Adults should keep in mind that "Spaceballs" is intermittently raunchy, and "Jaws" intermittently bloody.
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The staff was euphoric at the time, but only intermittently.
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The president intermittently demands that Senate Republicans ax the filibuster.
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A sort of primal whoop intermittently rises from the crowd.
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I have been intermittently doing the Joker clap for hours.
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First it closed schools and universities (and, intermittently, the internet).
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Many apps that use your location do so only intermittently.
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I stop intermittently to put laundry away until it's done.
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I worked intermittently at an agency like Artista in college.
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My Safari bookmarks only sync intermittently across my Apple devices.
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The Army has been investigating the killing intermittently since 2011.
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The projection of all this force is only intermittently comforting.
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After I learned to read, I read intensely but intermittently.
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Though their dancing projects, their eyes do so only intermittently.
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Only intermittently, however, does he seem an importantly original one.
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He stopped intermittently to look back at Courtenay and me.
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Why are online retailers intermittently collecting sales taxes on transactions?
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Go drink somewhere else and check back by phone intermittently.
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She was a lifelong libertarian and an intermittently active Republican.
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Other web services, including Twitter, worked only intermittently all week.
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The Army had been investigating the killing intermittently since 2011.
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" Onstage, Trump seemed to intermittently remember the tax cuts and the booming economy, and even more intermittently that he was supposed to be promoting the candidate, whom he had reportedly derided in private as "weak.
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Continual primarily refers to things that happen often or recur intermittently.
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Trading in both stocks was intermittently halted amid their decline Thursday.
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N. and I are both intermittently on our email during dinner.
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Energy policy has come up only intermittently during the 2016 campaign.
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And while these extreme outcomes aren't common, they still occur intermittently.
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Twitter — The social media platform's website was down intermittently Tuesday morning.
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Not everyone is experiencing the problem; some only encounter it intermittently.
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However admirable the performers, they're only intermittently shown at full stretch.
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When it intermittently enters my consciousness it has an abstract quality.
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Major highways have been intermittently closed because of the visibility problems.
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Actions by governments, meanwhile, have been announced intermittently amid fierce debate.
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So too the shifting relations between four willful, intermittently annoying characters.
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I continued to cry intermittently for the next couple of weeks.
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Soon, her hands begin to quiver intermittently, as do her legs.
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Ballet Theater's first two casts brought it only intermittently to life.
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But there's a lot about this intermittently engaging movie that's mystifying.
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Doan's defence hearings are set to go on intermittently until May.
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They buy a boat, which they fix up and use intermittently.
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The power and water come on only intermittently in many cities.
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He screamed intermittently at the crowd, some of whom fired back.
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He has intermittently fasted and eaten loads of vegetables of late.
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Some major highways in the densely populated area were intermittently closed.
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I write intermittently about books with the potential to be popular.
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Fry the balls, in batches, turning intermittently to cook them evenly.
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She screams intermittently for an hour until he gets her asleep again.
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Gannis has used herself in her work intermittently for a long time.
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I set it to track my face, which it did only intermittently.
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Here's what Ryskamp recommends you can and cannot consume while fasting intermittently.
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He worked intermittently as a truck driver, according to U.S. court records.
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She is intermittently gentle and hard when I need her to be.
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Simple: Established auto manufacturers have focused only intermittently on the EV market.
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No, but that's O.K. It's an entertaining and intermittently exhilarating exhibition nonetheless.
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Residents say the system supplies water only intermittently and at low pressure.
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The site worked intermittently for some at various points in the night.
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Fuego was still intermittently spewing smoke into the air on Thursday morning.
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Since World War II's end, peace seems to break out only intermittently.
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Others pop up intermittently, but are no less compelling in the moment.
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In August, Sutherland said, his system would intermittently go into standby mode.
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Turner: Intermittently fasting is probably a question I get all the time.
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Since then, it's been blocked in China intermittently, including in May 2015.
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But the also said Twitter's smartphone and tablet apps were intermittently unavailable.
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Kessler has been speaking, and intermittently taking breaks, for about 20 minutes.
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Toward feminism, and particularly its second wave, she was only intermittently sympathetic.
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Video footage of the real-life events described here is projected intermittently.
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She then worked as a secretary and a bookkeeper and taught intermittently.
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"As a series of poses and stunts, 'Sherlock Holmes' is intermittently diverting."
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For the idle elite of his novel, charity is only intermittently selfless.
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Intermittently, the accused were allowed to exit the court for cigarette breaks.
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Both also intermittently cite the 2002 AUMF that authorized the Iraq War.
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Workers could also break up their leave, taking portions of it intermittently.
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The music is intermittently great, and sometimes groan-worthy, but always fascinating.
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Under brightly lit signage, the artist intermittently interviews residents about life in Detroit.
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Qarhan is a 2,261 square mile basin that only intermittently fills with water.
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At first, those thrusters fired intermittently to keep Cassini's transmitter pointed toward Earth.
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When "Cop Rock" worked, though that was only intermittently, it worked quite well.
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It succeeds only intermittently at that, but it has two other significant advantages.
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The fields were intermittently interrupted by small pools of water like this one.
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Joseph Young's MicroFiction RowHouse is on view indefinitely and intermittently in Hampden, Baltimore.
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Although Lisa felt loved by her mother, Chrisann was intermittently negligent and abusive.
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She intermittently attends church services and Zen meditation classes, but they terrify her.
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It felt how ASMR sounds, except that it was also intermittently briefly uncomfortable.
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But he studied intermittently, often returning to industrial labor to pay for school.
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Politically, however, economic republicanism has intermittently been effective, though less so over time.
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Trump has watched the hearings intermittently and consumed hours of news coverage afterward.
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While he spoke, the sensors on the sculpture intermittently chimed in the background.
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You can use these purifying shampoos intermittently to keep your hair in good shape.
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But I want to tie in a bit of myself to the account intermittently.
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The Fed's recent rate-cutting has intermittently given stocks a boost in recent months.
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The Section 230 defense now worked only intermittently, as courts increasingly read in exceptions.
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We see suffering only intermittently, and our days make safe spaces for these interruptions.
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Many studies also follow patients only intermittently, in periodic surveys and visits to hospitals.
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As speculative fiction, "They Will Drown in Their Mothers' Tears" is only intermittently compelling.
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The system would store and intermittently release energy to the the region's electrical infrastructure.
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But, like Ishmael, I intermittently get a strong urge to take to the ship.
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The compression intermittently reduces blood flow, and that could make this kind of noise.
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It surfaces in the McIntyre and Garland works, agreeably but intermittently, and without flair.
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Of my three clients, only one continues to attend art class, and it's intermittently.
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Over the past year, Jimi and I have been intermittently collaborating on some songs.
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Nor were they citizens of an empire, the Ottoman, intermittently at war with Venice.
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For decades, hip-hop made it to the screen — big and small — only intermittently.
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Kallat then places them outside and intermittently lights parts of the drawing on fire.
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But these five women, intermittently friends, persisted and, each in her own way, triumphed.
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After a month it came to a halt, and broadcast only intermittently following that.
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Some Portal models have been intermittently out of stock in select channels and regions.
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The results were a little ridiculous, but also scary, thrilling and intermittently thought-provoking.
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Hours later, most shoppers were still there, waiting in snaking lines and shrieking intermittently.
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The latter is used intermittently by White House officials, according to The Washington Post.
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Turkey intermittently blocks social media, such as during the attempted government coup last summer.
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In 2004-20023, as the talks are held intermittently, North Korea continues missile testing.
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The use of Botox to treat excessive sweating is also common, but requires injections intermittently.
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Two years earlier, after feeling intermittently suicidal for a month, I was driving to work.
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"The controlled blasting is targeted and will continue intermittently for the rest of the month."
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Instead of intermittently blocking access to social networks, Sri Lanka could always try ... regulating them?
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That said, I found myself only intermittently gripped by "Amarillo," as the episode is titled.
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She would intermittently end contact before Marquis-Boire reached out again and they resumed speaking.
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We were not in close contact, but intermittently we would call and visit each other.
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While the phone may be intermittently operational afterwards, it's unlikely to make a full recovery.
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"Oftentimes, atrial fibrillation occurs intermittently and might not occur for a whole week," he explained.
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I don't have a car, so I'll intermittently use my boyfriend's car while he's away.
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Duran Duran has always been dedicated to superficial pleasures while intermittently concerned with weightier topics.
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Stir intermittently for about 10 minutes to thoroughly incorporate the aromatics and heat them through.
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On the other side, the neighbor's dogs intermittently bark at us weird, white-suited aliens.
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And how will they appear without the cheesy soundtrack that plays intermittently in the gallery?
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Lately, Minnesota has not only been fun; they've been almost relevant and, intermittently, tantalizingly good.
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It has eased the blockade intermittently, allowed varying amounts of fuel, food supplies and medicine.
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Yesterday, they were photographed walking down the street carrying coffee mugs and intermittently making out.
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The video recorded only intermittently, and shows the car was gone by 3:35 p.m.
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Then his watchmaker would evaluate the watch, which had been running intermittently in recent days.
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For almost three years they were held in the detention camp, humiliated and intermittently terrorized.
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Twitter was intermittently down for thousands of users Tuesday in the United States in Europe.
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In her home, three tanks and several other containers collect water when it comes intermittently.
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The film is only intermittently revelatory, too, giving this "Retour à Reims" a disjointed feel.
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The AiB website was down intermittently all weekend and, when it functioned, it loaded slowly.
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The JAMA study looked at teens, ages 15 and 16, intermittently over a two-year period.
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Coalition troops fired intermittently at Islamic State targets from inside MRAPs (mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles).
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Staff members intermittently cropped up to scold us as we whispered our way through the activities.
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FCA-Renault, like almost every possible automotive pairing, had been studied intermittently for years by dealmakers.
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Ford has said that Judge was in the room intermittently, encouraging Kavanaugh while she was assaulted.
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It had been raining lightly and intermittently that night, but not enough to get anyone wet.
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Millan, a New York native, said he used the word "intermittently" as a kid growing up.
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In between releases, publisher Cardboard Computer has intermittently released free mini-games to whet players' appetites.
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Banned Twitter troll Chuck Johnson sat a few seats down giggling intermittently at who knows what.
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When these connections break, the touchscreen works only intermittently, and eventually touch functionality is lost altogether.
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During the hours that the two craft were separated, all three astronauts intermittently discussed the sounds.
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The participants stayed in unsheltered locations, shelters, intermittently with family or friends, or in rental housing.
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Intermittently she dances with me, and I assume I look like some sort of corpse bride.
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Pritchett also says to skip the cokes, margaritas and caloric beers intermittently, and drink water instead.
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The attacker then logged on intermittently from December to June to conduct reconnaissance, the company says.
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Under a preliminary permit, K+S has been forced to suspend production intermittently at major mines.
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Protests against military rule have taken place intermittently in Bangkok since the start of the year.
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That compared to about 56 percent among woman who ended up bed-sharing intermittently or never.
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The site has since been intermittently blocking her for three day-periods for reposting the image.
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Young has played with Crazy Horse intermittently since 1969 and they last recorded together in 2012.
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Still, I'm not sure that Daniel Aukin's warm and intermittently rollicking production finds the right tone.
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And a top social media platform has intermittently blocked the use of the "MeToo China" hashtag.
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Many of these filmmakers — including Lemmons and Singleton — would work intermittently over the next 20 years.
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We had it intermittently on Air Force One … When you're in the air, you're cut off.
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Blasting is expected to take place intermittently for the next month, according to the Associated Press.
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They have been working together intermittently ever since, with each new collaboration expanding on the last.
