He is a son of Magnolia H. Keener of Mililani Town, Hawaii, and the late Leonard A. Keener.
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It features Michael Cera Spike Jonze, and more Catherin Keener.
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None of this makes anyone keener to invest in Britain.
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If you missed them, the regret is all the keener.
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And parents are keener on selection than the reformers are.
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Keener turned back toward the dashboard screen and rolled away.
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"Pretty big," Keener said, turning the gun in his hands.
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She's keener to talk about public transportation and trash removal.
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It also stars Academy Award nominees Catherine Keener and David Strathairn.
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The Chinese leader is no keener to climb down than Trump.
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Lately the government has become keener on large-scale housing developments.
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But more recently he has been keener to undermine its democracy.
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Some parts of the world are keener than others on pets.
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Keener let him go with a ticket for the window tint.
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That makes them seem keener on babies than they really are.
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Pfizer's chief executive, Ian C. Read, always seemed keener on acquisitions.
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" The daughter, played by Keener, replies, "She did it for herself.
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One week it's Ted Danson and the next brings Catherine Keener.
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The French are keener on such ideas, but Germany holds the key.
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Britain is seen as keener to share data with America than others.
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"I'm going to choose to credit the patrols with that," Keener said.
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As the Impala drove off, Keener looked back at the HunchLab map.
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Ms. Keener recorded for a week; Mr. Schwimmer for just a day.
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Some smaller businesses and hedge funds are keener on leaving the bloc.
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Amazon has bought the rights to "Homecoming", a star-studded psychological thriller from Gimlet Media (though already voiced by a starry cast—Catherine Keener, Oscar Isaac and David Schwimmer—the television series will swap Ms Keener for Julia Roberts).
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Until now, Canada has been keener to develop local champions than global ones.
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That may make it keener to recoup higher oil prices while it can.
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As Chinese firms issue more patents, the keener they are to protect them.
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Unless Directed by Alan Giselnan Starring Catherine Keener Grade: PASS Don't get excited.
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The car slowed to a stop, and Keener walked up to the window.
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Normally, you make movies with Catherine Keener, she's not in this movie. Correct.
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Rural families seem keener on keeping grandmothers at home, Ms Yu observes delicately.
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It's just a way to make people a little keener on spending money.
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While he was largely ignored by sports officials, investigators took a keener interest.
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Has she told her parents (Catherine Keener and Bradley Whitford) that he's black?
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The presence of the table is a puzzle best left to keener minds.
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But her folks, Dean (Bradley Whitford) and Missy (Catherine Keener), are welcoming and friendly.
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But there, too, they are sounding more conciliatory and keener to make a deal.
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But it would make both companies keener than ever to milk their duopoly status.
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It's a serialized radio psychological thriller with Catherine Keener, Oscar Isaac and David Schwimmer.
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It's a Ben Mendelsohn movie, not a Catherine Keener or a Jennifer Aniston movie.
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Catherine Keener starred opposite Carell as his love interest in the raunchy rom-com.
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Less focused on the mainland, some Taiwanese businessmen are becoming keener on the DPP.
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He's actually an older Harley Keener (Ty Simpkins) from the 2013 movie Iron Man 3.
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Arquette was arrested about 30 minutes into the demonstration, and Keener was arrested soon after.
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Bangladeshis and Malawians are keener users of contraceptives than Greeks or Italians (see chart 2).
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The Conservative Party is no keener on the legislation today than it has ever been.
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So it opens the door to further actions against municipalities ever keener to raise debt.
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He had to be talked around by keener colleagues like Sigmar Gabriel, the foreign minister.
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Attention from crime-busters will have made the board even keener to clean the slate.
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Two pollsters, Gallup and Quinnipiac University, find that Americans have become keener on gun control.
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It also deflects attention from Mr Trump, whose provocations Mr Buttigieg seems keener to ignore.
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Another police car rolled up behind Keener — a standard call for backup had gone out.
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But historically the public has been keener to fetishise the NHS than pay for it.
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Bangladesh's supposedly secular government seems keener to denounce the dead than to catch their killers.
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"It's gonna give you a much keener alertness, and mental awareness as well," Bang says.
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" Keener added: "It's a shame this had to take place, but he loved the outdoors.
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"It felt like making a play for our parents in the garage," Ms. Keener said.
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He'd never run with a donkey, but his animal intuition was much keener than mine.
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Keener and Patel have exquisite chemistry and I'm looking forward to their inevitable buddy comedy.
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The film also added Bob Odenkirk and Catherine Keener as a brother-sister villain team.
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Yet few contemporary British writers possess keener antennae for the background hum of public affairs.
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I'm still waiting after four episodes for the usually superb Greer and Keener to have more to do other than being foils for Jeff's story (Keener has a particularly miserable storyline), but Langella's Seb gets all the best lines, and he is drawn well.
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And the young are keener on market access and less opposed to migration than the old.
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The Europeans have grown keener on Hanoverians and Holsteiners, which are exceptionally good at dressage competitions.
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It's intelligently directed by Bennett Miller, and features lively work from Catherine Keener as Harper Lee.
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In its place was some of the geekiest, most keener teacher's pet behavior I'd ever seen.
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Despite his approval of sanitised cultural imports, Mr Xi is far keener on traditional Chinese arts.
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Keener, 27, grew up in southern Missouri and graduated from the police academy six years ago.
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When Keener began his shift, he headed toward the boxes HunchLab deemed to be high-risk.
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Driving through Jennings, it was clear Keener already had a predictive map stored in his brain.
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Would Keener have stopped the car at all had it not been in a HunchLab box?
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Doug Keener, creator of said map, claims he "absolutely loves" the show, but I'm less certain.
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The actual number was 17, according to records Mr. Kobach filed in a lawsuit, Keener v.
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And developers have been keener to copy the towns' quaint architecture than their underlying planning ideas.
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Their older opponents are also keener, tougher and better paid than in the past, said Austin.
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There, she saw "Johnny Suede," a rockabilly fantasia that featured an unknown actress named Catherine Keener.
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Londoners are keener on sandwich lunches, which means stiffer competition in that part of the market.
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The father told me that some of younger, keener monks often get up at 11 p.m.
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The nicer Rose's parents, Dean (Bradley Whitford) and Missy (Catherine Keener), behave, the greater the ripples.
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Jefferson Scott McCarley and Gary Allan Keener were married April 7 at San Francisco City Hall.
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Most Japanese are no keener than most Germans to play a major military role once again.
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Rather than back more reform, Germany's coalition politicians now seem keener to differentiate themselves from their rivals.
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French conservatives may be warier of free markets and keener on state intervention than Swedish social democrats.
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George Osborne, a former chancellor and keener European than Mr Cameron ever was, is their shop steward.
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As the non-profit sector becomes more professional, young people are keener on qualifications tailored for it.
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IN fathers with school-age children I sense a keener introspectiveness about parenting, a less abashed sensitivity.
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Actors, Ted Danson, Catherine Keener and Rosanna Arquette have been arrested alongside Fonda within the last month.
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States are keener to raise local taxes on petrol: 12 did so in the year to January.
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The acting is great and it features real celebrities like Catherine Keener, Oscar Isaac, and David Schwimmer.
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Below is my conversation with Ms. Copaken, whose episode stars Catherine Keener, Dev Patel and Andy Garcia.
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Jim Carrey as Jeff Pickles, Ariana Grande as Piccola Grande and Catherine Keener as Deirdre in 'Kidding.'
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" Holden was keener to discuss his favorite class this semester, "Fyodor Dostoyevsky and the Great Philosophical Novel.
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By changing the way food was presented, students were a lot keener on eating their five-a-day.
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Silicon Valley-types have been keener to embrace the philosophy than those working on Wall Street, for instance.
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Branches are closing and customers are becoming keener on digital financial products in many developed markets (see chart).
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But the dispute with Andina shows that the government is keener on regulating universities than on liberating them.
