Council about his interloping, following his return to England in 1606.
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On 4 January 1702 Evans was consecrated Bishop of Bangor. Governor Pitt, one of his old interloping friends, jokes upon this appointment in a letter to Sir E. Littleton (Madras, 8 November 1702). He was a strong Whig in politics. Francis Atterbury mentions an altercation with him in Convocation in June 1702.
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Sandys, heard in 1683. Lord Chief Justice Lord Jeffreys ruled for the East India Company, citing the Statute of Monopolies of 1624 and finding that, as the interloping merchants had never been possession of the East India trade, they had suffered no loss of freedom or restraint of liberty. He thus upheld the East India Company charter, and the royal prerogative over foreign trade.
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One story narrates how a brother tried to deceive Coropuna and other mountains, and was turned into a deer. Another legend tells of a conflict between Coropuna and other local mountains against an interloping Inca. A third story states that a troupe was transporting precious metals for Coropuna and Solimana when the animal leading it was shot by a hunter; the mountains then castrated the hunter.
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Retrieved April 16, 2008. Hip hop culture has grown from the avoided genre to a genre that is followed by millions of fans worldwide. This was made possible by the adaptation of music in different locations, and the influence on style of behavior and dress. Not all countries have embraced hip hop, where "as can be expected in countries with strong local culture, the interloping wildstyle of hip hop is not always welcomed".
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She often voiced her concerns about increasing human interloping in the natural world as more and more land is converted to developments for the use of humans. She believed in conservation of food, water, resources, and other materials. She felt that humans polluted the allure of the earth, both literally and figuratively by dulling its vivid beauty. Her paintings depict colorful and fantastic landscapes, as if she is imagining how the world would look untouched by humans.
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Angry over the fact he wasn't chosen to go on this expedition, he shipped aboard an interloping vessel from Hull, the Hopewell, Thomas Marmaduke, master. In 1612, Woodcock piloted the first whaleship from San Sebastian, under Juan de Erauso, to Spitsbergen. Although he was sent to the gatehouse and tower for sixteen months for leading the Spanish ship thither,Purchas (1625), p. 16. "Woodcock was evidently released in November 1613" (quote from Senning, 1968, p. 245).
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An extensive timber trade also developed using the boats returning from the Baltic. Hayne, with his partner, operated the navigation as a strongly defended monopoly, causing discontent among merchants and encouraging interloping. He died in 1723 and the lease, and the navigation rights passed to his brother Henry and business was continued as the "Burton Boat Company". After the opening of the Trent and Mersey Canal and the Napoleonic blockade of Continental trade the Boat Company were unable to compete and closed the navigation in 1805.
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They continued to pursue agriculture, some of it irrigated, which was not disrupted by the growing ranching economy. Generally Zapotec elites protected their communities from Spanish incursions and community cohesion remained strong as shown in members' performance of regular community service for social ends. Zapotec elites engaged in the market economy early on, which undermined to an extent the bonds between commoners and elites who colluded with the Spanish. In contrast to the Zapotecs, the Zoque generally declined as a group during the ranching boom, with interloping animals eating their maize crops.
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Norbert, Zazi and Leon, three fun-loving mice, live secretly behind the walls of the neighborhood library. Only Lee, a lonely boy who has just moved into the area, and an interloping, decrepit cat know of the existence of the Bookmice. Later in the series, the mice are discovered by three new children, Alysha, Jason, and Luke, who become their secret friends. Humor, wonder, stories, music, and delightful animation are present in the everyday adventures of the mice, as they explore the wondrous world of books – and the library's many friends and activities.
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Only some individuals of the myrmecophyte Humboldtia brunonis (found in the Western Ghats of India) bear domatia on some of their branches, while all individuals produce extrafloral nectar. Each domatium is formed by modified swollen and hollow internodes. These domatia have a self-opening slit that allows access to the domatium interior and are prone to interloping residents (including many species of non-protective ants and the arboreal earthworm Perionyx pullus) in addition to the protective ants. Earlier studies established that domatia-bearing H. brunonis plants have greater fruit set, hence greater reproductive success, than H. brunonis plants without domatia.
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Sometimes, the bouquet of flowers itself would be used as a weapon on the interloping adversary. Occasionally, the fights themselves would be where the scorned guest would be on the catwalk above the stage where they would throw things, such as eggs or other foods, at the target of their wrath. Once finished there, the guest would come back down to the stage, where the usual brawling would commence. At various times, some guests would recite poetry, rap, or even sing (more often in a Country Music style) in an effort to plead their cases to the people they've hurt.