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We had learned of each other's movements, literary and otherwise, intermittently and remotely, through my mother.
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The once-bustling storefronts of Nevsky Prospect were either shuttered or offered their wares only intermittently.
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He intermittently stopped the interview to thank those leaving the synagogue for coming out in support.
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China continues to block American platforms like Twitch, Google, Facebook, and intermittently blocks Reddit as well.
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I did also notice the Smart Display had a tendency to disconnect from Wi-Fi intermittently.
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I ran a low-grade fever, was intermittently nauseated, and coughed until I doubled over gagging.
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Barrera said she missed payments as she waited on money transfers from Caracas, which arrived intermittently.
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FCA-Renault, like almost every possible automotive pairing, has been studied intermittently for years by dealmakers.
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Intermittently, over the next two decades, the group worked in nightlife, fashion, film, literature, and art.
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" On Tuesday morning, the source added, "My understanding is he has slept intermittently and eaten as well.
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He joined the daytime drama in 1982 and was featured intermittently until his last appearance this year.
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Intermittently they removed the pistol he used from its evidence bag in the centre of the courtroom.
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The company now is informing customers that buys and sells will be "intermittently" offline during the day.
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The video intermittently switches between those waves and oil paint brushstrokes, in cloudy white and burnt orange.
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He's been battling the disease ever since, and intermittently had to miss time from his broadcasting work.
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Intermittently, between exhibitions, they will provide short opportunities for artist to propose new ideas for the space.
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That shouldn't take long, but you'll want to taste the pasta intermittently to see when it's done.
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Trump fought vociferously with both senators during the presidential campaign as well as intermittently during his presidency.
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In "dunfords," by contrast, the black characters have plenty to say, but their voices intermittently wax incomprehensible.
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Ashfall On top of all that, the USGS said ash was still erupting intermittently from Kilauea's summit.
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My phone worked intermittently, but I couldn't make calls; only the occasional text message would go through.
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They've intermittently turned up in unexpected local waterways as well — like the Gowanus Canal and Flushing River.
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Living with PTSD can cause a survivor's mind to intermittently dip back into traumatic moments without warning.
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For all the good that it can do and even intermittently does, the internet is also exhausting.
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Platt was a precursor to the Invincibles who came afterwards, in that he struggled intermittently in Italy.
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They were teammates in rookie ball that summer before their paths quickly diverged, intersecting intermittently but meaningfully.
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Intermittently, a violinist (Mariella Haubs) roams Wilson Chin's jagged-edged, reversible set, handsomely lit by John Froelich.
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The gunman fired intermittently at police -- sometimes shooting out of a window -- during the standoff, Ross said.
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It imprisoned political opponents for years, intermittently closed universities and denied the population access to the internet.
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A shot of a waterfall feeding a stream, verdant trees and plants crowding its banks intermittently repeats.
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But when I started going to school, she was intermittently absent, hospitalized for weeks at a time.
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Since their triumph in 1967, they have produced on-ice excitement intermittently and off-ice drama consistently.
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For a half-hour, they enjoyed espresso and pastries at their corner table, interrupted intermittently by selfies.
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And on a few other songs here, she breaks into a kind of intermittently unconvincing talk-singing.
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The insurgents had blown up cellphone towers for two different companies, but a third was working intermittently.
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His narrator is at least intermittently aware of his precarious place and the absurdity of his quest.
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For example, there's often a villain who will sneak up on the protagonist intermittently throughout the play.
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The municipality comes intermittently to fix the burst pipes, but the fixes don't last long, she said.
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The internet was only working intermittently, so I had very little contact with my friends and family.
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"This confirmation process has become a national disgrace," Kavanaugh said in an intermittently angry and tearful opening statement.
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Ford said that Judge was in the room at the time of alleged assault, intermittently egging Kavanaugh on.
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This meant an alarm would intermittently blare during the evacuation and would have to be repeatedly manually reset.
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Though this is demanding dance — all five women maintain muscular tension for long periods — it's only intermittently rewarding.
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US sanctions against Iran have increased intermittently since the US pulled out of the JCPOA in May 2018.
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He has to take work calls intermittently throughout, but it's nice to have some time with just him!
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Over the course of four years, its light output intermittently tanked, sometimes by as much as 20 percent.
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The protesters continued to interrupt the vote intermittently and were forcibly removed by the Senate's Sergeant at Arms.
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BET cameras just hovered over a darkened screen for a minute too long while the audience intermittently cheered.
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Although Google prioritizes faster websites in its search algorithm, it may also penalize sites that go offline intermittently.
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That is, a country effectively divided into rival fiefdoms, with efforts intermittently made to enforce a ceasefire agreement.
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They begin as 2, 3, 5, 7, 11 and continue to appear intermittently all the way to infinity.
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While power returned intermittently to parts of Caracas, the capital, by Friday afternoon, many states remained without electricity.
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It also showed the vehicle operator behind the wheel intermittently looking down while the car was driving itself.
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Since she announced she was leaving the White House, Hicks has only been in the West Wing intermittently.
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"Marigold" is intermittently warm and tense, a more subdued and melancholy album than the ones that precede it.
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To the west, there were few immediate quakes; they occurred intermittently over several months after the fracking ended.
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The affected segment has capacity to move up to 2,400 barrels of oil per day and runs intermittently.
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Today, the streets felt deserted because many of these showcase homes have wealthy absentee owners who visit intermittently.
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Bare light bulbs hang intermittently from the ceiling by their cords, like the clustered grapes in the valley.
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The amount of weight you lose while fasting intermittently depends on which version of the diet you choose.
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About one-third of the world's oil tankers use the waterway, which Iran has intermittently threatened to close.
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On medium heat and covered, cook for 20-30 minutes, stirring intermittently, until the onions become a compote.
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The site's new hosting arrangement seems less than reliable, however, as the website intermittently went offline throughout the morning.
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Bennett also allegedly admitted to intermittently beating Clark with a metal baseball bat on Thursday and Friday, records show.
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That appeared to contradict a recent report by a U.S. think tank that said the lab had operated intermittently.
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We make ourselves tea and chill out on the couch for a bit, watching Hulu and dozing off intermittently.
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Wind turbines and solar panels provide power only intermittently; for now, dirtier power plants are needed as back up.
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I started ordering these intermittently after my boyfriend complained about my cooking and I'll probably stop getting them now.
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In the Orinoco Belt, some drilling rigs are working only intermittently for lack of crews, said two sources there.
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Shipping firms since last year have intermittently retained loaded oil cargoes as a way to pressure PDVSA for payment.
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I spend the evening reading and watching Netflix intermittently, and my partner and I get to bed around 11.
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Not every store was infected by hackers' malware, and even at stores that were affected, the malware operated intermittently.
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Husband does his own video game thing while I intermittently prep for my class for tomorrow and play banjo.
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That's a sort of chronic, long-term assault, whereas disasters strike quickly and intermittently, bringing a sudden psychological impact.
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He's only intermittently been a Republican for his adult life and clearly despises the party's orthodoxy on many issues.
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"He's really talking about me, which is weird," said Ramos, who himself was intermittently homeless between 1987 and 1990.
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Misti intermittently slept under the room's window on a pullout bed that doubled as a couch during the day.
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In this barren place, we receive an escort to a large military base, where artillery cannons are firing intermittently.
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The alert level has since been lowered but the rumbling Agung has erupted intermittently since then occasionally disrupting flights.
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When the crises do intermittently hit, it's the players who are labelled bottlers, the managers bunglers, the owners bloodsuckers.
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Talk of a compromise, which comes up intermittently, always seems to run head-on into a wall of obstacles.
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Since then, one-off shows in faraway places like Warsaw and Zaragoza, Spain, have appeared intermittently on her website.
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Ms. Keys was intermittently strong, her voice excellent on older hits and too good for her dimmer newer material.
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It is intermittently a work of fiction, but it is also an exercise in theory, cultural anthropology, and memoir.
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Since independence, the Nigerian government has intermittently pressed claims for restitution of the bronzes, which the museums have resisted.
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The final abode is on a wooded, intermittently waterlogged double lot on South San Francisco Street, near the university.
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Clashes between the Turkish military and Syrian Democratic Forces have intermittently plagued and delayed the final operations against ISIS.
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"Growth of a Flower" features scans of flowers that intermittently pulse with illumination, like flickering digital still lifes paintings.
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Wilmots has perhaps learned from those games, but in both Belgium struggled badly for rhythm and threatened only intermittently.
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He is more naturalistically and intermittently troubled than Mr. Platt was, more apprehensible as an actual 17-year-old.
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Roam's live-in community managers played camp counselors, urging on social activity in a pleasant albeit intermittently patronizing way.
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Maybe you've seen Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey extolling the benefits of fasting intermittently and drinking "salt juice" each morning.
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Lightning strikes near the stadium continued intermittently for three hours after the initial delay, and more storms were expected.
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Rappers usually hit this pitch of surreal intensity on individual singles, or intermittently over the course of a mixtape.
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While some groups perform intermittently along the parade route, others make a point of dancing as much as possible.
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Once in these cells, people may be observed intermittently through a locked door by security or even health staff.
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On an intermittently sunny morning in August, the artist Peter McGough is in his Bushwick, Brooklyn, studio contemplating mortality.
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A group of women with a sign that read " KYSSEN 10 KR " ("Kiss 10 Kronor") wandered by, chortling intermittently.
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He will be allowed to serve his jail sentence on weekends or intermittently during his three years of probation.
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Fourteen habitable structures — including workshops, meeting halls and houses, some occupied full time, others intermittently — mark the desolate landscape.
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He's been using it for the last two and a half years intermittently with, according to him, resounding success.
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Frankincense wafts through the space, while screeching dragon sounds can be heard intermittently between the soundscape of ceremonial music.
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But because this required extra staffing and thereby extra funding, it meant that the program could only operate intermittently.
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Things got heavy quickly in several public parking lots as we intermittently bar-crawled and had public sexual encounters.
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The phrase "America First" was intermittently resurrected in the decades since, but the odor of anti-Semitism never went away.
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Faith established herself in street art in her boyfriend's graffiti crew while waitressing or working intermittently as a graphic designer.
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Unlike coal and natural gas plants, which operate on command, solar and wind farms operate intermittently and at different hours.
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He used his inaugural address to criticise the liberal orthodoxy to which Mexican governments have intermittently adhered for three decades.
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Over four years of Kepler observations, the star's light output intermittently tanked, dropping by roughly 20 percent on one occasion.
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They have been selling the U.S. dollar, euro and British pound intermittently as various central banks signal their next steps.
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Spend the rest of the evening intermittently watching the DVD, reading, and screening after-hours emergency phone calls from patients.
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Further strikes were held intermittently throughout the 80s and 70s, with the largest strike in 1992 involving some 11,00 prisoners.
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Six different pizzas now rested on burnished metal stands, intermittently punctuated with an assortment of calzones, stromboli, salads, and beverages.
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It has electric moments, but only becomes focused intermittently, in the last couple hours of its six-episode initial run.
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Thai Interior Minister General Anupong Paochinda said the divers could only work intermittently due to the restrictions of their equipment.
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On Olympics RIO DE JANEIRO — The last day of the Olympics was windy and intermittently rainy: not quite beach weather.
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It was intermittently clever, and overwhelmingly baffling, like recruiting strangers to crash a house party and take over the stereo.
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Intermittently throughout the play are projected the scores being racked up by the Gamer, and the various levels he's playing.
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Over the next week or so, various vessels, flights and satellites intermittently saw an ashy plume rising from the island.
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"Dry shampoo certainly has its advantages and can be used intermittently for people with very oily hair," Dr. Yates says.
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I have been a nurse for six years and I have worked that night shift intermittently throughout the six years.