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Mr Johnson emphasised the role of wealth creation and sought to forge keener business links with Asian cities.
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With their savings earning zilch, Europeans should be keener to buy mutual funds in search of higher returns.
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All these female independent filmmakers' movies were coming out, like [Nicole Holofcener's] Walking and Talking with Catherine Keener.
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Though the actor seemed keener to discuss the finer points of Deflategate with Simmons than his latest roles.
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That is actor Ty Simpkins, who played Harley Keener, the kid who helps Tony out in Iron Man 3.
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It was not immediately clear if Fonda, Arquette or Keener had an attorney who could comment on the arrests.
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Making scientists keener to review papers could also speed up publishing, says Andrew Preston, one of the firm's founders.
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But Josh Brolin and Benicio del Toro do return, and will be joined by Catherine Keener and Matthew Modine.
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First, foreigners like to buy low-yielding American debt, but Americans investing overseas are keener on higher-yielding equities.
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It has always been a broad church that embraces liberal free-marketeers along with conservatives keener on economic protection.
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Ireland was keener on farm aid than Britain; but over trade and regulation, British and Irish eyes often met.
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The poorer people are, the bigger the subsidy they get, and the keener they are to enroll (see chart).
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"She's tender about people who do hideous things," Keener, who has been in all five of Holofcener's films, said.
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"What struck me as different was that the friendship was equal—the representations of character were equal," Keener said.
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Stowell's friend, James Keener, told Kohn 2 that the young man had frequently lent a helping hand to others.
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Moscow watches with even keener interest the withering away of NATO's military power from years of underinvestment in defense.
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Starring: Benicio Del Toro, Josh Brolin, Isabela Moner, Jeffrey Donovan, Catherine Keener Directed by: Stefano Sollima What is it?
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In a 2002 revival, the roles of Anna and Pale were taken on by Catherine Keener and Edward Norton.
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It has also made elites in other parts of the world keener to seek refuge in Europe's giant economy.
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Cast members in other episodes include Tina Fey, Dev Patel, John Slattery, Andy Garcia, Catherine Keener and Andrew Scott.
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His testosterone and good cholesterol were up, his heart rate and bad cholesterol were down, his eyesight was keener.
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Keener plays a journalist named Julie, who is interviewing a tech CEO (Dev Patel) about his new dating app.
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Some critics allege that Mustafa is keener to take revenge on the old guard than to strengthen state institutions.
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Catherine Keener is the journalist, and Andy Garcia is the man she met in Paris as a young woman.
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Along with his sister, Evelyn (Catherine Keener), he pitches the Parrs a plan to change the public's perceptions of supers.
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Now that unemployment is just 4.7%, she is keener to raise rates than those who worry about stubbornly low inflation.
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A keener Argentina The teenagers who took the PISA tests in 2015 were influenced by many years' worth of policies.
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But no one is keener to strut their stuff than Airbus and Boeing, the world's two biggest makers of airliners.
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By thus taking "dumb" money out of active investing, indexing has made for a keener battle between the remaining stockpickers.
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In fact, the PML-N, like the opposition, is keener to kowtow to the army than to defend media freedom.
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And Mr Kim seems keener than his father to promise prosperity to his people, and even a modicum of leisure.
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Some of the other celebs who have joined Jane on her mission include Ted Danson, Sam Waterston and Catherine Keener.
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Mr. Bartlett owns Keener Oil & Gas, a family business that was founded in 1910, three years after Oklahoma gained statehood.
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"Death to Smoochy" was a Danny DeVito-directed dark comedy starring Robin Williams, Edward Norton, Catherine Keener, and John Stewart.
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Matt's handler (Catherine Keener) and the weasely secretary of defense (Matthew Modine) preserve deniability by giving their guy carte blanche.
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If he has a sharp eye for brokenness, he is even keener on the inextinguishable flicker of love that remains.
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Other scripted podcasts have also attracted top Hollywood talent, including "Gimlet's Homecoming," which stars Catherine Keener, Oscar Isaac and David Schwimmer.
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The curators are keener on globalisation than are most French policymakers, cheering global trade's ability to boost incomes across the world.
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As her parents, Bradley Whitford and Catherine Keener behave as if they imagined they were middle-aged guest stars on Friends.
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It is not the only subject facing such a scarcity, but the government seems keener to deal with the shortages elsewhere.
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Instead of governing well, politicians are keener to steal money so as to bribe and rig their way back to power.
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In the podcast, Keener played Heidi with a note of sardonic detachment in her voice, a quality that Roberts doesn't emulate.
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I was in a movie called A Late Quartet, and the cast was Catherine Keener, Chris Walken, and Phil Seymour Hoffman.
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The success of that approach hinges on the fact that Americans are keener to follow in Kim Kardashian's footsteps than FEMA's.
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The director Nicole Holofcener achieved critical success with movies like "Please Give" (starring Catherine Keener) and "Enough Said" (Julia Louis-Dreyfus).
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Even the host country, initially cautious about the idea, may become keener since Moody's, another ratings agency, downgraded its debt in May.
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She's since gone on to tell many more female-centric stories through this lens (along with her tough and tender muse, Keener).
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As the Democrats have become more dependent on Hispanic voters, they have become much keener to discuss migrant rights than border enforcement.
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The inquiry has made nationalists no keener to revive the power-sharing arrangement with the DUP, which broke down in January 2017.
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Europe is much keener on keeping the Iran deal in place, and Trump's intransigence could cause irreparable harm to the transatlantic relations.
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Eagerness to raise birth rates is probably one reason why party organs seem ever keener to talk up the joys of marriage.
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This may help explain why Mr Trump, notwithstanding the Bolton-instigated hiatus, seems keener for a deal with Mr Kim than ever.
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While young people often feel like they have forever to make something happen, older people have a much keener sense of time.
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You can also see Keener opposite Maya Rudolph and Fred Armisen in Amazon Prime's 2018 show "Forever" and the Showtime series "Kidding."
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She is Catherine Murphy, and her first show of paintings in five years reaffirms that no one sees with a keener eye.
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We obliged, but learning the language was not high on our agenda; we were keener on getting acquainted with the Scandinavian girls.
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On the second, Tory party members like Mr Johnson more than Tory MPs do—and are getting keener with every suicide-vest jibe.
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For a complete blast from the Iron Man past, the kid we see here is Iron Man 3's Harley Keener (Ty Simpkins).
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Where Mr Osborne touted the "Northern Powerhouse", anchored in Manchester, Mrs May seems keener on revving up the "Midlands Engine", based around Birmingham.
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The British Social Attitudes Survey shows that the public is keener on raising taxes and public spending than at any time since 2006.
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State banks were keener to lend to small firms under the government's credit-guarantee fund, a scheme intended to keep the economy cooking.
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Unlike older generations, young men today have a keener sense of justice when it comes to women and their right to physical security.
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As Mrs Merkel and Mr Macron become keener on the logic of big mergers, pro-competitive voices in Europe risk being drowned out.
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Even so, many residents at Shintomi are keener on the robots than they are on some of the care workers, notes Mr Sekiguchi.
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The brains behind their operation, Evelyn will be voiced by the Oscar-nominated Catherine Keener (Being John Malkovich, The 40-Year-Old Virgin).
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On occasion, he's talked about his personal experience of oppression using language that reveals a keener grasp of America's many hierarchies and prejudices.
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Dusty punch lines include the set designer Jo Mielziner (rhymes with "keener") and the operetta composer Rudolf Friml (rhymes with "Gott im Himmel").
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The party is growing keener for Chinese to open their wallets—or, more likely, their digital ones—but only to charities that please it.
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After enduring news cycles like this one for so long, some of us are far keener to the way the media reports these stories.
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It is as if voters are even keener to punish the party, for presenting one candidate for prime minister only to kick him out.
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Scots, most of whom voted to Remain, may now be keener to break free of the United Kingdom, as they nearly did in 2014.