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He acted as Phipps deputy until 1688, when he was recalled. The HBC decided to do this for two reasons: they considered his opposition to the French in the winter of 1684-85 had been unjustified considering his stronger position and certain reports he had made lead them to believe that he was planning to mount an interloping expedition. These fears did not prove unfounded when, in 1688, Abraham, along with John Outlaw, sailed The Mary to Hudson Bay intent on infringing upon the HBC's charter. However, the expedition did not go as planned when The Mary was wrecked by ice in the Hudson Strait.
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As the relation between Radha and Mini grows beyond a professional one, and as Radha continues to keep her bedridden husband in the dark as to the details of her job, Mr. Bedi begins to suspect his wife's marital integrity. Ashok's attempts to grow closer to Radha, and Bedi's interloping friend Chandu (Asrani), only serve to add to his suspicions. After a heated confrontation between Ashok, Mr. Bedi, and Radha, her and Mini's relationship comes to an abrupt end. Ashok is unable to handle his obligation as a father to quell Mini's obvious frustration with being deprived, once again, of a mother's love, and sends her to live in a hostel.
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They must know the histories of the characters around them, and their descendants impact on future history, and also the mystery of Mr. C. Their interloping attempts to fix the known history of the people around them cause ripple effects forward and backward through history from Waterloo to World War II, and even to 2018 (when time travel was invented). After several adventures attempting to correct things themselves, both end up, mistakenly, in different eras attempting to get back to 2057. In their absence, time itself corrects their meddling. On their return to 1888, Mr C has been identified, interrupted relationships between characters have occurred, and clues throughout their experience reveal the location of the Bishop's bird stump in 2057.
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Another instance whereby the practice of driving on a road very close to a frontward vehicle or at a close distance may occur is during an occasion whereby the drivers of the two cars are acquainted to one another. This may be due to it being a procession of motor vehicles, typically carrying or escorting a prominent person that wants to avoid interlopers. Another instance may occur where the leading vehicle is showing directions to the trailing vehicle and the trailing vehicle attempts to avoid allowing an interloping vehicle to come in between them. Another sphere wherein tailgating has been observed is among drivers who are in a hurry, or other public road activity whose prerequisite is urgency or agitation.
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Descriptions of some of these odd sounds including a growling krrooo-ooo note pair, a laughing Whar, whah, wha-a-a-a-ah, a high- pitched ank, ank, ank; a weak, soft erk, erk, a cat-like meee-owwwwww, a hawk- like note of ke-yah, ke-yah, and a nighthawk-like peent. These vocalizations may be variously uttered when the birds are disturbed and angered at the nest (frequently preceding an attack on an interloping human or other animal), represent the vocal development of young owls, or are given during courtship and during territorial disputes with other owls.Rohner, C. 1996. The numerical response of Great Horned Owls to the snowshoe hare cycle: consequences of non- territorial 'floaters' on demography.
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Miyaji (1931). pp. 90-101. The contest between Takeminakata and Takemikazuchi - an element absent in other versions of the kuni-yuzuri myth cycle - is often explained as being either a new myth invented to serve the interests of the imperial court and the Fujiwara clan, descendants of the Nakatomi clan that had worshiped Takemikazuchi as a patron deity (indeed, in other versions it is the god Futsunushi that takes center stage rather than Takemikazuchi, who is believed to have taken on Futsunushi's roles and attributes after the Nakatomi rose to power), or an adaptation/reversal of a myth concerning a battle between an interloping god and a local deity preserved in the Suwa region (see below), with Takeminakata (the invading conqueror in Suwa myth) being recast into the role of the subjugated earthly kami.Miyasaka (1987). pp. 30-33.
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US patent law permits a third party to assert the repair rights of the non-party owner of those rights. In the UK, where such parts may be protected by a copyright on the drawings for the parts, the House of Lords has held that the doctrine against derogation from grants may be invoked by a seller of spare parts (such as a tailpipe for a car).British Leyland Motor Corp. v. Armstrong Patents Co., [1986] 1 All ER 850, [1986] AC 577 (H.L.). Lord Bridge observed in his speech in that case, “What the owner needs, if his right to repair is to be of value to him, is the freedom to acquire a previously manufactured replacement exhaust system in an unrestricted market.” Similarly, in cases of unlawful patent tying the courts allow interloping would-be suppliers of the tied article to assert the rights of purchasers of the product subjected to the tie in order to aid them to escape from the tying.E.g.
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