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The attacks, commonly known as distributed denial of service, or DDoS attacks, took those sites intermittently offline throughout the day.
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The new ad product will show full-screen ads intermittently as users swipe through photos and videos on Instagram Stories.
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Chat notifications are rare and are sent intermittently, and the Gchat integration across both desktop and mobile is exceedingly buggy.
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Separately, the social media company's three main services — Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp — went down intermittently around the world on Wednesday.
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Six other cities use it intermittently, as part of a national twice-yearly campaign to go after buyers of sex.
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As the tale was spooling out, Sanders looked at the man only intermittently, and only for seconds at a time.
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Since then, Congress has intermittently tightened regulations, only to loosen them under industry pressure, leading to a cycle of exploitation.
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Nonetheless, as the book intermittently and reluctantly recognises, Trump's appeal reflects a lack of popular enthusiasm for the progressive approach.
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Based in Chicago, Ms. Reid is artist in residence this year at Roulette, where she performs intermittently in different arrangements.
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But Struff, a German, does not specialize in doubles, and he and McLachlan were only intermittently at the same tournaments.
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She said he can serve his time behind bars intermittently, including on weekends, during a three-year term of probation.
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He carried some seven cellphones with him at any given time, and used them intermittently to foil any spying attempts.
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Jason Clarke plays Ted, adopting a version of the longtime senator's distinctive accent that intermittently disappears as the movie progresses.
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Essentially, that moment acknowledges that a nuclear-armed North Korea, which intermittently tests long-range missiles, is the new normal.
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Intermittently, it is dragged into fighting the Taliban, as when its advisors helped order airstrikes to repel insurgents in Ghazni.
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Intermittently, Americans are beginning to get upset that their government is locking tens of thousands of human beings in camps.
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Directed by Dustin Wills at the Bushwick Starr, Mr. Howze's intelligent, unruly and intermittently wonderful play is grounded in experience.
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Conservation groups are now arguing that the permit applications and government responses should be consistently published online and not intermittently.
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Three decades of armed conflict in Northern Ireland ended only in 1998, and paramilitary violence has intermittently flared ever since.
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Playing live onstage, they're joined intermittently by the multitasking dancers Warren Craft on guitar and Nicholas Van Young on drums.
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Although intermittently available on home video in the United States, "Fireflies" is only now getting an official theatrical release here.
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Fluorescent lights flicker intermittently inside the hotel, which doubles as a brothel and serves as the headquarters of tonight's operation.
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Loggers have been protesting intermittently outside the Capitol for weeks, circling the building in their logging trucks on some days.
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During my visit, police cars passed intermittently and a charity support van was parked on the side of the road.
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With enough people — perhaps thousands — the sit-in caused targeted websites to slow or maybe even crash, rendering them intermittently inaccessible.
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"I'm intermittently terrified and confident," Harington said on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday ahead of his SNL debut.
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The film is intermittently hilarious, thanks in large part to the chemistry and comic timing of Gal Gadot and Chris Pine.
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"This is the biggest show of force, by far," said Johnson, who has been coming to the camp intermittently since September.
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The tradition seemed to date back years, intermittently, and no doubt there were other programs in other conferences with similar routines.
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Since 1967, such bans have been imposed intermittently on countries such as Algeria, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Sudan, Cuba, and North Vietnam.
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Nothing she did was against her will and they continued seeing each other intermittently, she said, for the next 10 years.
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About three years ago, I started intermittently microdosing LSD and psilocybin—about 50 micrograms per day for a week or so.
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Even as they intermittently came back, the websites moved as though internet speed had been transported back to the late 1990s.
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It's not specifying the exact problem but says MacBooks using the affected cables may not charge or may only charge intermittently.
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Almost three weeks later, the sunken tug is still there, still intermittently leaking diesel, and clean-up efforts have barely begun.
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It's all set against the cold beat of the original, with Missy yelling "REEEEEMIX" intermittently, so you know it slaps hard.
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Intermittently implemented by U.S. governments since 1984, Barack Obama lifted the measure at the start of his own presidency in 2009.
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ISIS too, intermittently rises, and then, after coalition airstrikes, falls -- competing to be the most extreme actor in a crowded marketplace.
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Discussions about a meeting between the Russian patriarch and the pope have been in progress, intermittently, for a couple of decades.
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In the event, the ninth Democratic debate, ahead of the Empire state's primary on April 19th, intermittently lived down to expectations.
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Unlike some of the other live TV musicals, the studio audience was only intermittently a factor, and rarely for the better.
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It happened intermittently, more often in the warmer months, and it was probably normal, although he'd never discussed it with anyone.
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The dispute has since seen each side impose additional duties on the other, with negotiations between top officials taking place intermittently.
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Blend for about 21 to 29 minutes, intermittently scraping down the sides of the bowl until it forms a thick paste.
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Born in Afghanistan in 1988, Furmuli was a child during the civil war that raged intermittently for more than three decades.
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On the Rvn is an intermittently impressively, ultimately minor snapshot of where Thug has been since last summer's Beautiful Thugger Girls.
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Perhaps the most important thing to note about Thompson's use of the side on stance is that he uses it intermittently.
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Mortar shells fired by Islamic State landed intermittently in the area while the medics from the CTS forces treated the wounded.
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Once you're attuned to the rhythm of adding the broth, she told me, you can stir intermittently; just stay close by.
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Yet if the novel succeeds only intermittently as a parable, it's gripping as a story, especially when it leaves the Wall.
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The bones are piled neatly along a winding path, with foreboding quotes in Latin and French painted intermittently as you go.
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Jarring vibrations, intermittently suspended by loose sand slides and pothole plunges, shook the truck; red bull dust seeped through closed vents.
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I mostly sit on my phone and contemplate what to get for lunch, stopping intermittently to check out equipment to patrons.
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They are released intermittently from reconnaissance flights, and make direct observations all the way down from the plane to the surface.
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It's a decisive and arresting opening, suggesting a dramatic intent that Mr. Scarlett sustains only intermittently through the 40-minute piece.
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But our peacetime institutions are not justified by how they intermittently intersect with national security concerns — it's the other way around.
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He plays the piano, but only intermittently onstage, more to contribute to the pageantry than to show off his modest chops.
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As Sonic, Wiz Khalifa, Lil Yachty, and others run throughout various rooms and running lanes, clips from the movie intermittently play.
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The airport has been intermittently shut down, and there are reports that Beijing's patience is wearing thin after outbreaks of violence.
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It is pacifist and environmentalist, yet protectionist; socially liberal, yet wary of immigration; keen on Putin's Russia, but only intermittently Eurosceptic.
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While different parts of production were shut down Wednesday morning, the entire line was halted intermittently, said Unifor spokeswoman Kathleen O'Keefe.
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But the notebooks also contain, intermittently but often, the scribbles of a harried, logistically minded mother: reminders about bills and birthdays.
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It is also possible that the methane is ancient, trapped inside Mars for millions of years but escaping intermittently through cracks.
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Wall Street has been living with trade-war static for more than a year, only intermittently finding cause to punish equity values.
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The Army has been investigating the killing intermittently since 2011, and, like Gallagher's case, has been featured during segments on Fox News.
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Grace Gummer, in a truly unfortunate brown wig, portrays Nora Ephron, showing up intermittently as a kind of consciousness-raising Yoda figure.
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CNN's Spanish language site, which was intermittently blocked on Tuesday, experienced a spike in visitors from Venezuela, according to a CNN spokesperson.
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Those talks would be in addition to United Nations brokered talks that have been taking place intermittently in Geneva, Putin told reporters.
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The ruthless pounding continued, intermittently lit by flashes of light that burned the image, quite literally, into the retinas of the crowd.
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It does take time and patience; I stirred the roux intermittently for over an hour to get the right golden brown color.
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"The touch screen would intermittently begin acting as if someone was touching it rapidly at many different points," one member wrote in.
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The US has around 62,000 military personnel permanently stationed in Europe across 21 bases, and has previously sent a brigade in intermittently.
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Like Ms Das and Mr Siddiqui themselves, Manto migrated to the cosmopolitan city from the inland provinces, working intermittently as a screenwriter.
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When it's not being used to store whatever your hands can't quite hold, you can probably guess what it's intermittently filled with.
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Trade tensions would surely persist, flaring up intermittently in the coming years, but the prospect of tit-for-tat tariffs would diminish.
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The football fans now work intermittently as fishermen, farmers and drivers of three-wheeled mototaxis, most earning less than $221 a day.
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So much so that I could only intermittently run it before it would bring my entire Chrome browser to a crashing halt.
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We were right at 'peak superhero,' particularly in the sense that the superheroes were all intermittently clenching their jaw muscles and brooding.
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This is a slow-motion crisis in which the casualties—the weakest companies and cities—appear intermittently rather than all at once.
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The whole panel was pretty dogged-out; the pots barely moved, and a number of the buttons didn't work, or worked intermittently.
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These accounts are generally places where joyful, intermittently ironic tribute is paid to the people or objects that make up popular culture.
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Last week, she noted that pipeline equipment did not detect the spill, possibly because the 27,2600 barrel-per-day line runs intermittently.
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"The current policy around cannabis in Britain is a messy patchwork of legislation intermittently enforced," writes journalist Boris Starling, the report's author.
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Many didn't have food or water on hand, there were no easily accessible bathrooms, and it had been raining intermittently all morning.
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He said he would "step back and take a long time to listen," then returned to clubs nine months later, performing intermittently.
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It pays tribute to Halpert's sometimes overly possessive love of her artists and the love many of them felt, intermittently, in return.
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But, when we used the battery at the beach, it would turn on and off intermittently even though it was fully charged.
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The secretary has been in Foggy Bottom intermittently since his firing last week to complete paperwork and assist with the transition process.
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Stir intermittently for about 22 to 224 minutes, until the flavors have deepened and married and emit a notably fragrant steam. 5.
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Here's what you need to know about the ongoing situation on the island: Ten fissures have been intermittently spewing lava since Thursday.
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Ms. Brown, a world-class choreographer for decades, has not choreographed — for health reasons — since 2011; her company now performs only intermittently.
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Israel and Egypt have imposed a blockade on Gaza since the Hamas' takeover, although Egypt intermittently opens its border crossing into Gaza.
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According to Vidal, Berenson will be at Musée du quai Branly up until November, but will move around the exhibition only intermittently.
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My calls came through intermittently, and for the most part, I spent the day responding to emails, which were easier to handle.
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It was a cheerful moment in an otherwise arid production that found its pulse intermittently, but rarely with exacting power and flow.
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Based on three of 10 episodes, the series is flashy, intermittently entertaining and ephemeral — a ghastly event turned into a jazzy satire.
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The nearby San Geronimo A backup substation, which transmits much weaker current from the smaller Matagua hydropower plant, operated intermittently on Sunday.
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Ms. Bérubé tucks her revealer into the center of the grid, where the answer to the clue "Intermittently" is ON AND OFF.
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I try to get organized for tomorrow's trip to L.A., stopping intermittently to look at our editor's various tweaks on the pilot.
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Mr. Clarke reunited intermittently over the years with Motörhead, including in 2000 at a 25th-anniversary concert at Brixton Academy in London.
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" Schlesinger, himself a figure in the Adams tradition, added: "As a novel of political ideas, 'Democracy' is intermittently brilliant but ultimately unsatisfactory.
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The video shows Houts, who has more than 330,000 subscribers, recording a video, and seemingly smacking and spitting on her dog intermittently.
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And its energy needs are staggering — nearly one-quarter of its population has no electricity and many others get it only intermittently.