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Old Britons voted to leave the EU in far greater numbers than young ones; the uneducated were much keener on exit than the educated.
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Keener played Trish, the "hot grandma" who Andy (our titular 40-year-old virgin) fell in love with over the course of the movie.
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Critic's Notebook When dance succeeds, it creates an alchemy of time and space that transfigures the action; life itself becomes brighter, keener, more momentous.
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Shifa was keener, interested, often stopping to make a note to her earpiece or to follow up on something Yael had said or done.
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The Burmese are much keener on Ms Suu Kyi than on the journalists who set out to scrutinise her as they would any other politician.
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"It could have drifted for miles, so it&aposs a matter of re-sighting it," Bill Keener with Golden Gate Cetacean Research, told the paper.
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That may make them even quicker to attack in future – or keener to find other routes, including militant attacks and beyond, to needle each other.
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One explanation is that in uncertain times firms are keener to take more people on to the payroll than to invest heavily in new equipment.
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The panorama was exhibited at the World's Fair as a tool for architects and urban planners to look at the city with a keener eye.
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Since her weekly demonstrations began, she has persuaded other Hollywood stars to join her, including actors Sam Waterston, Ted Danson, Rosanna Arquette and Catherine Keener.
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A new Macedonian government, which has been in place since May, and a Greek government beset by economic challenges are rather keener to improve relations.
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Now, with oil and gas prices much lower and abundant supplies, LNG importers are keener on freely trading LNG instead of entering fixed term deals.
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Including poems from well known writers and less expected artists, Black Mountain Poems produces a keener vision of the interdisciplinary culture of the famed college.
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Men and women rush all too eagerly into various kinds of automatic rapture — and men seem keener to manipulate women than to converse with them.
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A flashback-driven episode starring Dev Patel and Catherine Keener, in which the two leads recount stories of love and regret, is ultimately more effective.
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This intense scripted series tells the story of a therapist, voiced by Catherine Keener, working to help a military veteran (Oscar Isaac) readjust to society.
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Those who support Britain's exit from Europe could be feeling reassured, while those who favor immigration might be keener to express their views, he said.
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If anything, it was keener, now that the Electoral College has awarded the White House to two popular-vote losers in the past two decades.
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" "He's your partner in crime, maybe even a bit keener," says DeVine, as Efron adds, "He giggles at side boob and the mention of a wiener.
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By virtue of his country's unfortunate place in history, he is keener than most to make sure Iran's theocratic leaders never get their hands on nukes.
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The film centers on Amelia (Keener) and her lifelong best friend Laura (Heche), both navigating the sharp turning point of their late-20s to early-30s.
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Though a growing Chinese middle class will probably prop up demand for a while, millennials in Western countries seem keener on memorable experiences than on bling.
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The center was "not required to be a regulated facility, but that is being questioned for the future," Mecklenburg County Medical Director Dr. Stephen Keener said.
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For the past 2376 years royalist elites and military types, known as "yellow shirts", have feuded with those keener on electoral democracy, known as "red shirts".
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As Frances Ashcroft, a physiologist at Oxford, explains in "Life at the Extremes", the water's appetite for warmth grows keener the more you move through it.
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Holly Hunter, Craig T. Nelson, Sarah Vowell, and Samuel L. Jackson reprise their voice roles, while Bob Odenkirk, Catherine Keener, and Sophia Bush voice new characters.
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Low salaries for doctors feed corruption and people's suspicions that staff are keener to earn money by prescribing unnecessary drugs and treatment than tending the sick.
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Oscar Isaac and Catherine Keener play an army vet and his therapist who come together as part of a strange and maybe-sinister new government program.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - It was her last EU summit before launching Brexit, but British Prime Minister Theresa May was keener to talk about pretty much anything else.
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"When I started here in 1980, we were in 18 or 19 countries, and we're in 84 countries now," said Mr. Keener, who succeeded Mr. Hale.
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"She's a regular in these parts, classic technique of hanging behind a keener shopper," Mr. Heath narrates as a woman scanned a colorful display of vegetables.
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"She's a regular in these parts, classic technique of hanging behind a keener shopper," Mr. Heath narrates as a woman scanned a colorful display of vegetables.
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And while Steve Carell and Catherine Keener are more recently remembered for playing terrifying villains in "Foxcatcher" and "Get Out," they're adorable here in leading roles.
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For example, when Gimlet released its first fiction podcast, "Homecoming," in 2016, every voice was familiar: Catherine Keener, David Schwimmer, Oscar Isaac, David Cross, Amy Sedaris.
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The welcome he receives from Rose's father, a neurosurgeon named Dean (Bradley Whitford), and her mother, Missy (Catherine Keener), a psychiatrist, could not be more effusive.
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So far, Fonda has been arrested with her Grace and Frankie co-star Sam Waterston, along with actors like Ted Danson, Rosanna Arquette, and Catherine Keener.
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As regulators begin to take a keener interest in bitcoin, institutional investors are also keeping their eyes and trying to find a way to get involved.
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Mr. Keener, 54, works in San Francisco as a vice president of the Swiss Reinsurance Corporation, for which he underwrites professional liability insurance for insurance agents.
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As for the princesses, they are written with a republican zest, made all the keener by the knowledge that royalty, for all its anachronistic irrelevance, sells.
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We need a sustained public outcry, a willingness to read the news with a keener eye and some consideration about the shape of our media landscape.
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Catherine Keener and Kristen Stewart also star, and many of the songs on for the soundtrack were performed by Eddie Vedder, lead singer of Pearl Jam.
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Perhaps it was her keener-than-usual awareness of how stuff fits into your life, or her previous experiences dealing with less-than-communicative omniscient beings.
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"I've never met anybody who has a keener eye for the game," said Scott Moore, Cherry's boss and the president of Rogers's Sportsnet and N.H.L. properties.
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It is possible that his threats to rip up trade deals and impose tariffs are making risk-averse business executives keener to plant their factories at home.
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Young Britons seem to have plumped for Labour by an overwhelming 40-point margin last week, while the oldest were even keener than usual on the Conservatives.
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It's little wonder, then, that the Kremlin wants clarity and no surprise that they'll be keener than ever for a face-to-face chat with the President.
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The increasingly competitive market will also make firms keener to eke out benefits from efficiencies of scale, increased diversification, cost-cutting opportunities and more efficient capital management.
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The movie is splendidly cast from top to bottom, starting with Kaluuya and extending to Keener and Whitford (along with an unnerving small role for Stephen Root).
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"It was just cooking, cooking, and then she was on the phone," recalled Keener (who worked with Fonda and Arquette on the 2012 film "Peace Love & Misunderstanding").
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Nobody will be keener than David Cameron, Britain's soon-to-be-ex-prime minister, to present a picture of business as usual for the 0003-member alliance.
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In the show's second episode, Deborah Copaken's 2015 story about her own lost love was adapted with Catherine Keener, Dev Patel, Caitlin McGee and Andy Garcia starring.
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The plot is cleverly wound with sinister disclosures about this homecoming program, but the real surprise here is the palpable chemistry between Mr. Isaac and Ms. Keener.
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But season two, thus far, has a much, much keener idea of how damaging and shitty those caricatures are, especially if there's no actual commentary being presented.
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Some of the centre-right governments that have recently come to power in South America are keener on open trade than their left-wing predecessors, especially in Mercosur.
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Jane proudly gave a thumbs up after she was hauled away ... and actresses Catherine Keener and Rosanna Arquette were also arrested and charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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Other times, you choose something cozy and familiar, a movie that looks like a ladies'-night feature — with, say, Catherine Keener and Anne Heche running around in overalls.
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With Jupiter in this worldly sign, "people are keener to broaden their horizons and be more open to learning things and taking on a new perspective," she says.
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You've got Sicario's Daniel Kaluuya in the lead role and Girls star Allison Williams as his girlfriend, plus Catherine Keener, Bradley Whitford, Caleb Landry Jones, and way more.
