The outside world circles and intrudes: we find ourselves in 2016.
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It is a nuisance but rarely intrudes on Israelis' daily life.
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But in this bitterly divided time, politics even intrudes on baseball.
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Life intrudes, as children and the film's abruptly edited transitions underscore.
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I talk to famous people for a living, and sometimes real life intrudes.
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They avoid discussing their work with friends or family, but it intrudes anyway.
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Peaceful animals wander in herds, and will stampede if a giant predator intrudes.
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Like the side pockets for water, this also intrudes into the main compartment.
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Big promises are to be expected from presidential candidates, but reality often intrudes.
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Eventually, though, Rick blows a line and the reality of his job intrudes.
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Occasionally, historical exposition—an account of Iran's burgeoning civil service, say—intrudes baldly.
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It allows use of lethal force to protect one's home when someone intrudes.
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Lebanon has described the wall as an "aggression", saying it intrudes into Lebanese territory.
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The production values are amateurish — cups rattle, the bustle of the coffee shop intrudes.
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All major construction that intrudes on Italy's underbelly requires the presence of an archaeologist.
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A second male intrudes and actually runs the first male off with his displays.
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Civilization intrudes on Rike's seclusion when a man's voice begins squawking on her radio.
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The commission "impermissibly intrudes on core law enforcement functions," Mr. Soares, a Democrat, added.
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We'd like to stop talking about the company, but it intrudes regularly into our notes.
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Lebanon has described Israel's border wall as an "aggression", saying it intrudes into Lebanese territory.
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But more dissonant, unruly material intrudes, and several times the piece dissolves into beatless anarchy.
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When it intrudes in this way, Mr Tergesen says, it has to serve the characters.
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A wider world intrudes, but the same central heroes and villains show up, week after week.
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Despite those lofty goals, the gritty reality of geopolitics intrudes in the country's budding cultural sphere.
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Now and then, a silhouette of the director's arm intrudes into Mr. Schulback's crystal-clear shot.
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It is a formula for an all-encompassing politics that intrudes into every realm of life.
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Class intrudes: Lucy has escaped her family's marginal existence, while still feeling herself indelibly marked by it.
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So he removes himself from the world annoyed whenever the world intrudes into the sanctuaries he's created.
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For me, those tend to be the eight-sided dice moments, where the fantasy intrudes most rudely.
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However life intrudes, the bank still expects to receive our monthly mortgage payments ... Finance your emergency fund.
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" It is, she said, difficult to imagine a rule that "intrudes more into the lives of women.
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The court's four liberal justices indicate they believe the law intrudes on a woman's constitutional right to abortion.
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And in China living a life free from interference is impossible because the state intrudes into people's homes.
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The world intrudes only at the margins — tumult is hinted at in unnamed countries, glimpses of unspecified migrants.
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You're settling down to the new season of "The Crown" when democracy intrudes in all its irritating vulgarity.
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When levels are this low, water from the South China Sea intrudes inland causing a salinization of the soil.
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China's navy intrudes with growing frequency into the Indian Ocean, challenging India's traditional dominance of its own back yard.
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To employ this technique, the storyteller explicitly intrudes on the user experience through freeze frames, narration, subtitles and annotations.
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It encroaches on boundaries and intrudes on others' space, jostling self-respect and good taste out of the way.
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"It intrudes upon an ongoing case before the courts in Hong Kong," said Mr. Davis, the former law professor.
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Images from the libretto, like horses for chase music, appear wittily, but nothing approaching tragedy or conflict ever intrudes.
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" It argued that an under-18 ban "unnecessarily and unduly intrudes on the fundamental rights of marriage without sufficient cause.
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In one scene, they interrupt a funeral by scampering over the corpse—the metaphor intrudes on the reality it represents.
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It was a reminder of how difficult Syria's recovery will be, and that the war still intrudes in many regions.
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The central bank's order is unprecedented in the extent to which it intrudes on how the bank will be managed.