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So does Chisa Hutchinson's "Somebody's Daughter," produced by Second Stage Uptown and directed by May Adrales ("Vietgone"), though it flames only intermittently.
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Her mother has recently died, and her face is badly bruised — her mouth intermittently bleeds without warning — from a recent, drunken fall.
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When I'm working on a nonfiction book, I intermittently read at my desk about whatever subject I'm writing about, pretty much constantly.
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The world intrudes intermittently: the reader is in the same position as this lonely pair, waiting to see what it will bring.
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She said that during her two-week journey, she was given her medication intermittently and fed only fast food; she vomited repeatedly.
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Here is a man who wants your crossword to be so entertaining that he worked on today's puzzle intermittently over seven years.
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When the user attempts to stream the camera footage, the Home Hub&aposs screen glitches, with random images appearing intermittently on screen.
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The valve on the radiator wakes me up most nights, intermittently making one of the loudest hissing sounds I have ever heard.
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For years, we released Radio Motherboard episodes only intermittently because we were worried about making the audio and the editing sound perfect.
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He returns to them intermittently throughout the series; in the midst of their conversations, the camera lingers and swerves around animated faces.
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Inside a small army-run zoo—home to toucans, a jaguar and even a manatee—garish macaws rescued from animal traffickers squawk intermittently.
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That's because it's the title of George R. R. Martin's as-yet-unreleased sixth novel, from which Martin has intermittently shared individual chapters.
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Let's start with William, who has appeared intermittently in flashbacks and sometimes as a ghost in the episodes since his death last season.
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The existing wall runs intermittently along the dividing line between the US and Mexico, covering about 650 miles of the 403,989-mile border.
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An alternating trio of bodybuilders, shiny and slick, painted over in red and gold paint, posed intermittently with ceramic vases in their hands.
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Then came Yuna's nightly FaceTime visit with her grandparents in South Korea, who sing and show pictures as Yuna intermittently eyes the screen.
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A woman a row ahead of me took gulps from a water bottle that intermittently blinked red to remind her when to hydrate.
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I spend my whole day in front of a computer, and a lot of time intermittently on my phone answering texts and emails.
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It forms the western portion of Chuginadak Island and has been intermittently producing small lava flows and explosions since 2001, the observatory said.
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Sleep apnea occurs when a person's airway becomes partially or completely blocked during sleep, and as a result, breathing intermittently stops and starts.
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Observatory director Rami Abdulrahman said government-held areas of Aleppo were "a bit quieter today," but that rebels were still firing shells intermittently.
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According to prosecutors, Lucas and Christopher were allegedly intermittently pummeled, kicked, and whipped by nine of the church's congregants – including their own parents.
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Check "Girl," an epic seven-minute slow jam: rubbery bass and an intermittently yearning keyboard figure build to an overwhelming degree of burn.
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The group may "intermittently generate cash or consume cash," but is more focused on the "next decade than the next quarter," warned IAC.
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The team was unlucky and undermanned, intermittently fun without quite ever being all that good, and none of that was really that important.
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Witnessing Hockney painstakingly — if intermittently — compose this painting at a tumultuous period in his life testifies to the unpredictable nature of creative brilliance.
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Versace (Edgar Ramírez) and his longtime partner, Antonio (Ricky Martin), only appear intermittently, like pops from a flashbulb rather than fully developed characters.
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Over four years of observational data, the star's light output intermittently tanked, something that isn't consistent with any astronomical phenomenon we're aware of.
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But "Sexting" is really a light, witty, intermittently philosophical look at a genre of amateur photography that can't help infiltrating other figurative art.
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Books such as "The Elephant in the Brain" show why the experience has been stimulating and fun, and also frustrating and intermittently demoralizing.
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Sharp is careful to point out that, for individual influencers, recommendations like eschewing cooked foods or fasting intermittently could be healthy and beneficial.
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Pickles, ice cream, or weed edibles are all awesome intermittently, but having to eat them every single day is not for the meek.
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But how do you actually follow through without getting distracted, clicking intermittently between Facebook and Netflix until the shops start blasting Slade again?
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A crediting tradition begun in the first two films and intermittently revived over the years, "The Shape" is back for the 2018 sequel.
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Protesters remained in the area, with some approaching the officers intermittently, talking with them or appearing to record them with cell phone cameras.
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The school that a Malian boy, Moussa Konate, attended was closed intermittently for months; jihadists did not close the school for six months.
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A Reuters witness spotted Islamic State militants inside the enclave as gun battles raged intermittently and the SDF fired mortar and artillery shells.
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Since President Trump's recognition this month of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, Palestinians have been clashing intermittently with Israeli forces outside the hotel's gates.
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In the 22004s, neuroscientist Gregory Berns ran experiments during which participants were intermittently shocked while having their brain scanned in an fMRI machine.
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Those four words also capture the vibe of the early pages of "The Feral Detective," Jonathan Lethem's flaky, trivial, intermittently entertaining 11th novel.
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Intermittently dormant thereafter for nearly a century, the devil we know came roaring back when Trump launched his presidency of fear and hate.
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The production, under the direction of Austin Pendleton, only intermittently achieves the paradoxical merger of vast emotion and delicate expression that Foote requires.
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Miller's new novel, "Now We Shall Be Entirely Free," seems bent on defying convention and expectations, and deploys the Mantel magic only intermittently.
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Robert Redford is president, Vietnam has become the 226st state, and you'll notice bits of trans-dimensional squid falling from the sky intermittently.
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As Jacob grows older, he leaves the family to become another statistic of the 1980s drug trade, returning to see Tracy only intermittently.
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B.H.L.'s latest book, "The Genius of Judaism," which is intermittently fascinating and irritating, if not unparseable, does little to clarify the picture.
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Muhal Richard Abrams, Roscoe Mitchell and George Lewis, all seminal constituents of the A.A.C.M., have worked intermittently with Mr. Kotik in recent years.
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It's those dichotomies—the split between good and evil—that make the book intermittently interesting to me, and less so its lighthearted tone.
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The medical device tax and health insurance tax have been intermittently implemented, while Congress preserved a moratorium on the "Cadillac" tax until 2022.
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The daily air strikes were halted on Sunday but small skirmishes took place as rebel snipers fired intermittently on positions held by troops.
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Her contrary motions and eccentricity generally keep things intriguing, though at the cost of intermittently making you worry if she's lost her way.
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As the march neared Talk of the Town, a cheesesteak joint, the dynamic deescalated, though people continued to intermittently scream at one another.
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Or, anyway: that is true in the abstract, but only intermittently true in watching the actual games in this year's wild card season.
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Unseasonable bursts of rain and sleet came intermittently as he used a t-shirt to cover his face and protect himself from the cold.
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Sharkey fought intermittently over the next couple of years against opposition like "Unknown Winston" and was knocked to the canvas even in his victories.
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He said a state police investigator worked alongside him, and they were intermittently helped by officers around the country who checked backgrounds of students.
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It's intermittently amusing and often visually arresting, but — like, some would say, the game of baseball itself — it would benefit from being sped up.
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When a liar is disparaged by someone who is himself only intermittently trustworthy, how can observers separate what is true from what is not?
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His name popped up intermittently—most visibly in recent years on Vince Staples's excellent tracks "Norf Norf" and "Summertime"—but mostly he was quiet.
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It's certainly much simpler than dealing with apps like Push Bullet that are supposed to sync all your notifications but tend to work intermittently.
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The 24,000 barrel per day, six-inch pipeline runs intermittently, and at maximum has capacity to flow at 1,000 barrels per hour, Owen said.
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They share a border stretching more than 4,000 km (2,400 miles), where clashes have intermittently erupted over what India terms illegal immigrants from Bangladesh.
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This EP nails her core style while only intermittently tapping into the fiery energy that made 2014's Broke With Expensive Taste so glorious.
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West did the same thing six years ago, when he intermittently released free songs weekly to promote his album, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
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The opera house intermittently offers musical productions, and TV studios are filming drama series, which enjoy a huge following in the Arabic-speaking world.
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The voice that distinguished the early sections turns passive and awkward, reappearing only intermittently until the last act, in which we discover Paul's fate.
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Working without pay, TSA agents have begun to call in sick, and in Miami, one terminal has been closed, intermittently, due to staffing shortages.
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Following the fog to its source, you found banks of solenoid nozzles arrayed irregularly, half-hidden by the thick fog they intermittently pump out.
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During his earliest years, the fractured family moved from St. Louis to Georgia to Clearwater, Florida, intermittently homeless and sometimes spending nights in shelters.
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So, at least for human viewers, watching Deeply Artificial Trees is very much like a psychedelic trip: absolutely fascinating, often beautiful and intermittently nightmarish.
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Jillian, who also asked that her last name not be used, came to Mountain Valley after two years of only intermittently going to school.
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While the group has intermittently toured since 2006 — and their 2015 US tour was a major hit — they haven't created any more new material.
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It's a stark, glacial and intermittently arresting performance that could use some of the dangerous warmth that Russell Tovey brought to the London version.
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The episode intermittently crosscuts with the soft-focus vision of a distant tomorrow inhabited by Old Man Rick, as the fandom has termed him.
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The nearby San Geronimo A backup substation, which conveys a lesser amount of power from the smaller Macagua hydropower plant, operated intermittently on Sunday.
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Frustratingly fuzzy and intermittently provocative, "XY Chelsea" profiles Chelsea Manning, the U.S. Army analyst who leaked cascades of classified documents to WikiLeaks in 2010.
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Integrating renewable sources requires vast investments in electricity transmission — to move power from intermittently windy and sunny places to places where power is consumed.
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So far, though, this Juliet is a pencil sketch of what it may become: Only intermittently are we caught up in her thought process.
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This has been occurring intermittently as needed at several locations as well where the volume of arriving people exceeds the capacity of our facilities.
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I've gotten accustomed to Huawei's phones being very polished and bug-free, but here I've had problems with Facebook, which crashed intermittently (and often).
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have been assisting the UK Metropolitan Police with the Sussexes on-the-ground security "intermittently" since November 2019.
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In 1979, it reached the New York Times best-seller list, where it remained for more than a decade, returning intermittently for years afterward.
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The ceaselessness gains coherence in the middle of the work, when the recorded score of miscellany, intermittently flooded with water sounds, turns to Bach.
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"And our lives would change forever," says George (short for Georgia), who intermittently breaks the fourth wall for purposes of narration and lyrical soliloquizing.
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That's a shame because this is, intermittently, a fine production, directed with verve by Margot Bordelon and handsomely designed for the Underground's difficult space.
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Ford had said that Judge helped Kavanaugh push her into a bedroom at the party and was intermittently encouraging Kavanaugh during the alleged assault.
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It's mostly been downhill ever since, with Pyongyang intermittently conducting more nuclear tests, which are invariably followed by more sanctions by the international community.
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To keep the lights on intermittently, the government spends 10% of its budget to buy power for EdH generated at exorbitant prices by local firms.
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Barkley can talk about both in an entertaining and intermittently insightful way, but the perspective that Barkley has is incidental to the character he plays.
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On Wednesday, service on the messaging app was still intermittently available, though experts say the future of WhatsApp — now owned by Facebook — doesn't look good.
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" He continued: "You are intermittently handed a necklace of labels to hang around your neck, neither of your choosing nor making, both constricting and decorative.
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Photos of the protests, which have been happening intermittently since February, have shown people burning car tires and clashing with police in Port-au-Prince.
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Another found it's helpful for pregnant women to take supplements, while another found it's probably best for those supplements to come intermittently, rather than daily.
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The Pentagon has intermittently over the decades funded various efforts to evaluate unexplained incursions and phenomena, but the last official effort was shuttered in 2012.