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Younger clientele are keener on locations closer to the hotspots – such as Saint-Tropez, Cannes and Monte Carlo - than were their parents who tended to prefer more tranquility.
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Many Republican voters are more selective in their support for guns than the ideologues; they tend to be momentarily keener on gun controls after a massacre, for example.
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More focused impact investors tend to be keener on quantifying their impact — and efforts to do that on a comparable basis are still at a very early stage.
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Foreign investors became keener still to sell Argentine bonds and buy dollars when the government brought in a new capital-gains tax in order to appease its opponents.
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What his music yearned for and allowed us to imagine were new forms of being together, new intensities of desire and love in keener visions and sharper sounds.
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Russia and China are keener on nuclear-tipped ones, partly because they fear their existing nukes might one day be stopped by improvements in America's missile-defence shield.
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The opposition frets it may be let down by the UN and America, which it thinks are keener to focus on IS rather than on Syria's domestic problems.
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BCG research on older people suggests they are less eager to acquire material possessions than preceding generations and much keener to acquire experience, particularly through travel and study.
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The most recent one included Fonda's close friend the playwright Eve Ensler, and the policy strategist Emira Woods, as Arquette and Keener sat cross-legged on the floor.
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And the new cast list is even more stacked than the original, with Odenkirk, Catherine Keener, Jonathan Banks, and even Isabella Rossellini lending their voices this time around.
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Dispatches leaves you with a keener sense of what happened to Herr and to the soldiers around him, but with this clarity comes a messy, difficult uncertainty, too.
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As Gimlet pursued Ms. Roberts for "Homecoming," it was able to send her the podcast with Ms. Keener in the role to help prove the company's bona fides.
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A database put together by The Economist of large companies based in five EU countries shows European companies are ever keener to invest anywhere but their home continent.
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Still, its intrigue, mind games, and sinister atmosphere will keep you hooked from start to finish — particularly thanks to standout performances from Isaac, Catherine Keener, and David Schwimmer.
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Allison Williams, Bradley Whitford and Catherine Keener co-star in Get Out, which offers a provocative commentary on race relations as filtered through the lens of a genre film.
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In nationally representative surveys and experiments we fielded from 2006 to 2012, we found that liberal citizens are simply keener than conservatives are on the idea of mass agency.
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While millennials tend to hold more left-wing economic views, they are far keener on the idea of globalisation, broadly conceived, thanks to their more positive attitudes towards multiculturalism.
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Despite the South Korean deal, and keen as China is to avoid a trade war—keener than Mr Trump, it seems—the danger of a transpacific escalation remains real.
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Low inventories and the prospect of reduced supply over the summer have pushed up local prices, making mills even keener to operate at full tilt until the stoppage begins.
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"Even in previous years, you've seen a slower degree of improvement for the pensioners, but you haven't seen a decline in life expectancy," Aon actuary Eric Keener told Bloomberg.
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Granted, the on-screen suffering and threat level in all these films was a lot keener than anything TIFF's temporary community of critics, filmmakers, and industry folks were experiencing.
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But they are keener to discuss their work in developing new and different sorts of indices (S&P says it now has over 1m), including for other asset classes.
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If you can detect a sharp break between the Obama and Trump economies, you've got a keener eye than I do: Looking at job growth yields a similar picture.
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Like Marge Gunderson, she's learning about secrets and lies and then coming back to her own town with unlocked doors, bringing with her a keener sense of the possibilities.
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But he found himself getting keener on the idea of the Holy Spirit, something around in the air and in the silences between the notes, as the choir sang.
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I visited the Lyceum with my partner, who has keener eyes than I. Together we identified thyme, lavender, abundant wildflowers, gigantic rosemary bushes, olive trees, cypress and possibly oregano.
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America wants action to be speedy enough for global emissions to reach their peak by 2021, then to start falling; China may be keener to postpone that point until 2023.
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Tata Steel, on the other hand, is considered to be keener on the joint venture, partially because it improves future prospects for its ailing Port Talbot plant, the people said.
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The cast is perfectly pitched and playing to their strengths, with Whitford and Keener in particular both making use of their ability to underline geniality with a hint of menace.
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That the richer and better-educated are keener on Remain, and the poorer and less-educated are for Leave is one of the three clearest psephological features of the electorate.
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Keener and Arquette were fined and released a few hours later, but Fonda, who had a court date because of her prior arrests, spent the night in jail, as expected.
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Malawi's leaders were keener on a recent study by the UN Children's Emergency Fund (Unicef) into the feasibility of using drones to transport the HIV test samples of newborn babies.
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When Gimlet produced "Homecoming," it could land in-demand actors like Oscar Isaac and Catherine Keener because it required only a couple days of work in front of a mic.
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When she does finally go — and we now know that her departure will be sooner rather than later — the sense of loss in the country may be keener than expected.
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McConnell is far keener to hammer House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for failing to transmit articles of impeachment to the Senate, a course of action apparently meant to bolster Schumer's hand.
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The trouble with the curatorial use of a ready-made diary is that it arguably invites a keener level of interpretation than in bodies of work that are not so organized.
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Firms with large cash piles could help by spending them down, but seem to have been keener to use their lucre for dividends and share buy-backs than for new investment.
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An executive at Alibaba notes that as Chinese firms expand globally, particularly in South-East Asia, they, too, suffer from having their ideas ripped off, making them keener to protect them.
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The companies may become keener on entering leniency talks once that report is released, Kalluf said, adding that the criminal investigation will continue regardless of whether they do engage in talks.
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Overall it means a government keener to confront foreigners, vested interests and especially the sort of polenta-munching elites who share each other's globalising enthusiasms, holiday villas and platforms at Davos.
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To this end, Gimlet stacked the cast with splashy Hollywood talent: Catherine Keener played Heidi, David Schwimmer played Colin, and Oscar Isaac played Walter Cruz, a veteran undergoing treatment at Homecoming.
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By plucking artists out of the context of their main craft and placing them next to the pivotal poets, Creasy produces a keener vision of both the poems and the movement.
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Japan is plagued by a number of societal and cultural issues that are often overlooked outside of the country itself, particularly by Western observers keener to celebrate its more colorful qualities.
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It wasn't exactly a highlight of the evening, but as it turned out, few people in the room had a keener understanding of the importance — and profitability — of spotting a loser.
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This thriller about a fictional interpreter (Nicole Kidman), who falls under the suspicion of Secret Service agents (Sean Penn and Catherine Keener), is more than a decade old but newly relevant.
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Other Hollywood stars to be arrested during past 'FDF's include Sam Waterston, Ted Danson, Rosanna Arquette and Catherine Keener ... and it seems like the list is only going to get longer.
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It also reflects, they said, the conviction that bringing a broader slice of America into the Fed's boardrooms will result in a keener grasp of economic conditions and better policy decisions.
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It also reflects, they said, the conviction that bringing a broader slice of America into the Fed's boardrooms will result in a keener grasp of economic conditions and better policy decisions.
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They didn't meet in person until Horowitz came to New York to record Homecoming, which in podcast form starred Catherine Keener as Heidi, Oscar Isaac as Walter, and David Schwimmer as Colin.
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You've got Catherine Keener from Get Out playing Heidi, a therapist for returning soldiers with PTSD, and Star Wars' Oscar Isaac as Walter, one of her patients at a secret rehab center.
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Jane Fonda returned to her activist roots for her 79th birthday on Wednesday in Los Angeles when she appeared at a rally with famous friends Lily Tomlin, Frances Fisher and Catherine Keener.
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Maybe in the future, Keener can give Jerry and the gang a bit more of a fighting chance: splice Kramer with an Imp, for example, and let him hurl fireballs at you.
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The actress also played the protagonist for a fictional podcast series called "Homecoming," which was later turned into an Amazon Prime series starring Julia Roberts in the same role Keener had voiced.