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Bugs buzz obnoxiously about your head, and your hand constantly intrudes on your first person viewpoint as you wave them off.
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"I think my favorite [story] is when she intrudes on a wedding reception she was not invited to attend," he says.
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As today's clashes with Kurds in the South-East and its disputed Armenian genocide shows, Turkey's past intrudes upon its present.
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We long for family dinners where Trump no longer intrudes, for tailgate parties where football is all that matters, for normalcy.
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Into this Möbius strip of a narrative another gradually intrudes, this one about Christopher Dunn, one of Bella's creative writing students.
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It slaps you awake, follows you around all day, intrudes on your conversations, interrupts your dinner, whispers as you try to sleep.
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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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The war intrudes on Billy's later life in a way that will be immediately familiar to those who have fought in one.
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History intrudes in the form of Boris Yeltsin's televised announcement that he is resigning his office and appointing Mr Putin as acting president.
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If a human or vehicle intrudes, or a piece breaks, or there's some other deviation from the norm, it can slow or stop.
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Poor viticulture or heavy-handed winemaking can obstruct good terroir as surely as a hyper-creative chef intrudes on even the best ingredients.
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What redeems it is Ms. Frot's subtle, deeply compassionate portrayal of a rich, lonely woman clutching at an impossible dream until reality intrudes.
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Too often, trendy minimalism is a way of numbing ourselves to reality and maintaining a comfortable, solid barrier through which nothing unpleasant intrudes.
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If it intrudes on the present, it still belongs to the past, an interloper into the now, owned and trademarked by World Wrestling Entertainment.
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I play a lot of video games, and most of the time, my body intrudes on the experience in the form of physical pain.
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When he reaches the words " freudenlose Welt " ("joyless world"), a slight roughness intrudes, as if he had lost faith in the illusion of song.
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The tongue of this whooshing envelope, if you will, actually intrudes into my person in the form of a small plastic mandibular advancement device.
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The issue is long and complicated, like so many Balkan stories where national histories and geography overlap, and the past intrudes on the present.
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Ginzburg he cast as the woman who, in Matthew 26:6-13, intrudes on Jesus' dinner with Simon the leper and anoints Jesus' head.
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This spring the Commission acknowledged that Ecodesign regulations tend to attract "ridicule" from those who think the EU intrudes too much into citizens' daily lives.
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Should I also share with my student an unsettling image that intrudes these days when I attempt to situate myself within this nation we inhabit.
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Their next stop is the side of Florida that most visitors — and many Floridians — never see (at least until it intrudes, sometimes with tragic results).
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It intrudes into the scenic vistas meant to reveal just how ambitious the display is, undercutting the edge-to-edge niceness of that big bold display.
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"It is difficult to comprehend a rule that does more to undermine the Contraceptive Mandate or that intrudes more into the lives of women," Beetlestone wrote.
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GIULIANI: That is not as clear an argument as let&aposs say they&aposre inability to indict, even their inability to subpoena, that intrudes article two.
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Erlich's work intrudes into public space with illusions created from ordinary things like staircases, elevators, and swimming pools, which then transcend their entertaining aspect with deeper inferences.
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They make no sense, until a man we have never met intrudes upon her, and it becomes clear what her mother is doing in the other room.
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Contact with them is "ineffably spoiling," but when "the uneasy sense of precariousness intrudes" Tina is reporting sidewalks spotted with the homeless and streets full of limos.
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"At some point a stern voice intrudes into the transponder and tells us to sail away from supposedly 'territorial waters'," said Parly, who didn't reference China by name.
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The government has also developed a vast system of digital surveillance that intrudes into people's daily lives, nowhere more so than in Xinjiang, in the country's far west.
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The Chinese government has often complained to senior American officials, including President Obama, that the United States repeatedly intrudes by air and ship into waters close to China.
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Brick walls and bare wooden tables lead to an open kitchen at the back of the room that's not so open it intrudes on your lunch or dinner.
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It intrudes as her Economan rescuer (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) and his Econowife (Joanna Douglas) get their son ready for church, and it overwhelms her in the woods.