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A video titled "Spotlight" (2015) shows glimpses of jungle vegetation intermittently illuminated by a flashlight, which reveals exotic insects traversing oblong leaves and narrow branches.
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There, the virus lies dormant—but intermittently it can travel back down the nerves and surface on your skin or mucus membranes, causing an outbreak.
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"For a short period yesterday morning we had an issue that intermittently impacted some Alexa customers' ability to interact with the service," the spokesperson said.
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She'll be playing a former leader of CTU, the counter-terrorism unit that Bauer worked at / was intermittently hunted down by throughout the original series.
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"As a result, your MacBook may not charge or only charge intermittently when it's connected to a power adapter with an affected cable," Apple says.
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A fire in a transformer in an underground electrical vault caused thundering explosions that continued intermittently for hours, Toronto Fire Captain Adrian Ratushniak told Reuters.
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The Mount Agung volcano on Bali island, east of Java, has been spewing smoke and ash intermittently for week, disrupting flights to the tourist spot.
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Those Krusty Krab nautical flute sounds, layered under 808 kick drums while a pirate intermittently shouts "HOOOOOO", have been viewed more than 44 million times.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee hearings with Kavanaugh lasted from Tuesday to Thursday and were met with aggressive protests, with individuals shouting intermittently throughout the hearings.
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While he had intermittently paid his $1,232.93 monthly rent between 2009 and 2013, he stopped paying once the eviction proceedings started, except on one occasion.
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And despite the momentary existentialism and tears, the Bliss pen helped me reorganize my thoughts, see things differently, and intermittently, did make me feel blissful.
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During the campaign and intermittently over his first year in office, Trump has been asked about his returns and when they might be released publicly.
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While they host thousands of people on game days and for big events like concerts, in general they are used intermittently and for short bursts.
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The Mighty Souls Brass Band greeted those arriving at the reception, and played intermittently throughout the evening before a D.J. took control of the music.
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So he stayed on for a few years more than planned, intermittently traveling with Jill until they relocated full time to Scotland in May 2015.
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That largess has intermittently fueled the highest economic growth rates in the country: The gross state domestic product grew at 16.5 percent in 2015-6.
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The government has intermittently blocked social media to avoid the spread of misinformation, and the police have declared curfews in some cities after smaller clashes.
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It says social distancing measures might have to be imposed for 18 months or more, at least intermittently, until a vaccine is developed and tested.
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The tumultuous, intermittently violent protests of the so-called Yellow Vest movement have shaken the country since they began in November, intensifying in recent weeks.
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The report warns, however, that many countries will need to retool their grids to manage the output from wind and solar plants, which run intermittently.
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Both the female variety, with the small zucchini attached, and the larger male flower are available intermittently during the summer months and are very expensive.
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The next day, when the team flew to Seattle, the Fraziers exchanged phone numbers and shortly thereafter some banter, which has stopped only intermittently since.
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With my first lap, I assessed the racing line, with my instructor riding shotgun — and intermittently reaching over to lend an assist with my steering.
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That talent is also intermittently evident in "Surrounds" whose 11 installation pieces, acquired over the past 15 years, are being shown for the first time.
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The smoke-shrouded staging, directed by the performance auteur Vanessa Beecroft, a longtime West collaborator, only intermittently clarified matters or offered her characteristic immaculate polish.
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Mr. Johnson, 19983, has worked intermittently at Paul, Weiss, returning four times after stints in public service, including three presidential appointments that required Senate confirmation.
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We sit at a bus stop by a junction on Beverly Boulevard as cars stop at the lights and radios intermittently blare as he talks.
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A Duke Blue Devil star-turned-New Orleans Pelicans first-round draft pick, Zion Williamson trended on Google intermittently throughout the 2018-2019 basketball season.
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I spoke with Biden intermittently in the months before and after Election Day, and I had no doubt as to why he didn't jump in.
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Often, percussion sounds are spattered intermittently around a bass line, or they tick steadily like a suspense-film soundtrack — more haunted house than dance floor.
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Mr. Booker's campaign website intermittently used ActBlue in 2013, 2014 and 2015, suggesting his full number of online donors is likely at least somewhat higher.
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Kanye, on the other hand, will give impulsive, intermittently lucid interviews, then two more follow-up interviews to clarify and walk back the first one.
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He's competent and intermittently pretty good, but he's still OJ Mayo, the guy with a nondescript beard and the grumpily vacant look in his eyes.
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After thousands of flexes, the phone's two "Touch IC" chips become unseated from the logic board, causing the touchscreen to work intermittently or not at all.
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The Brazilian military regime would intermittently adopt economic liberalism, especially under the aegis of Mario Henrique Simonsen, a brilliant economist (and one of Mr Guedes's tutors).
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As force-fed as it was, it did create a rush of vitality that the works on the program, most of them brief, delivered only intermittently.
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The movie, which is based off of John Gotti Jr.'s 2015 self-published memoir, Shadow of My Father, jumps intermittently through the famous mafioso's life.
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The social media platform was available only intermittently from late Tuesday morning local time (AEST) with availability going in and out globally almost every few minutes.
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The danger in the latter scenario is the Fed loses control of long-term interest rates while they intermittently tinker with short-term rates, he said.
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In a forum post detailing the findings, OnePlus says the script operated "intermittently" and the infected server has been quarantined from the rest of the system.
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Twitter, Reddit, Github, Spotify, and many others were knocked offline intermittently on Friday morning as a result of a cyberattack on a large internet infrastructure provider.
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His cell phone is working only intermittently because the North Korean cell phone network is overwhelmed with calls, just like the US network on 9/11.
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Apple did a remarkable job engineering the MacBook's ports — they shut down temporarily to protect themselves — but when they came back online, they only worked intermittently.
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The solution to the equation is probably this: No. If so, I feel for you, as I've been there myself and stayed there intermittently for years.
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" The source added that "he was not restrained" and that "he went freely," later saying, "my understanding is he has slept intermittently and eaten as well.
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His idea was to expose a tumor to medication intermittently, rather than in a constant assault, thereby reducing the pressure on its cells to evolve resistance.
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Salaries have been delayed intermittently since 2015 as Rio's finances began to falter from a deep recession and the cost of hosting the 2016 Olympic Games.
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State-subsidized food handouts, known as CLAP boxes, arrive ever more intermittently and wages worth a few dollars a month barely cover a single day's shopping.
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Other BBC productions followed, intermittently: in 1982, he drew attention as Obadiah Slope, the slimy curate of the Anthony Trollope TV adaptation of The Barchester Chronicles.
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Although Israel's borders are currently relatively quiet, conflicts with military groups in surrounding countries and territories flare up intermittently and can be damaging to economic activity.
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Though guitarist Ricky Sampson was never formally charged, allegations of sexual assault stemming from an incident when he was 17 had intermittently resurfaced throughout Foxing's existence.
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At that moment, he was intermittently hitting and passing a blunt, and bumping "No Love," a cut from his 2016 album, Legendary, at concrete-warping volume.
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I hear (and largely fail to understand) this accent intermittently as I walk the length of Aintree's outer wall towards a tent called the Steeplechase Enclosure.
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That's a question raised, if not definitively answered, by "Disguise: Masks and Global African Art," an intermittently edifying and generally entertaining exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum.
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The frontier between Italy and France, where the police now intermittently patrol key tollgates and train stations, demonstrates in many ways how those policies keep failing.
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Over the years in the States, Mergia managed to intermittently self-release a few tapes and CDs, but little of it reached his fans in Ethiopia.
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Intermittently, he channeled the discomfiting straight talk of Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy, who spoke at the Oscars in 1977 and 1988, respectively, about industry racism.
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However, core and bottom-line profitability of some banks was negatively affected by losses on swap operations as swap rates intermittently hit triple digits in 27Q2495.
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There were no immediate reports of widespread damage or other casualties from the tremors that started in the morning and carried on intermittently into the evening.
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McIlroy showed little emotion after he two-putted for par on the last hole to close out the tournament in brisk, overcast and intermittently rainy conditions.
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He remained there on Wednesday, despite embassy staff members erecting metal barricades between his tent and the front door, and intermittently sanding the railings behind him.
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The collection Ms. Noel will show on Wednesday will be infused, intermittently, with a message of uplift, one emphatically in tune with Ms. Daniel's own outlook.
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This is something the US has worked on intermittently for years, but it has never been prioritized in the same way we prioritize the military effort.
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In the process of setting up one of those experiments, he propped a plate vertically against a wall and noticed that bats intermittently crashed into it.
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In addition to the Taliban threat, several of the province's districts are intermittently threatened by members of the Islamic State, ensconced in the province's Achin District.
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NNPC also said the petroleum minister should have powers to intermittently set royalties payable for acreages located in deep offshore and inland basin production-sharing contracts.
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"Donald has been celebrated but way undervalued," said Mr. DeFrantz, who has been his friend and worked with him intermittently as a dramaturge since the 1990s.
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The son of a carpenter, he attended school only intermittently until he was seventeen, when his formal education ended and he was apprenticed to a printer.
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The solution to the equation is probably this: No. If so, I feel for you, as I've been there myself and stayed there intermittently for years.
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Seized by paroxysms of anger, Trump has intermittently pushed to fire his attorney general since March 2017, when Sessions announced his recusal from the Russia investigation.
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Putin played down the idea that the talks would sideline or overshadow similar talks brokered by the United Nations that have been held intermittently in Geneva.
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The projections will be 500 feet tall and 186 feet wide and cover 42 floors of the building; they will run intermittently from 8:30 p.m.
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You'll need an item called a Guide Feather to find new stages, and to get those you'll need to defeat bosses, who will intermittently drop them.
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The same man then followed Reuters journalists for the next 24 hours, joined intermittently by others in as many five vehicles, underscoring the sensitivity of the situation.
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On both Tuesday and Wednesday, roughly 70 protesters were either arrested or forced to leave the hearing room as they intermittently shouted out to disrupt the proceedings.
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A boy, who had a skateboard propped under his foot, held a candle jointly with the girl next to him while she intermittently cried on his shoulder.
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If Pandora keeps pausing intermittently, first check to make sure your Wi-Fi signal is strong, as the issue may have nothing to do with Pandora itself.
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A three hour dinner while you're intermittently looking at your phone means nothing in comparison to 15 minutes of eye-contact, highly engaged, "no distraction"' time together.
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There's also the more annoying Story reminders tool, which I've seen intermittently when scrolling through my feed, notifying me of the Stories which will be expiring soon.
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The first is super awkward and weird, the second only works intermittently, and so by process of elimination, you'll be pressing the volume button to open it.
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I have a hard time getting back to sleep and end up spending the rest of the night on the couch listening to podcasts and intermittently dozing.
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Kotlyarenko's directorial approach to these interactions is straightforward: he intermittently lops off a third of the screen and projects what's happening on either Eugene or Jane's phone.
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" Hovering around folding tables, the sun above intermittently emerging and disappearing behind dark, foreboding clouds, they played beer pong while an apathetic DJ blasted Fergie's "London Bridge.
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He would stop the fighting in Rumangabo, a village where his aunt and cousins live that has been intermittently attacked by looting militia for over two decades.
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It lacks the genre marks to situate it in 1987, and even the album's intermittently unifying electrofunk hardly matches the electrofunk that otherwise occupied the pop charts.
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So we know everything, or we will eventually know everything, or more precisely we will know two parallel versions of "everything" that only tenuously and intermittently overlap.
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Most of these partially automated technologies require drivers' hands on the wheel intermittently; Super Cruise is hands-off, but uses a camera to ensure drivers stay alert.
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If anything, this leaden yet intermittently fascinating movie anticipates "Spartacus" (1960) in its attempt to dress political issues in a toga, while administering a dollop of Freud.