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Lane, Perabo and Valletta can now wear an arrest badge of honor with Fonda, along with other Hollywood pals who've joined her ... like Sam Waterston, Ted Danson, Rosanna Arquette and Catherine Keener.
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What we got was Destiny: New York City, trading the robotic vamping of Peter Dinklage for Brandon Keener, otherwise known as the voice of dreamboat Turian Garrus from the Mass Effect series.
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In "Capote" (2005), the title character (played by Philip Seymour Hoffman) attends the premiere of "To Kill a Mockingbird," the film version of the novel by his friend Harper Lee (Catherine Keener).
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The show also stars Catherine Keener, Frank Langella, and Judy Greer, and was created by former Weeds writer Dave Holstein, who shrugged off the Mr. Rogers comparisons during a recent TCA press tour.
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They are less interested than Americans or Britons in boozing and spa treatments, but keener on gambling, and really go to town in the onboard shops, buying such things as foreign-made appliances.
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The new government says it will neither extend mining licences nor offer new ones until the laws governing the sector are tightened (it appears keener on environmental and safety rules than its predecessors).
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Other Republican presidential candidates are lucky to attract a small handful of traders, who often bring generic conservative badges defending gun-ownership, or suggesting that Democratic voters should develop a keener work ethic.
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One of the keener qualities of Damon and Affleck's script is how it parallels the dynamics between its two key friendships, underscored by how closely Affleck's tender speech is followed by Sean's explosion.
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For one scene, Mr. Phillips created a rolling, creaking Ferris wheel that sounds as if it were carrying Ms. Keener and Mr. Schwimmer in and out of the bustle of a street fair.
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Inside, all six of MoMA's department heads had retired, replaced by a new generation of curators, mostly in their 40s and 50s, who were keener on collaboration and intent on unearthing forgotten artists.
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After dating for about five months, Chris (Kaluuya) and Rose (Williams) are headed upstate to hang out with her aggressively white parents, neurosurgeon Dean (Bradley Whitford) and therapist/hypnotist mother Missy (Catherine Keener).
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Though Facebook's lack of engagement with UK politicians might make the government keener to seize on the committee's recommendation of a social media levy to offset damage caused by tech platforms' accelerating online disinformation.
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We've seen this dynamic with North Korea, where Trump was initially seen as keener than the Pentagon to consider military action, only to then offer greater concessions than the national security establishment considered wise.
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That was actually Harley Keener, the young boy from Iron Man 3 who helped Tony by giving him access to his garage to repair his armor when he was on the run and hurt.
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Amid a series of rate cuts by the RBI, the government also imposed a slew of mergers between state-owned banks that will, in theory, improve their books and make them keener to lend.
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Charles Grant of the Centre for European Reform, a think-tank, says several countries are keener to enforce a level playing-field on regulation than they are to keep untrammelled free movement of people.
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But as Mr Shekhovtsov puts it, "migration is a first-world problem", and, whereas earlier far-right groups would beat up foreigners from Africa and Asia, Azov is keener on disrupting gay-pride marches.
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Fed policymakers at last month's meeting also cast a keener light on financial stability and agreed it was important to look for signs of declining market volatility or concentration of investors in particular assets.
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In recent times Indian cricket, much like the Indian economy, has inexorably pulled ahead of the Pakistani game, propelled by higher revenues, hugely fatter salaries, more professional management and keener promotion of young talent.
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For such is Mr Khan: frenetic, keen to show that he is on top of his brief and—every bit the politician—even keener to say what he thinks his interlocutor wants to hear.
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Fonda greeted them all, and invited up speakers; among them Keener, Arquette ("Every human life depends on honoring our planet") and Ensler, who recited a poem about the Earth that left listeners misty-eyed.
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"Millions of people participate in water activities all the time, and this is a very rare infection," Dr. Stephen Keener, the medical director for the Mecklenburg County Health Department, said at a press conference.
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The school is part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Covington, and in a statement given to CNN affiliate WLWT, spokeswoman Laura Keener said the diocese would investigate the incident and take appropriate action.
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Esmail, a fan of the podcast, which stars Catherine Keener (Heidi), Oscar Isaac (Walter) and David Schwimmer (Colin), initially balked at the idea of an adaptation, figuring why screw up an already good thing?
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Blessed rage for order, pale Ramon, The maker's rage to order words of the sea, Words of the fragrant portals, dimly-starred, And of ourselves and of our origins, In ghostlier demarcations, keener sounds.
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A theater director (Philip Seymour Hoffman), miserably married to a talented painter (Catherine Keener) and living in Schenectady, N.Y., with their 4-year-old daughter, presents "Death of a Salesman" with a young cast.
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There are signs of disagreement on the matter among EU members, with Baltic countries on Russia's borders typically keener on maintaining tough sanctions, while countries like Greece have flagged the possibility of tailing them off.
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The Amazon series presents a hefty ensemble of famous faces, with this new trailer hyping appearances from the likes of Anne Hathaway, Julia Garner, Dev Patel, Catherine Keener, Tina Fey, Andy Garcia, and John Slattery.
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For one thing, older Singaporeans have turned out to be keener than expected to hang on to their homes, rather than release capital by moving in with their children or "right-sizing" to smaller flats.
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But Get Out looks like a deliciously creepy Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, with Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) taking a trip to meet his white girlfriend's parents (Bradley Whitford and Catherine Keener) that goes horribly wrong.
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The distinctions slice across the generations, with surveys showing that the young, less inclined to leave the bloc, are also less likely to vote, while the aged, keener to leave, are also more energetic voters.
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Malone got a keener sense of that process from 2011 to 2013, as an assistant with the Warriors under Mark Jackson when Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson were young players learning how to be pros.
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He returns this fall alongside Catherine Keener in a Showtime comedy-drama directed by his old friend Michel Gondry, who directed the 2004 Oscar-winning film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, in which Carrey starred.
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Google's India health push doesn't go that far, but, with its visibility, even a seemingly small move could provide better access to information and encourage people in India to take a keener interest in their health.
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Meanwhile, lingering uncertainty related to the financial crisis and the rise of populism may mean that firms are keener on hiring staff than on devoting large amounts of capital to investment, which is harder to undo.
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The new prime minister will have been selected by the 120,000 members of the Conservative Party, who are whiter, older and richer and much keener on a hard Brexit than the divided country that elects Parliament.
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In which direction the party ultimately goes is not clear—but it might decide, for example, whether it eventually enters a federal coalition with the SPD and Greens, on which Ms Kipping's tendency is much keener.
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The podcast, a psychological thriller with a narrative structure borrowed from traditional radio and an A-list voice-acting cast including Oscar Isaac, Catherine Keener, and David Schwimmer, is in the midst of its second season.
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Many of the investment bankers who had hoped for fat mandates worry that the founder-shareholders who dominate India's business scene (and its debt) are keener to talk about break-ups than actually preside over them.
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Mr. Carrey, wearing the telltale vest and tie of Jeff Pickles, was engaged in what he called "back-ting": miming some motions in the background of a scene that centered on Mr. Langella and Ms. Keener.
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Tarun Sawhney of Triveni Engineering & Industries, which owns seven mills, says investors might be keener on the ethanol industry if the government set out a transparent framework for prices, rather than simply announcing them each year.
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The podcast, which starred Catherine Keener, Oscar Isaac, and David Schwimmer, was praised for its performances and its use of audio tricks to jump between conversations, whether they be recordings of therapy sessions or phone calls.
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AMSTERDAM, Nov 11 (Reuters) - TomTom has benefited from the formation of the rival Here consortium as automakers not involved in it are keener to do business with the independent mapping operator, its chief executive said on Friday.
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This has dropped to around 45% on FiveThirtyEight; perhaps because independent voters, even if they cannot bear to vote for Mr Trump, are now keener than ever to provide a congressional check on Mrs Clinton as president.
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Though Chief Justice Roberts worked against Roe as a lawyer in George W. Bush's Justice Department and has voted to chip away at abortion rights, he has become keener to steer the court away from treacherous waters.