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Yet whatever their shared interests now, the relationship between Israel and Poland is fraught with a grim historical legacy that often intrudes, as it did again this week.
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Elaine C. Kamarck: Sad reality intrudes on a victory lap President Obama's last State of the Union address will stand out for its attention to our sick political system.
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Terror intrudes Awaking in Jerusalem two days later to news of a suicide attack in England, Trump found himself confronting at close range the thematic underpinnings of his trip.
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A small lens of fresh water has supported life on the Marshall Islands' atolls for millennia, but, as salt water intrudes, breadfruit trees and banana palms wilt and die.
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When warm air trapped in the atmosphere from greenhouse gases intrudes on the polar vortex, the disturbance in the vortex may cause the winds to be slower and wavier.
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Inevitably a sense of insignificance intrudes: I think of all the lives in all the places waiting in their ways for something to grow out of them, into them.
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As the summer advances, the contours of a terrible, inevitable choice become clear, and a cold blast of reality intrudes on the warmth and sunshine of a beautiful romance.
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The vitrine of Trump University material, with someone's real diploma amid the workbooks and videos promising wealth through trading in foreclosures, is haunting: the human pain and exploitation intrudes here.
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The second you step out into the real world, much of the glorious detail of the headphones is lost as the sound of the street intrudes through those open backs.
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However, Li has become a casualty of a new type of internet censorship which intrudes into previously private areas where limited dissent -- or at least discussion around dissent -- was once tolerated.
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The village is hidden deep in the woods and heavily armed, and its residents have sworn to kill anyone who intrudes upon their hideout in order to protect it from discovery.
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But those initiatives will mean little if people still insist on believing what they want to believe, living in digital safe spaces closed off from anything that intrudes on their worldview.
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The tradition of connoisseurship is trumped, in Supports, by another art-world paradigm — institutional critique, which intrudes on our norms of viewing like a discarded whiskey bottle left behind at a gallery.
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The rule "intrudes on states' reasonable choices in enacting their tax systems" to fund "police and fire departments", pave "public roads" and provide "municipal services that allow communication with and access to customers".
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"The use of a cell-site simulator intrudes upon an individual's reasonable expectation of privacy, acting as an instrument of eavesdropping, and requires a separate warrant supported by probable cause," the judge wrote.
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In Cibele, we watch Nina allow Ichi to distract her from offline life, which occasionally intrudes in the form of ignored party invitations and visits from friends, and document her growing obsession in pictures.
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And then, as Vonnegut did, it reminds us that no matter what we do, life intrudes and throws you for a loop –- by, in this case, hurling a very large asteroid at the Earth.
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SYDNEY, March 503 (Reuters) - Politics has put a new hurdle in the way of lower Australian interest rates as the prospect of an early election intrudes into what was already a delicately balanced calculation.
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In the case of phobias and disorders like PTSD, however, the surge in stress hormones at the time of trauma makes the memory too vivid, so that it intrudes on the victim's everyday life.
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A cataclysm in the outside world sometimes intrudes on his ability to create—after the Brexit vote, in 2016, he could not write for a week—but it does not reshape his sound world.
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The court's four liberal justices indicated they believed the law, which imposes strict regulations on abortion doctors and clinic buildings, intrudes on a woman's constitutional right to end a pregnancy established in a 19733 ruling.
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Citing court precedent in her majority opinion, Justice Sonia Sotomayor said a search within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment has occurred when a law enforcement officer physically intrudes on the curtilage to gather evidence.
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But for Catchings, perhaps in part because of the gap in coverage and fame between the NBA and WNBA, realizing the magnitude of it all isn't something that intrudes into her day-to-day life.
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Denying them coverage for a benefit that the rest of the population gets by default goes beyond respecting the religious freedom of their bosses, critics say — it actually intrudes on the religious freedom of the workers.