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For the next week, smoke from forest fires igniting all around Russia descended on the city, and my heart intermittently skittered in my chest like a rat.
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In April and May, tens of thousands of Palestinians gathered in Gaza for the Great Return March, an intermittently violent attempt to overrun the border with Israel.
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Late Saturday, the crypto-currency plunged 15 percent from nearly $6,27.9 to a low of $28.6,21, before intermittently shooting back up to near $22,240, according to CoinDesk.
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Engelbrecht, who has red hair and wears a T-shirt with a maneki-neko Grumpy Cat on it, sits cross-legged in a swiveling chair, intermittently shoeless.
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What could be better than a movie where the score intermittently shouts, "WITCH!" at you and the art direction is a giant blood-soaked collage of color?
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The authors of the new study, led by researchers from Martin Luther University, aren't sure if the shelter was used intermittently or if the occupation was permanent.
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John Paul, his stepbrother and two stepsisters were raised by Frank Vann, a decent, passive man who was intermittently employed and took the brunt of her cruelty.
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Cornell always worked in series, and his Juan Gris boxes, of which there are more than a dozen, would consume him intermittently from 1953 into the '60s.
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The Rafah crossing, which has opened only intermittently and for a few days at a time in recent years, is scheduled to become fully operational on Nov.
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The British alt-rock legends have been performing intermittently at Madison Square Garden for well over a decade, but never for four nights in one tour stop.
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No. The greatest compliment one can give Kenny on this trainwreck of a show is that he just seemed like a fine, inoffensive, even intermittently funny guy.
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But most of those groups cannot permanently place Americans in North Korea and instead rely on representatives who make travel in and out of the country intermittently.
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Rescuers stopped their search intermittently because of heavy rain, and the search and rescue operation was suspended at nightfall and will resume at daybreak Monday, Palangdan said.
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The GOP nominee intermittently criticized the banking industry during his campaign and spoke of a desire to reinstate the Glass-Steagall law separating retail and investment banking.
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The heady, poly-style energy of the moment is intermittently present, often in works long in storage by Julian Schnabel, Kathe Burkhart, Moira Dryer and several others.
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As West's fame has grown, he has seemed uninterested in moving beyond this narcissistic stance, apologizing only intermittently, and halfheartedly, for the persistence of his asshole ways.
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She helped adapt her second, "The Lolly-Madonna War" (1969), into a screenplay, and after that movie was released in 1973, she worked intermittently writing for television.
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Based on the way the films are laid out, Disney plans to use the Avatar films and future Star Wars installments intermittently as big holiday movies every December.
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According to a new study published in Nature Climate Change, an estimated 15,000 lakes freeze only intermittently, and that number is expected to rise in the coming decades.
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Every league has a version of the game that it wants us to buy, and those games only intermittently have much to do with the games we watch.
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The watch intermittently analyzes heart rhythm in the background and sends a notification if it detects an irregular heart rhythm on five rhythm checks in a certain time.
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The film intermittently suggests a politics of respectability — characters fighting to maintain decency amid the blight — while largely suggesting a mountain of stacked odds against the motel's denizens.
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I'm basically no different than B.F. Skinner's rats who pounded on their levers with more gusto when food was given to them intermittently than on a fixed schedule.
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Kellogg's first shared the idea on Facebook back in September, but it clearly touched a nerve because it's been intermittently cropping back up again in conversation ever since.
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Theodore:Art hosted several speakers Saturday afternoon, including Chris Stiegler of the Institute For American Art, a tiny "no-profit" art space that's only intermittently open to the public.
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Apple's launched a replacement program for any iPhone X with touch-related issues, including the touchscreen not responding to touch, responding intermittently, and operating when it's not touched.
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"Although all important, this is the most serious, and why you should let your [healthcare] provider know — even if it goes away quickly — because some cancers bleed intermittently."
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That maintenance came to an abrupt halt after IS seized the dam in August 2014, and has continued only intermittently after it was seized back three weeks later.
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Slack responded to tweets about the outage on Twitter, and on its status page — which had also been working intermittently — it said they were "actively investigating" the problem.
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Cellphone reception was spotty, and Mr. Thompson said he was only getting updates from his sons intermittently — terse texts that seemed to understate the gravity of the moment.
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Energy Vault launched in 2018 and has come up with a solution to better store energy — a problem for renewables, which generate electricity intermittently depending on the weather.
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For the most part, Stormzy — standing 6-foot-5 and dressed in the grime uniform of Adidas athletic gear — performed in near darkness, interrupted intermittently by camera flashes.
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Meanwhile, the football writers of this world will be left alone in the auditorium of solitude, clapping intermittently while trying to choke back a desolate ocean of tears.
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The magazine had pursued her intermittently after the Jumbotron fluke led to a Labatt's beer ad and then a photo campaign for the Vancouver gym where she worked.
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Described as "paranoid and reclusive" by neighbors, Thorpe was intermittently receiving county mental health services, but had rejected his family's and social workers' attempts to have him hospitalized.
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Their collaborative performance upstaged Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield, this season's Heisman winner, who was intermittently outstanding following a week of intense scrutiny over his dealing with flulike symptoms.
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And, at least according to Mr. Trump, China agreed to resume buying American farm goods after intermittently halting purchases over the past year to protest Mr. Trump's tariffs.
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Mr. Weinstein has only intermittently spoken out in his own defense over these past months, another setback for a man previously known for his megaphone of a mouth.
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But the long droughts, intermittently wet winters and elongated dry summers brought about by climate change have supercharged an already dangerous situation, creating bigger, deadlier, more frequent blazes.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who was appointed by former President Obama, ruled that Gates could choose to serve the jail sentence intermittently and when it's convenient for him.
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While working intermittently in the theater, Mr. Innaurato also pursued his love of opera, writing for Opera News and other publications and sometimes directing or acting as dramaturge.
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Because they are used infrequently and intermittently, new antibiotics cannot earn back their capital costs unless they are very expensive, which is impractical and unacceptable in today's environment.
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Throughout December, the US "has intermittently deployed more than 74 wildland USFS (US Forest Service) and DOI (Department of Interior) fire personnel," the National Interagency Fire Center said.
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The heady, poly-style energy of the moment is intermittently present, often in works — previously long in storage — by Julian Schnabel, Kathe Burkhart, Moira Dryer and several others.
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Italian authorities first learned something of the painting's fate in 1991, and since then, intermediaries for the German family have been intermittently involved in negotiations for its return.
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Within a month, the rover stopped moving after zigzagging 374 feet, though it continued intermittently to transmit photographs and other information, according to Chinese officials, until March 20173.
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The Berliawsky family fled the Ukraine because of pogroms, large-scale, organized anti-Jewish riots that had been happening intermittently throughout the Russian empire since the 12th century.
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Any pretense of solemnity, however, was quickly dispensed with as speeches were intermittently interrupted by chants from both sides emanating from both the public gallery and the deputies.
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Other money has been set aside for specific projects, including 13 million euros for Nero's Golden House, which has been undergoing restorations — and has been open intermittently — for years.
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She has since intermittently shuttered her business when Sergeant Bergdahl's case makes news, and has done her best to stay out of the spotlight the rest of the time.
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Twitter (TWTR), YouTube, Periscope, Instagram, Facebook (FB) and WhatsApp were all intermittently blocked by the state-run internet service CANTV, which is used by the vast majority of Venezuelans.
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I took the fully charged device out for about five hours, intermittently taking photos, videos and timelapses, and still had some juice left at the end of the day.
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Hopefully, the "bona fide relationship" standard won't seep into other areas of immigration law, which is already strewn with subjective standards that are only intermittently subject to judicial review.
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The moment was the climax of an awards ceremony that seemed intermittently interested in the idea of resisting social injustice on the whole and the Trump administration more specifically.
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" Authorities were able to communicate with Kennon intermittently, but had no idea how Montgomery was doing because they hadn't spoken to her at all, said Railsback: "Was she injured?
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Ms. Mahon, who lives in Brick Township, N.J., said she had been laid off twice in recent years from Wall Street, and has been driving intermittently since mid-2014.
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Williams helped Boulder High coaches during the 2015 fall semester, intermittently teaching tumbling and choreography, and was briefly brought back in 2016 for a four-day summer cheerleading camp.
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Even without such fatigue, Latino voters are notoriously difficult to get to the polls, with low participation blamed intermittently on lack of interest, language barriers and other socioeconomic factors.
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Controversy over their perceived homosexuality has raged intermittently for decades, spearheaded by both allies and adversaries — and a new flare-up shows that it's not going away anytime soon.
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Since then, King has intermittently tweeted and commented about the need to increase the birth rate in the U.S. to "Make Western Civilization Great Again," according to one post.
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On the Greek side, farmers intermittently blocked the border crossing with tractors, part of a protest over a planned pension reform by the Greek government to satisfy international creditors.
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Once the king of cheap-chic retail, Target and its more than 1,800 stores have been struggling intermittently for years as Amazon and Walmart eat into its market share.
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She has intermittently emphasized the historic nature of her candidacy, and it may work to her benefit to stress that theme amid Mr. Trump's continuing struggles with female voters.
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However, the HKMA has been intervening intermittently in the money markets by selling exchange fund (EF) bills to soak up excess cash and put a floor under HIBOR rates.
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And more lava What we're looking at: Lava has been erupting from new vents, or cracks, around the community of Leilani Estates -- east of the summit -- intermittently for days.
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The measures put in place on Tuesday are temporary and will be applied intermittently, but the Danish police said that most travelers should carry passports or national identification cards.
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When I slouched past a certain point — the red circle — the Upright Go vibrated lightly and intermittently until I sat up to a point before the red circle again.
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These sprang to life intermittently to display snippets of interviews the show's director, Tom Creed, had conducted with economists and historians, including Noam Chomsky, Paul Krugman and Branko Milanovic.
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The Renault-Nissan alliance, underpinned by cross-shareholdings, has wrestled intermittently since its 1999 inception with full merger proposals that have foundered on objections from France, Renault's biggest shareholder.
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Crutches aren't necessary in non-professional athletes, but expect an athlete dedicated to his craft such as RDA to be using crutches intermittently to limit his pain and inflammation.
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Daily Stormer has been accessible only intermittently the past few days after domain providers GoDaddy and Google Domains, a unit of Alphabet, said they would not serve the website.
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For another physician, who I've seen intermittently for back trouble over the years and visited once in the last year, I had to make my records request via fax.
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ISIS controlled the city intermittently since 2015 and destroyed numerous historical monuments, including a portion of a second-century Roman theater, according to the Syrian state-run news agency.
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Too bad, then, that the Roundabout Theater Company revival that opened on Monday at the American Airlines Theater reaches the play's level only intermittently, like a poorly tuned radio.
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While some buildings were damaged, there were no immediate reports of widespread damage or other casualties from tremors that started in the morning and continued intermittently into the evening.
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No life has only one outcome, but as David waited to hear from the Mikes he seemed to relinquish ground that he never recovered, or, if so, only intermittently.
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He said firefighters had conducted interviews with many people who had lived in the building intermittently, trying to determine whether anyone else might have been inside when it collapsed.
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"It was conceived of as another way of shuffling information," Ms. Stamper said of the index, which seems to have been produced intermittently from the 1930s to the '70s.
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The Daily Stormer has been accessible only intermittently the past few days after domain providers GoDaddy Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google Domains said they would not serve the website.
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Since then, the two have maintained a relative peace, with Mr. Trump endorsing Mr. Romney's campaign for the Senate last year and Mr. Romney only intermittently confronting the president.