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Mr Salvini, who is also interior minister, said he intended "summoning" his French counterpart to discuss the question of former Italian terrorists living in France, an issue he is far keener to resolve than most French politicians.
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It remains the world's biggest importer of fossil fuels, but its experience with filthy air and its concerns about over-dependence on imported oil have made it keener to harvest more of its own wind and sunlight.
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But it could also be that Trump — who has taken the use of social media to an art form, albeit a deeply controversial one — has a keener eye than most for the importance of effective TV communication.
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On one long August day, Eli Horowitz camped out in a cramped studio in Gowanus, Brooklyn, with Oscar Isaac, Catherine Keener, a microphone and a solitary Betta fish named Young Hollywood swimming laps around its little bowl.
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Whether or not the debate happens, the race for the nomination is sure to become more aggressive as the clock ticks down, the TV ad wars intensify and candidates become keener to distinguish themselves from their competitors.
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Talking to VICE Sports shortly after retaining the title he won in 2016, he is keener to stress the importance of regular exercise to a person's physical and mental health than big up his own achievement in Mongolia.
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France backs the European Intervention Initiative, a European military force willing to act even when some EU states disagree; Germany is keener on Permanent Structured Co-operation, a broader but less dynamic forum for EU security co-ordination.
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"Overall this fits with the view that Powell will not differ dramatically from Yellen on monetary policy but is likely to be keener than her to reduce the regulatory burden on banks," Rabobank strategists said in a note.
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Now that President Trump's hard line has made deportation a keener threat, a growing number of district attorneys are coming to the same reckoning, concluding that prosecutors should consider potential repercussions for immigrants before closing a plea deal.
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A Now Teenage Harley Keener (Ty Simpkins) From Iron Man 3 If you, along with everyone else, was confused as to who that young teenage boy was standing along at Tony Stark's funeral, don't worry, we've got you covered!
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That's always been the case, but ever since Man of Steel drew backlash from fans for the wanton destruction wrought by Superman, movies like Batman v Superman and Captain America: Civil War have been keener about confronting the issue.
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But showing us how they function during this time of the year versus the free for all that is a New York City summer gives us a keener insight into who they actually are, for better and for worse.
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The Chinese Communist Party, under the leadership of a president keener than ever on party proselytizing, issued a directive in January calling for further effort to foster patriotism in young people nationwide, including Hong Kong, to maintain national unity.
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The show is based on the experiences of Heidi Bergman (originally voiced by Catherine Keener), a waitress who is forced to confront her mostly forgotten past life as a social worker for a shady soldier rehabilitation program called Homecoming.
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But a pair of wildly rich, helpful siblings, Winston (Bob Odenkirk) and Evelyn Deavor (Catherine Keener) offer the Parrs an out in the form of a PR campaign that they say will help restore superheroes' reputation and legal standing.
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The webinar's name is a reference to one of the scenes of Get Out, where the protagonist Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) is hypnotized by his girlfriend's mother Missy (Catherine Keener), a hypnotherapist ostensibly trying to get him to quit smoking.
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As Keener drove through the bottom left corner of a HunchLab box — red to indicate a high risk of aggravated assaults — he noticed a white Chevy Impala with a dark window tint, dark enough to merit a traffic ticket.
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Add to this increasingly invasive security and demotivated, underpaid airline staff, who seem keener to sell you a scratchcard than top up your coffee, and it is tempting throw up your arms and wonder where it will all end.
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Even European countries - which have been keener to deliver climate finance - are reluctant to sign up to making future projections of their own funding commitments under the Paris "rulebook", said Jens Mattias Clausen, climate change advisor with Greenpeace Nordic.
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Catherine Keener and James LeGros excel as a grieving couple, and Mikey Madison (riveting as the eldest daughter in FX's "Better Things,") is so moving as Kathleen, a mourning teenager, that we want to give her her own movie.
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But earlier productions — including the 2002 Signature Theater revival, which starred Edward Norton and Catherine Keener — made it clear that this drama is indeed a "pas de quatre," to use the language of dance, about the distance among people.
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It's by Nicole Holofcener, who is one of my favorite writers and directors, and starred Catherine Keener and Anne Heche as his two best friends who go...like, one of them is getting married and it changes their friendship.
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Each half-hour episode features true tales about the myriad ways people meet, mate and break up these days, dramatized by the likes of Tina Fey, John Slattery, Dev Patel, Catherine Keener, Andy Garcia, Brandon Victor Dixon and more.
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That hasn't stopped other stars from joining the arrest club, though ... Paul Sheer, Diane Lane, Piper Perabo, Amber Valletta, Sam Waterston, Ted Danson, Rosanna Arquette and Catherine Keener have all taken one for the team since the movement began.
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But crack seed also refers, more singularly, to preserved fruit in which the stone heart has been split and left embedded in the flesh, a touch of bitterness that makes the taste stronger, keener — a shock to the tongue.
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Fans tuned in to watch the show's star-studded cast — which features Anne Hathaway, Dev Patel, Tina Fey, Catherine Keener and Fleabag "Hot Priest" Andrew Scott, among others — but viewers stayed for the show's romantically honest portrayal of 21st-century relationships.
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The election in 1978 of an anti-communist Polish pope, John Paul II, ushered in a reaction against the quasi-Marxist leanings of liberation-minded clerics who in the eyes of critics seemed keener on earthly politics than on individual repentance.
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Peer-to-peer or marketplace lenders, such as Lending Club and SoFi in America, or Funding Circle and RateSetter in Britain, connect people and companies that want to borrow with those that have money to lend, promising both sides keener rates.
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But slowly, Watchmen unfurls into something much darker and keener: a story that, while rife with ostentatious characters like mad genius Ozymandias and all-powerful Doctor Manhattan, is much more grounded in showing us what it's like to be powerless.
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And since the latter, along with pensioners, make up the bulk of trade-union membership, the unions have been keener to defend the privileges of those with jobs for life than to campaign for a more equitable distribution of benefits.
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There is more lip service than real reform, but a new election law has made some people keener on polls, which must take place by the end of next January, says Jumana Ghneimat, the editor of Al Ghad, a local paper.
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"It seems that a significant amount of the 'net length' likely belongs to passive institutional investors, which are taking a keener look at commodities and energy once again after several years of absence," Energy Aspects wrote in a research note.
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A rare and finely preserved skull unearthed in Argentina belonged to a dinosaur with a drooping head, far bigger eyes and keener hearing than some of its more evolved relatives, providing new clues about this group of lumbering plant-eaters.
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So while "Homecoming"— in addition to Ms. Keener and Mr. Isaac, it also stars David Schwimmer, David Cross and Amy Sedaris — is billed as a psychological thriller, it feels more experimental than the thrillers we're used to watching on film.
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We witness Jeff's surviving son Will (Cole Allen) attempt to distinguish himself from his dead twin, and Jeff's sister Deirdre (Catherine Keener) struggle to keep her own family together while fulfilling her duties as Mr. Pickles' Puppet Time's puppet master.
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Blood bankers are reluctant to talk about why some communities are keener to donate than others, but read some of the "myths about blood donation" that they regularly publish and a picture emerges: Blood donation doesn't make you put on weight.
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There are a number of climate adaptation studies underway in Guam, both civilian and military, said Victoria Keener, a research fellow at the East-West Center in Honolulu who works on applied hydrology and climatology projects in the Pacific islands.
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The adaptation work includes research, overseen by a local climate change task force, on coastal infrastructure in tourist areas, Dr. Keener said, as well as a Pentagon-financed study to explore how climate change may affect the island's freshwater resources.
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Modern Love, which streams on Amazon Prime and stars Anne Hathaway, Tina Fey, Dev Patel, Catherine Keener, Andrew Scott and John Slattery, has become an instant hit after just three days of streaming — and Twitter is in tears over it.