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Moreover, President Trump may argue that presidents possess a wide range of discretion in the fields of foreign policy and law enforcement and that the crux of the Ukrainian impeachment crisis improperly intrudes upon executive prerogative.
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Millennial investors warn wealth managers to go digital When the outside world intrudes on Silicon Valley Airbnb sues San Francisco in fines dispute Microsoft's opening "indication of interest" envisaged a price of $160 a share in cash.
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It is not the specific logistic and ethical complications that the Mets relentlessly pile on from one season to the next, but the way in which all of this intrudes upon the bigger and more sacred thing.
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In "White Bird," however, Grandmère — or the author — constantly intrudes into the story that Sara, Grandmère's girlhood self, is trying to tell, explaining what it all supposedly meant instead of rendering it in its terror and shock.
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Now we have supposedly advanced beyond those divisions, and if violence or fanaticism still intrudes it's because of technical and political failures — insufficient education, the misallocation of resources, insufficient dialogue, ideological manipulation — rather than deep theological divides.
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Nice thought; but reality intrudes when someone swaps out Ennis Fultz's oxygen supply for a tank of nitrogen, killing that real-estate mogul and clearing the way for some even more rapacious land-grabbers to move in.
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In a statement, Justice Department spokesman Patrick Rodenbush said the appeal argues that Hanen's findings that government attorneys acted in bad faith is not supported by the evidence and the court's order intrudes on core executive branch functions.
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But they're not totally helpless -- entomologist Stephen Martin told Wired in 2016 that worker bees form a buzzing ball when the hornet intrudes their hive, vibrating and squeezing the hornet until it can't pump blood throughout its body anymore.
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Kenney, who was sworn in as premier on Tuesday, said his government will challenge Bill C-69 in court if it is passed into law in its current form because it intrudes on provincial authority to regulate natural resource development.
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"We thought that where requests were made that violated basic constitutional protections, that wasn't a good idea, not for anybody, and we did not want to be part of setting a precedent that intrudes further on our civil liberties," Stein said.
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In the most daring stroke, "JFK" has Jack, asleep in the tub, imagine that Rosemary, his mentally disabled sister, intrudes on him wearing a garish green party dress, a frenetic teenager who demands her brother escort her to a dance.
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Mr. Personnaz strikes a lighter tone when absurd situations arise as reality intrudes on grief, whether it's the electricity company calling to read the meter or the mothers at Melvil's school sending gargantuan amounts of food to help the pair cope.
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"The reality of climate change and sea level rise means this is increasingly going to become an issue for delta cities as sea water intrudes into rivers and aquifers, especially during drought and where groundwater is already depleted," she said.
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"The reality of climate change and sea level rise means this is increasingly going to become an issue for delta cities as sea water intrudes into rivers and aquifers, especially during drought and where groundwater is already depleted," she said.
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In the most obvious sense, Rick and Michonne hook up at the end of this episode, before the real world (in the form of the guy Rick took back to Alexandria as a captive, though Rick probably wouldn't describe it that way) intrudes.
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First, as constitutional lawyers David Rivkin and Lee Casey have explained in the Wall Street Journal, JASTA intrudes on the President's exclusive foreign affairs powers and assigns to the judiciary matters unsuitable for its discernment, thereby violating the constitutional separation of powers.
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Occasionally, in the more exotic reaches of his travels—as in a beautiful view of Ceylon that he painted in the eighteen-seventies—some small note of significant strangeness intrudes, ravishing color and breeze-blown reeds too intense to quite credit as reportage.
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A year after receiving the greenlight on GMT28503, ConocoPhillips has proposed a new development – Greater Mooses Tooth Unit 22019 (GMT2) – which is even larger, intrudes even further into the Reserve, and includes permanent road and pipeline extensions to a 75-acre drill pad.
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But since then, the decision has sparked concerns that a precedent has been set for future presidents, allowing them to skip the starry event when politics intrudes, and upending one of the few Washington traditions left for Republicans and Democrats to come together.