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" The crowd chanted intermittently, breaking into refrains like "Hey hey, ho ho; R. Kelly has got to go," and "RCA, we're here to stay, you must drop R. Kelly today.
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Anti-government protesters have rallied intermittently since the beginning of the year, even though such gatherings are officially banned, including some of the biggest demonstrations since the junta took power.
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Nuclear power still provides more than twice as much electricity globally as wind, and 5.5 times as much as solar, partly because it runs all the time rather than intermittently.
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"However, the game connects to servers intermittently, and the amount of data used is within the normal range you could expect for smart device games," a rep told The Verge.
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Oddly enough, the update to enable the new word has been rolling out slowly and intermittently for just over a week now, but apparently only a few people noticed it.
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The Renault-Nissan alliance, underpinned by cross-shareholdings, has wrestled intermittently since its 1999 inception with plans for full mergers that have foundered on objections from France, Renault's biggest shareholder.
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Intermittently sad and angry, yet terrified of dying angry, she tries to find serene memories, only to recall her sorrow at her grandmother's death, whereas Anna remembers her grandmother's cooking.
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Or it might join the intermittently eurosceptical Five Star Movement (M5S) in a partnership that Mr Salvini has discounted publicly, but which senior League officials are ready to contemplate privately.
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The footage is intermittently interrupted as Clark narrates the Times Square ball slowly dropping and then is flipped upside down by the end — a nod to the show, of course.
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But rising life expectancy and the fact that many workers have contributed only intermittently to their pots mean that many have ended up with smaller pensions than they hoped for.
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Many people with diabetes, a chronic condition that affects how the body regulates blood sugar, intermittently prick their fingers to test their blood sugar and adjust their insulin dosages accordingly.
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The 19-year-old was savagely whipped and battered intermittently over a 12-hour period inside the church, which is located in New Hartford, New York — a suburb of Utica.
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Stir with a wooden spoon intermittently until the leeks and onions are starting to relax and become translucent — you do not want to add color here, just sweat and wilt.
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The S-2202 system presents critical security and defense investment issues for the U.S., since it would collect data via its radar system and be serviced intermittently by Russian personnel.
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Over a glass of pink Champagne ("Champagne: The Manliest Order," says the latest Esquire, page 82), Mr. Fielden paused to chat, interrupted intermittently to receive double-cheek kisses and congratulations.
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"Will consumers download an app they use from a business they only use intermittently, or of a hub they transit regularly?" said Henry Harteveldt, a travel analyst with Atmosphere Research.
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Perhaps none so slippery as the mysterious 'leopard eel' — an amphibian spotted intermittently in the waters of Florida over the last few decades that somehow managed to elude scientific study.
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Elsewhere, Chance spoke about Kanye West, who he seems to still be cool with, and the progress being made on the record that West has still intermittently called TurboGrafx 16.
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Warren had waited and waited to become a starting pitcher for the Yankees, something he did well but only intermittently before they traded him to the Chicago Cubs last December.
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Past and present employees of the firm said in interviews that Kasowitz has struggled intermittently with alcohol abuse, leading to a stint in rehab in the winter of 21-2100.
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The road to the Aqina Port, a major trade hub with Turkmenistan, has been shut down by protesters, and the main highway to Kabul, the capital, has been intermittently blocked.
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Added: A massive video screen backdrop on which is projected intermittently closeups of the onstage action or black-and-white slow motion footage of the actors cavorting down empty streets.
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So far, the president has kept mum about his current preferences in this race — intermittently doling out praise to Ward, McSally, and Arpaio and frustrating some Republicans in the process.
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Conflicts with military groups in surrounding countries and territories flare up intermittently and can lead to increased spending commitments or be damaging to economic activity (despite Israel's improved defence capabilities).
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For example, in an animal model of stroke, those fed only intermittently suffered less brain damage because they were better able to resist the stress of oxygen and energy deprivation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The only water at the former site of Manhattan's Collect Pond today is an intermittently filled reflecting pool, situated between skyscrapers and noisy traffic.
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Elias, who's lived in Salt Lake intermittently since 1998, teamed up with director and producer Hennie van Jaarsveld to make the films, which they're hoping to release around Sept. 1.
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And then, just a few weeks after my 23rd birthday, with a semester left in graduate school and an intermittently empty back account, I found out that I was pregnant.
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Dance studios across the world look rather similar, and this similarity intermittently fostered an illusion that the dancers were not just doing the same things but also inhabiting the same space.
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Varejao would plug an important hole for the Warriors in the short term, filling in for Ezeli, and might end up as one of several intermittently valuable players on their roster.
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In the clip, the model fashions a bra out of her hands, intermittently pressing her boobs together and adopting a high, squeaky voice to deliver her mammaries' message to the masses.
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America in 2018 is a bleak and hopeless hellscape of a country, one in which the banal horror of everyday life is marked intermittently by periods of senseless cruelty and violence.
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It's a cute feature (even though it only worked intermittently on the beta version I tried), but it's nowhere near as impressive as the literal radar chip on the Pixel 4.
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While in college in the early 1980s, Rohrssen had worked intermittently as a doorman at Magique, a Midtown East club that opened in the wake of Studio 54's initial closing.
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The whole duet had a lovely softness — even its folk flourishes were diffused in an Impressionist mist — yet Ms. Peck intermittently seemed to be indicating the role rather than embodying it.
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" At the time, South Korean Unification Ministry deputy spokeswoman Lee Eu-gene downplayed the significance of the 2018 event, saying Kim had been continuing his inspections in the military sector "intermittently.
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The app's Segments feature, a popular tool that lets outdoor fitness enthusiasts create public segments of their workouts that others can search for and compete against, appears to be working intermittently.
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In a country whose leaders have intermittently resorted to anti-Americanism to prop up autocratic rule or justify protectionist policies, modernisers have long laboured to overcome distrust of the United States.
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In Shanghai's leafy Fuxing Park, for at least three weekends in a row in July, heated debate broke out intermittently between retirees discussing the victims and villains of the trade war.
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In her early 60s, she still intermittently performs and records, but her erratic behavior, some of it the result of bipolar disorder, keeps her from the comeback she desires and deserves.
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Dozens of refuges in the short-term, they say, will now not have police, and in the long run many of those refuges will only see a law enforcement presence intermittently.
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Many details of the police response to the rampage remain unclear, particularly during the hours Mr. Mateen retreated to the bathroom of the gay nightclub as he spoke intermittently to officers.
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It meant that this weak, intermittently delirious woman who looked nothing like the spry 90-year-old who'd come to urgent clinic some months before didn't need the I.C.U. any longer.
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The whole evening — as long as a Jacques Rivette movie (and why was he missing from the "In Memoriam" montage, by the way?) — intermittently reminded me why I care about movies.
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Category is "[Hacker Jeopardy] was more of a drunken mess than I remember," said David Helder, a software engineer who has been coming to the convention intermittently since Def Con 8.
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I was in a small black pod in a room with green light and I would be put under and woken up intermittently throughout long enough to ensure my body's state.
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Leaping forward almost 10 years, the second half shifts gears as Clara struggles to help her intermittently hairy charge (played by the charming, and aptly named, Miguel Lobo) pass in public.
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Slow-moving and grand, with lush music and elegant wide-screen compositions, it feels less like a thriller than a poetic, intermittently comic meditation on beauty, history and middle-class disaffection.
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For the benefit of the TV crews intermittently filming their packages, a voice in the speakers overhead repeatedly teases more screams out of them in a way that borders on manipulation.
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Up to that point, immigration officials still tended to follow the policy of releasing Haitians on parole pending a hearing and status determination, although they also intermittently detained arriving Haitian migrants.
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And the way water runs through pipes in schools — only intermittently, rather than in a constant or frequent flow — adds to the problem, according to Elin Betanzo, a water quality expert.
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He started playing music professionally at age 13 and had been in several bands before joining Hüsker Dü. After its breakup, he formed other bands and released his own music intermittently.
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Shynika, 26, an intermittently homeless fast-food worker, hopes to become a nurse; Greg, a young single father with a criminal record, needs to provide for a daughter who has epilepsy.
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Thomas's journey is intermittently visualized by footage from inside a boat as it makes its way through marshy wetlands before arriving, just as the sun is setting, at a sturdy dock.
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"Citizen Jane: Battle for the City," directed by Matt Tyrnauer, which chronicles the author and activist Jane Jacobs's opposition to several ambitious, potentially ruinous Robert Moses projects, is only intermittently stimulating.
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I continue working on processing paperwork while intermittently fielding emails, working on participant scheduling with my teammate, calling a few research participants, and helping our part-time coworker with some scoring.
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Tranquillity can be found on the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway, a path extending from Bayonne, N.J., to the George Washington Bridge that runs intermittently through Edgewater, as the riverside developments allow.
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Largely peaceful protests that began in early June over a controversial extradition bill have turned increasingly violent in the months since, intermittently forcing public transportation, schools and government offices to close.
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When holding ground and not on an advance, the two sides intermittently exchange rifle and mortar fire, low-level shows of force that tend to harass more than inflict serious casualties.
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The buildings were all built of stone blocks that featured, between blocks, wooden wedges that stuck out intermittently, as if the builders had never returned to fill the gaps with mortar.
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Confusion on where to draw the line on what is and isn't acceptable content may explain why creators like Gotsulyak see their accounts intermittently shutdown for content violations and then restored.
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The best the settlement does on the question of transparency is provide a process through which civil rights groups and researchers may intermittently evaluate the ways in which Facebook administers ads.
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He recalled seeing Amanda when she was a baby and said he had first met her formally at age 11 and has intermittently advised her and her family about her game.
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Even if they do turn into a scrappy competitor that intermittently moonlights as a pseudo-contender, the NBA is still filled with teams that boast max cap space and promising situations.
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In it, an atypically sober Gambino starts out performing his normal, carefree persona — but punctuates the show by intermittently taking out guns and mowing down the other carefree artists around him.
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For a non-Japanese speaker like myself, the effect is frequently more like watching an intermittently subtitled foreign language film than a movie overly enamored with a culture it finds exotic.
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Still, for Mr. Warren it's a happy ending of sorts, one that his friends say vindicates a faith in the American legal system that was intermittently shaken during his two-year prosecution.
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The 10 hours or so of battery life that Google claims for the Pixelbook holds especially true when you're connecting to the web only intermittently or while laying over between flights, too.
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Ideally, Vandrey says, this should all be done with input from a doctor who understands your sleep issues, and only intermittently or short-term to avoid building up a tolerance or dependence.
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Greek farmers have been intermittently blocking roads into Bulgaria and motorways across Greece for about five weeks, protesting pension reforms that will triple their social security contributions over the next four years.
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Hanumanthappa Koppad and nine colleagues were buried alive after a mass of snow collapsed on their post on the Siachen Glacier, which India and Pakistan have fought over intermittently for three decades.
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The Bogaríns interviewed Annette intermittently over the last 10 years of her life, and use these scenes to help the audience to feel a personal connection to their survey of the house.
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The moss is blowing gently in the breeze (really, "gently"), the sun is shining intermittently and more sailboats than usual are anchored out in the Beaufort River, part of the Intracoastal Waterway.
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Over her two decades in Baltimore, Hassinger exhibited works intermittently but discovered two primary materials that she continues to work with today: pink plastic shopping bags and The New York Times newspaper.
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These issues intermittently persisted until 9:16 PM PT, at which time the root cause of the outage was addressed, and users were able to control devices and access the SmartThings apps.
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"Pool" syncs up a series of plinky, descending, dissonant and/or slightly delayed marimba figures with a crunchy rhythm guitar, while a calming string progression intervenes, intermittently, to balance the nervous pace.