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Patel is a charmer, but I couldn't wait to get back to Keener, a performer more than equal to the task of showing us the disappointment of a bad marriage and the exhilaration of rediscovered love in only half an hour.
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Fear that once manifested as hatred has evolved into something more like dumbstruck admiration for the kaleidoscopic diversity and raw power of so many types of sharks, along with a keener appreciation of the benefits they confer to ocean ecosystems.
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The family's idyllic country estate, and the warm reception Chris receives -- including from Rose's mom (Catherine Keener), a therapist who offers to use hypnosis to help him kick his smoking habit -- initially comes across as welcoming, if perhaps trying a bit too hard.
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Dom's been a shot in the arm for Mr. Robot this entire season, but knowing that she's had a much keener eye on the situation than we even knew makes me like this season approximately 30 percent more than I already did.
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India had hoped that its growing economy and stronger ties with America would make a more isolated Pakistan keener for reconciliation, but China has moved nimbly into the breach, and so far looks set to entrench the differences between India and Pakistan further.
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An exhibition at the Zabludowicz Collection in London features new work of a similar bent, but with a keener focus on gender, wealth and AI. "Make Me Up" (pictured), a film, is a baroque and bloody version of "America's Next Top Model".
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"Should the economics change, they could certainly come back," Alcoa Casting commercial vice president Christine Keener told the Platts Aluminum Symposium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, referring to Intalco and the 184,000 tonne-per-year Wenatchee smelter in Washington, which was curtailed last month.
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And even though the party coincided with a snowstorm in the city, a number of Fonda's closest friends and family were able to attend the festive occasion, including Rosanna Arquette, Catherine Keener, James Taylor, Carole King and Ted Turner — Fonda's ex-husband.
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And when he meets her parents (Bradley Whitford and Catherine Keener), they're friendly and welcoming and pleased to have him, even as Dad keeps putting his foot in his mouth every time he tries to address (or tries to avoid addressing) Chris's race.
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The ability of banks to use their holdings of corporate bonds in this way will make them far keener to purchase them, either as creditors or in their investment-banking roles as marketmakers, facilitating the buying and selling of bonds by institutional clients.
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A high overall turnout will likely benefit Remain, as young people and richer old folk are keener on the union, but a big turnout is far from guaranteed All our coverage of the campaign can be found on our "Brexit" hub here.
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Made the year after Essays, Mülheim (Ruhr) (1964) is a short, but great leap ahead, displaying a keener grasp of rhythm, time, and movement that would become signatures of Nestler's later films — particularly demonstrated when he would cut between still and moving images.
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Mr. Horowitz was there to direct Ms. Keener and Mr. Isaac as they acted out the story of a strange and intimate relationship between a therapist and an army veteran who come together as part of a secretive — maybe even sinister — government program.
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This is a lot for an actor to manage, but few television shows get actors like Catherine Keener, Anne Hathaway (more on her in a second), and Jane Alexander (who deserved better from her episode, "The Race Grows Sweeter Near Its Final Lap").
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It is wearying to see yet another film like this in which women mostly exist either to say clueless and ineffectual things (in this one, that character is played by Catherine Keener) or to be collateral damage in the machinations of violent men.
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" Photos and videos posted to the Fire Drill Fridays Twitter account — Fonda's initiative to raise awareness about climate change — show videos of Fonda, Keener and Arquette's arrests, as well as videos of demonstrators chanting "climate justice now" and "women demand a Green New Deal.
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As safety concerns have mounted over knockoff, low-quality boards, Customs has appeared to take a keener interest in stopping shipments from entering the US. Earlier this month, the agency said it had stopped a shipment of 300 counterfeit boards at the Port of Miami.
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While Pettus captures the excitement of waking up in a strange country with a lot of money in your pocket, the thrills are largely lost on Jordan, who could use a more unequivocal love of adventure, not to mention a keener sense of humor.
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The air in the Kim household is alive with what you might call hecticity, and Bong—whose compositional eye and nose for atmosphere are keener than ever—insures that, as Ki-woo walks to his job interview, we sense the advent of a blessed calm.
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"The safe-haven metal bulls have shown resilience recently, amid the keener risk appetite that has been prevalent in the market place the past few weeks evidenced by U.S. stock indexes near record highs," said Kitco Metals senior analyst Jim Wyckoff in a note.
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"The safe-haven metal bulls have shown resilience recently, amid the keener risk appetite that has been prevalent in the market place the past few weeks - evidenced by U.S. stock indexes near record highs," said Kitco Metals senior analyst Jim Wyckoff in a note.
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"The safe-haven metal bulls have shown resilience recently, amid the keener risk appetite that has been prevalent in the market place the past few weeks - evidenced by U.S. stock indexes near record highs," said Kitco Metals senior analyst Jim Wyckoff in a note.
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Apatow and company would run the theme of arrested adolescence into the ground in the years to come, but the earnestness underpinning Carell's relationship to his buddies (Paul Rudd, Seth Rogen and Romany Malco) and his more experienced girlfriend (Catherine Keener) counteracts the juvenilia.
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"My view is that we can use more Europe but this has to lead to more competitiveness, more jobs and more clout for the European Union," she said in a message that could appeal to the pro-business FDP and the Greens, who are keener on regulation.
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In a poll by YouGov for HSBC's expat-banking division, two-thirds of British pensioners in Spain cited the lower cost of living as a reason for their move, compared with only a fifth of those in France, who were keener on the culture and lifestyle.
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"The Land of Steady Habits" is a Nicole Holofcener movie — her first feature since "Enough Said" in 2013 (and her first ever without Catherine Keener in the cast) — which is to say a funny, sweet-and-sour study in envy, cruelty, bad decision-making and forgiveness.
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Designing for the Austin, Texas-based movie poster outfit Mondo, Mr. Shaw captured the fun and the fear of the movie with a key scene: Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) is hypnotized by the way his girlfriend's mother (Catherine Keener) methodically stirs a spoon in a cup of tea.
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Bosworth may have a keener nose for detail (from her we learn that at one moma show, an assistant had to go around each morning and wipe the Arbus photographs where people had spat on them), whereas Lubow is more intent upon the shifts in Arbus's work.
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The work of writer and artist Jonathan Sun is a rare exception: It's impeccably tailored to Twitter's constraints and contains all the absurdist hallmarks of typical Weird Twitter humor, but also features more heart and a keener understanding of the human experience than you'd get nearly anywhere else online.
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At work, his father, Seb (Frank Langella), is plotting against him out of fear that Jeff is going to destroy their multimillion-dollar franchise by talking about death on the show and scaring children, and he's trying to conscript Jeff's puppeteer sister, Deirdre (Catherine Keener), into his plans.
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If someone knows your work, they go, "Oh, she makes movies starring Catherine Keener and they feature complicated, or difficult, or pick your adjective, female characters," and these are always the things they say about you, and you just talked about not wanting to be in the female ghetto.
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While Nadler's panel has focused largely on the obstruction case, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff has signaled a keener interest in Mueller's counterintelligence findings, namely Trump's encouragement of Russia's interference in the 2016 race, and his company's efforts to build a Trump Tower in Moscow at the time.
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Two pairs of male-female lovers spend time together, with one couple reaching the marriage ceremony as the ballet ends (veil, bouquet, trousseau, confetti); but one of these two men is keener on the other man than on his own girlfriend, and so sulks when his devotion is rejected.
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Thus, today there's a keener appreciation that cap-and-trade regimes such as Europe's ambitious Emissions Trading System have been costly failures, with one study suggesting the E.T.S. had "limited benefits and embarrassing consequences" in terms of emissions — at an estimated cost to consumers of some $280 billion.
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Surrounded by actors like Langella and Catherine Keener as Deirdre, the show's head puppet maker (with a few issues of her own), Carrey deftly conveys the contradictions that Jeff entails, putting on one face for the world -- along with a vest and tie -- while laboring to hide the turmoil within.