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A press freedoms coalition of civil liberties advocates and media agencies also threw their weight behind VICE's case at the Supreme Court, arguing that the production order intrudes on the privacy and freedom journalists must be afforded in order to properly do their jobs.
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I've tried fantasising about celebrities, but reality intrudes on my enjoyment; before I can orgasm picturing myself being pounded by Jason Momoa, I have to invent a backstory as to why he's not with Lisa Bonet any more and reassure my psyche that she's happy.
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New Orleans's Lake Pontchartrain—which is actually an estuary—could be among the brackish bodies of water near the coast that will become saltier as sea levels rise and ocean water intrudes into the ecosystem, likely leading to a change in the flora and fauna.
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As the federal government intrudes more and more in to the day-to-day operations of all public companies it is imperative for corporations to be involved in policy discussions and government affairs through trade associations, policy groups, social welfare organizations, and think tanks.
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"Severing a statute is necessarily a legislative act, and the process of severance, therefore, necessarily intrudes into Congress' Article I authority," wrote Gene Schaerr of Schaerr Jaffe, who represents Republic Senators Mike Lee of Utah, James Lankford of Oklahoma and Michael Rounds of South Dakota.
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Even offensive and hateful speech is permissible under the Supreme Court's expansive conception of free expression, unless it intrudes on one of a few very narrow carve-outs including direct incitement to violence or so-called "fighting words"—epithets uttered in someone's face that could spark a brawl.
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Other peppy online businesses have been hurt by tighter censorship, as the Communist Party intrudes ever more noticeably into China's technology sector—whether by requiring the shutting down of a popular jokes app, or by announcing that Jack Ma of Alibaba, its best entrepreneur, is a party member.
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These deeply troubling allegations should disqualify anyone from a seat in the U.S. Senate," Reid said in a statement a day after the New York Times reported on emails and internal details of the operation of the fund under the headline: "Hedge Fund Role Intrudes on Lawmaker's Day Job.
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The decision confirms what we have known for too long: the courts, despite having the power of judicial review to ensure government does not grow beyond its constitutional bounds, will never dismantle the bureaucratic state that intrudes on the lives of millions of Americans and hamper our economy.
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They told me they got the idea for The Bridge when Corley moved to San Francisco, and they realized there was an opportunity to create a newsletter that helped people from both industries understand each other — particularly as politics intrudes into tech and vice versa, thanks to issues such as driverless cars.
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For Veeraporn, that ritual of recollection and loss — "to erase from our heads who we are, what we've had to feel happy or sad about, or that we ever had anything to remember" — takes place in an urban jungle in which the real jungle intrudes, with bugs and snakes and giant monitor lizards.
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In their passive playback mode, I find the N60s light on bass — which is mostly because exterior noise that intrudes tends to knock out low frequencies first — but once I flip the NC switch, that restores the bass to where it should be, and I find myself reducing the volume because I no longer need to use the music to drown out the outside world.
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The study looked at 176 different basins around Antarctica where ice drains into the ocean and found that the rate of melting is increasing, especially in areas where warm, salty water (known as circumpolar deep water, or CDW) intrudes on edges of the ice sheets, which "vigorously melts the ice shelves" by reducing the glaciers that act as stop gaps between the ice sheet and the ocean, the study said.
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The inclusion of the bed, which looks as if it were left behind from a piece of performance art, intrudes on the two-dimensional works in a way that spikes their contemporaneity while underscoring their relationship to reality, with Munch once removed and Johns twice removed; Munch's painterly treatment of his immediate surroundings is fevered and unfiltered, while Johns' abstracted interpretations of Munch's imagery are sumptuous and heady.
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Edna O'Brien's boldly imagined and harrowing new novel, "The Little Red Chairs" — her 23rd work of fiction since "The Country Girls" (133) — is both an exploration of those themes of Irish provincial life from the perspective of girls and women for which she has become acclaimed and a radical departure, a work of alternate history in which the devastation of a war-torn Central European country intrudes upon the "primal innocence, lost to most places in the world," of rural Ireland.
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