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At the local level, ill feeling has surfaced intermittently in recent years, with councils imposing curfews, telling Lebanese not to rent houses to Syrians, or outright asking them to leave an area.
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By intermittently pegging their currency to the dollar, and closely managing the dollar-yuan exchange rate, the Chinese, in fact, had adopted the dollar as an instrument of their prodigious economic achievements.
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Ms. Krauss and Mr. Miller have since slowed their pace, intermittently releasing warbling singles, including the woozy "Hyper Dark," in the months leading up to this intimate performance at Le Poisson Rouge.
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O. Scott) 'Café Society' (PG-13, 323:36) Woody Allen wanders back into the worlds of 1930s Hollywood and New York, patching together an intermittently amusing, visually elegant collage of familiar themes.
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O. Scott) 'Café Society' (PG-13, 1:36) Woody Allen wanders back into the worlds of 1930s Hollywood and New York, patching together an intermittently amusing, visually elegant collage of familiar themes.
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Shooting continued intermittently for about 45 minutes, and grainy security camera footage from a local business showed flashes of gunfire around the whitewashed house as more and more Mexican marines surrounded it.
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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said it was deeply saddened by the death of Espenilla, who was diagnosed with tongue cancer in late 2017 and was on leave intermittently last year.
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O. Scott) 'CAFÉ SOCIETY' (PG-78463, 78453:78443) Woody Allen wanders back into the worlds of 78433s Hollywood and New York, patching together an intermittently amusing, visually elegant collage of familiar themes.
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"The fact that some totally innocent women and men had their entire lawful time spent in a massage room fully recorded and viewed intermittently by a detective-monitor is unacceptable," Hanser wrote.
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I walked to my own apartment, and I spent a lot of the next week crying, while intermittently seeing Doug from a few feet away in class and at lectures and bars.
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Valid reason or not, I received several messages from local techies and startup heads (when the internet was intermittently switched back on) complaining about how the shutdown had totally crippled their businesses.
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That this Christmas party will "nearly" be like such a print suggests that this fantasy is unattainable, or at most a state inhabited intermittently — one state among many that life moves between.
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The boys, intermittently disguising the body with "Weekend at Bernie's"-style puppetry and clothes that might have suited the original invisible man, embark on a mission to conjure the rest of him.
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Jimmy's partner in both romance (intermittently) and business (they share an office but maintain separate legal practices), Kim spent Season 3 pushing herself to the limits — and wound up paying for it.
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It would be quite a twist if so-called Communist China ultimately wins the war against pollution by embracing market-based regulations, while the United States continues to use them only intermittently.
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For my 21st birthday I went out to the town of Tequila and got to live intermittently at different distilleries and travel and really immerse myself into every part of the process.
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But if one enters the membrane-space — as Shoukair does intermittently in her video work, and did throughout the exhibition's opening on May 13 — she is forced to stoop at the waist.
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Luv Is Rage 2 opens with a lustrous synthesizer effect that resembles an electronic accordion, blowing and vibrating as Uzi gurgles a breezy melody, whose harmonic signature intermittently repeats throughout the record.
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On the other hand, I received a generic email from the pastor of a church I intermittently attended in the Lexington, Kentucky, diocese inviting parishioners to contact him directly with any concerns.
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"While construction is ongoing, albeit intermittently, depending on good weather, we expect its completion by early 2018," Lorenzana said, adding the monsoon rains have been hampering the building of the beach ramp.
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Widely regarded as Britain's most prestigious art prize, the Turner has also, intermittently, been a crucible in the culture wars, stirring public debates about what counts as art and what does not.
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In the "Idiocracy" universe, the most popular movie in America, and the winner of eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture, consists entirely of a man's buttocks, passing gas intermittently for 90 minutes.
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Djokovic, who rarely gives in-depth interviews about his personal life but speaks in long, sometimes meandering paragraphs, shook hands firmly, took a seat and started riffing, apologizing intermittently for the monologue.
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Clashes between the Turkish military and the Syrian Kurds -- also known as the SDF when allied with Syrian Arab fighters against ISIS -- have intermittently plagued and delayed the final operations against ISIS.
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Intermittently, she thinks of how amused her friend Lisa, who's an economics professor, will be when she texts her to say that she had a one-night stand with the shuttle driver.
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Since the Taylors have been intermittently fasting, often called just IF, they've maintained a healthy body weight, been more alert and energetic, experienced less stress, and are less prone to getting sick.
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There were the former offices of Lifebooker, the defunct beauty-and-lifestyle bargain website, where they worked intermittently while they wrote the earliest episodes of the "Broad City" online series over Gchat.
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She became homeless and lived intermittently on the streets of Elkhart, rebuffing her extended family's offers to stay with them because being around other people's children, Ms. Slaughter said, was too hard.
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The U.S., which has intermittently supported moderate rebels and continues to fight IS in Syria and Iraq, pushed back at suggestions that the latest developments reflect its shrinking influence in the conflict.
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The pinpoint flickers, emitting from the LED hard drive indicator that lights up intermittently on practically every modern Windows machine, would hardly arouse the suspicions of anyone working in the office after hours.
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High intensity interval training involves short bursts of intense aerobic activity within a stretch of more moderate exercise: intermittently sprinting for 30 seconds, for example, in the middle of a moderate-pace jog.
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Bloomberg had already tried to short-circuit the attacks on his record with an apology, a tactic that had worked intermittently for Biden, who had started this primary with far more Democratic goodwill.
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They had been waiting since morning for park officials to unlock the gate that opens intermittently to allow people to clamber up the steep ridge of the rock for the three-hour climb.
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"A lot of the systems used to store health-care records, pension information and voter registrations are old, intermittently used and handled by staff with little to no training in cybersecurity," she said.
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In recent rallies, the president has also sought to cast Democrats as unfit to govern and has spoken intermittently about a coming "red wave" that would expand the Republican majorities in both chambers.
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Fiddling with a miscellany of instruments, encircling the room's profusion of mast-like wooden pillars, hopping, chanting or dancing in little tribes, they loosely weave and unweave an intermittently absorbing web of activity.
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An examination of 75 think tanks found that researchers who also worked as registered lobbyists, members of corporate boards or outside consultants in litigation and regulatory disputes only intermittently disclosed their dual roles.
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Segall was intermittently unemployed, and so Marina Segall, who is British, worked as a travel agent and a reporter, among other jobs, as the family bounced between Los Angeles and New York City.
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New York-based Anton Kern Gallery is presenting a solo project by Lara Schnitger as part of the fair's Live program that will be intermittently activated by a feminist procession through the fair.
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There are 1.2 billion people with no connection to a power grid, for example, and another 2.5 billion who can get power only intermittently and so use fuels such as kerosene for lamps.
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" Elise, 31, was disappointed by her job as well, but she found a compromise: "For eight years, I've been working intermittently as an executive in the public sector with periods of paid unemployment.
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It's all too easy to believe the age of the artistic recluse is over, given that most artists now cultivate a cyclical relationship with the spotlight, intermittently stepping into and receding from it.
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And the next major mission to explore the solar system is … Dragonfly, a quadcopter drone capable of soaring across the skies of Titan, Saturn's largest moon, and landing intermittently to take scientific measurements.
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For instance, with particularly long threads (like this massive 300-tweet entry that I've been updating intermittently since July), when you click on the first tweet, Twitter will only display the first 200.
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Ovarian function in this situation can also be sporadic (meaning the ovaries "wake up" intermittently and may ovulate) and between 5 to 10 percent of women with primary ovarian insufficiency will get pregnant.
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At least for now, this well intentioned and intermittently thrilling musical makes you want to applaud its efforts at "wokeness" while also wondering if wokeness has become just another form of virtue signaling.
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With virtually no dialogue and precious little recognizable narrative, this surreal take on the Virgin Mary's pilgrimage (with the American Southwest standing in for the Holy Land) is intermittently lovely and consistently confounding.
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The prevailing current takes it right up the coast, where Gaza's waste gets into the filters of Israel's big Ashkelon desalination plant, which intermittently has had to be shut down to be unclogged.
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The idea that he not only has to appear before Congress intermittently but also sit and take the slings and arrows (aka questions) thrown at him by the likes of Waters galls him.
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In other words, he said, it would intermittently use its immense leverage in ways that could incrementally stall or hinder North Korea, but would stop short of anything likely to bring down the regime.
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Once in the studio, Frost fed vast systems of sound through amplifiers and Albini mic'd each channel as he would a live band, recording takes and intermittently slashing at the tape with a razorblade.
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Anyone who's tried to access The Pirate Bay in the last calendar year can attest that these battles between the two groups happen all the time—that site has been online only intermittently lately.
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Both Britain and Guatemala intermittently deployed troops to the region, and the threat of invasion by Guatemala's military dictators contributed to the relatively late decolonisation of Belize; it did not gain independence until 1981.
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We're now roughly five hours into this outage, according to Facebook's developer dashboard (which, surprise, also keeps going down intermittently), and we're no closer to knowing why or when apps will come back online.
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Using cellphone footage, news reports and eyewitness accounts, Pfeifer's step-by-step reenactment of the situation is narrated by two attractive "hosts" who intermittently freeze the action to consider each possible version and outcome.
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The Internet Archive and Comcast did not immediately respond to a request for more information, but Thursday, the Archive tweeted that it was rebooting some systems and said the site would be working intermittently.
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Andrew Wiggins was intermittently dominant; Kelly Olynyk took over at times, including in the improbable semifinal loss; Nik Stauskas and Brady Heslip had spurts where they punched up the team's offence with 3-pointers.
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He first announced the title for his follow-up three years ago and has surfaced in song only intermittently since, appearing as a vocalist or songwriter on albums by Kanye West and James Blake.
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You may think, intermittently, of Walt Disney, who tried to set Debussy's "Clair de Lune" as "Blue Bayou" and successfully transposed the Arabian Dance of "The Nutcracker Suite" to the submarine world of fish.
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It's essential that their home, a place they call the Balcony Cliffs, be unidentifiable from above, because their unnamed city is intermittently terrorized by a ravenous giant bear named Mord, and Mord can fly.
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Similarly, 95 percent of frequent bed-sharers had expressed a strong intent to breastfeed during the prenatal period, compared to 87 percent and 82 percent, respectively, of mothers who bed-shared intermittently or rarely.
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Last year's team was sparky and intermittently scary, and they've kept their core intact while adding George Hill, Joe Johnson, and Boris Diaw—savvy veterans with real playoff experience who fill areas of need.
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As a chronic alcoholic and habitual heavy drug user, I had spent the intervening years intermittently suffering from horrendous hallucinations, fits, and disturbing distortions in my perception of reality during brief periods of withdrawal.
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The academic and UK Green Party politician -- currently the party's spokesperson for health -- moved to the UK in 1968 and became a social worker, but returns to the US intermittently and holds dual citizenship.
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Ms. Argento, who is divorced and has two children, was both a mentor and a mother figure to Mr. Bennett, the document says, and the two were intermittently in contact as he grew up.
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LAPD investigating YouTuber who appeared to abuse dog in video Oh my: The video shows Houts, who has more than 330,000 subscribers, recording a video, and seemingly smacking and spitting on her dog intermittently.
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In arguments that intermittently advanced conspiracy theories, attacked the whistleblower, and questioned House Democrats' fact pattern, President Trump's defense counsel made a haphazard case against convicting the president in the impeachment trial this week.
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Such training, known as HIIT, typically involves short bursts of high-intensity exercise followed by a short period of rest or recovery: intermittently sprinting for 30 seconds, for example, during a moderate-pace jog.
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Intermittently, though, it is an incisive meditation on age and youth, the female body as an object of art and desire, the easy power of nubile beauty and what's left when that goes away.
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