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In an age of populism, politicians have become keener on grilling bosses in public—on December 11th Sundar Pichai, the head of Google, got the full treatment, with a three-hour roasting from Congress, including the question of why President Donald Trump's image appears when you type "idiot" into the search engine.
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Laura Keener, a spokeswoman for the archdiocese, specifically addressed the students' actions towards Nathan Phillips, an Omaha elder who was surrounded by the teens as he beat a drum and sang during the march, and condemned them for their behavior towards "Native Americans in general" in a statement seen by the news agency.
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With the new album Star Treatment on the horizon, Edwards and his band of heavy music veterans—guitarist Chuck French and bassist Neil Keener (both of Planes Mistaken For Stars), drummer Ordy Garrison, and piano/synth player Matthew Smith of Crime & The City Solution—have crafted the hardest-hitting Wovenhand offering to date.
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Doubtless seeking to ape President's Trump style and win his approval, they began competing with each other to make the most ferocious denunciation of their Democratic colleagues and the most heartfelt declaration of sympathy for Judge Kavanaugh, in a show of empathy far keener than they managed to muster for Dr. Blasey.
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Dr. Keener said that, because Guam is not particularly low-lying, it probably would be less vulnerable to the effects of rising sea levels than an island such as Kwajalein Atoll, in the Marshall Islands, where the defense contractor Lockheed Martin is building a $915 million radar system for the United States Air Force.
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Indeed, support for leaving without a deal is higher than that for accepting the deal that her government has agreed on with the EU. The unwise remark on February 6th by Donald Tusk, the European Council's president, that there was a "special place in hell" for Brexit's architects is unlikely to make Britons any keener to compromise with Brussels.
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But Milt Mungo, Heather Ciandella, Norm Roberts, Mary Vita P. Treano, Cheryl Gibson, William Mattingly, Frank Hatfield, Susan Widmer, BJ Taylor, William Chittam, David Holdridge, Bruce Keener, Ray Fleming and Sandy Sycafoose knew or guessed that we can blame this clock-resetting ritual on the Germans, who during World War I shifted their clocks to save electricity.
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In Holofcener's second film, "Lovely and Amazing," a frustrated artist, played by Catherine Keener, takes a job at a one-hour-photo store so that her husband will stop nagging her to earn some money; her boss there is a high-school student, whom she makes out with in her car, parked in front of his mother's house.
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In the wake of that 2013 documentary — which investigated the disturbing impact of captivity on orcas at Sea World and other marine parks — attendance dropped at these establishments, the Sea World chief executive stepped down and many of us arrived at a keener understanding of how these animals are compromised by being cooped up in tanks.
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With new youth sports complexes popping up throughout the nation, including two projects in neighboring Alabama, Dean Keener, a senior vice president who helps manage the indoor facilities, said the youth sports industry had become as competitive — and as potentially lucrative — as his old profession: He is the former men's basketball coach at James Madison University.
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By the time the then-fledgling Comedy Central picked up the series, Hodgson and his creative team had a keener sense of how to balance original material with the weekly grind of watching a crummy old film, and they'd discovered that if they wedged in as many jokes as possible, they could throw in some that only a select few would get.
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Fonda, who is 81, moved to Washington in September to highlight the urgency of the climate crisis by staging protests at the Capitol, where, wrapped in a bright red coat, she has been arrested every Friday for the past four weeks, often with a famous friend or two in tow: Sam Waterston, Ted Danson and, on Friday, Catherine Keener and Rosanna Arquette.
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The play is about a group of young adults reassessing their lives after the death of a friend; the role for Mr. Gyllenhaal (Pale) is a fiery, foul-mouthed, flirty showcase for actors — not only did Mr. Malkovich play the role on Broadway, but Edward Norton also played it Off Broadway in 2002 opposite Catherine Keener in a Signature Theater Company production.
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Location tracking by Google (and Apple)Even if you switch off location tracking access for all your apps, as long as it's enabled on your phone—see the first section—Apple (on iOS) and Google (on Android) can collect location data about you, because they own the OS. Google, though, seems far more aggressive about it, and far keener to share location data across all its products.
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This latest development shows the company taking advantage of the recent popularity enjoyed by podcasts with dramatic arcs and familiar narrative structures, like non-fiction series Serial and S-Town; faux old-school radio show Welcome to Nightvale and the dramatic follow-up Alice Isn't Dead; viral post-apocalyptic sci-fi The Deep Vaul; or Gilmlet's Homecoming, a thriller starring Oscar Isaac and Catherine Keener.
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Mr Stewart wanders around the country with a small film-crew, introducing himself to strangers, chatting to them about whatever is on their minds (he has been delighted to discover that people are much keener on talking about serious subjects such as Brexit and, above all, social care, than about the sort of trivia that obsesses Westminster), and then posting the resulting videos on the web.
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" As Rowan Blanchard, the young star of "Girl Meets World," pointed out, other Opening Ceremony shows — like "100% Lost Cotton," the spring 2015 show in the form of a satire staged at the Metropolitan Opera House and starring Dree Hemingway, Catherine Keener, Bobby Cannavale, John Cameron Mitchell and Elle Fanning — "have been more about smarts and less about how beautiful or skinny the models are.
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In this gentle reckoning with the passage of time, Iyer, born in England to Indian parents, registers, through years of autumns, the shifts in the neighborhood in Japan where he has lived for nearly three decades: his father-in-law dies; elderly friends, whose memories grow keener as they age, recount wartime childhoods; Iyer finds his own descriptions of his first impressions of Japan unrecognizable.
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As his work has evolved, and as he has a keener retrospective sense of his own accomplishment, he has become aware, he says, that much of what he's struggled for is rooted not in the duly intoned roster of high modernism, Kafka and Beckett and Joyce, but in a certain vein of American realism, even regionalism—in a didactic democratic propaganda that was at large in the nineteen-forties.
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With wider tires and a broader posture, the GT R is an even keener cornering machine than it's little brother the GT S. Discerning observers will notice that the front and rear fascias of the GT R have been reworked, compared to those of the GT S. Perhaps the most striking difference is the new "Panamericana" front grille with 15 chrome-plated vertical fins inspired by the racing version of the car.
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The story appears to be a relatively loyal adaptation of the Gimlet Media podcast, a scripted drama that featured an overwhelmingly star-studded cast: Catherine Keener voiced the role of Heidi Burgman, and the cast was rounded out by David Schwimmer as her overbearing boss Colin Belfast (played by Bobby Cannavale in the TV series) and Oscar Isaac as Walter Cruz, a soldier whose case is assigned to Bergman (now played by Stephan James).
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Instead, she assisted Capote on In Cold Blood – in the two screen biographies of Capote that were produced a decade ago, Lee was played by Catherine Keener in the film Capote (Truman was played by Philip Seymour Hoffman, in his Oscar-winning role) and by Sandra Bullock in Infamous (Toby Jones was Capote) – and slowly, but decidedly, withdrew from public life for something quiet, going to church and tending to herself in Monroeville.
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The letter was signed by 32 other writers: Karen Bender Rachel Cline Martha Cooley Angela Davis-Gardner Alex Enders Pamela Erens Barbara Fischkin Lynn Goldberg Lisa Gornick Masha Hamilton Jessica Keener Fiona Maazel Celia McGee Edie Meidav Susan Merrell Sue Miller Mary Morris Elizabeth Nunez Maureen Pilkington Elissa Schappell Debra Schupack Christine Schutt Lynne Sharon Schwartz Andrea Scrima Alix Kates Shulman Jane Smiley Lee Smith Terese Svoboda Amanda Vaill Katharine Weber Paula Whyman Hilma Wolitzer
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There are the obvious tropes: a female artist from an Arab country (which connotes the idea that a female artist would be keener to update the historical categories of "Islamic" or "Arab"), and the label given to her by almost every commentator as, "the first abstract modernist artist in Lebanon and possibly the Arab world," ever since Lamia Rustum Shehadeh made that claim in 1999 in her book Women and War in Lebanon.
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