An enthusiastic crowd repeated each speaker's words, line by line.
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The images would come across the monitors, line by line.
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I went through the Trump tax transcript line by line.
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"We have been going through 302s line by line," Enlow said.
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Looking through, line by line, I really can't see any weakness.
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CNN is going line by line through the newly released testimony.
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A paper was put together, and then torn apart line by line.
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But on Thursday Schiff went line-by-line through the real thing.
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And in the clip above, Jimmy Kimmel mocks it line by line.
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Line by line, we cut out anything we didn&apost absolutely need.
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"Now there needs to be detailed work on this… We are going through them line by line, will continue to go through them line by line," May told reporters about the U.K.'s proposal for a financial settlement.
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The sensates recite exposition line by line, passing the dialogue through the group.
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Which in turn provoked another angry line-by-line response by Sam Patterson.
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It will now go on to face days of line-by-line scrutiny.
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I read Interaction of Color line by line as I read Brown v.
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They'll help walk you through — line by line — what you need to consider.
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If possible, print out every quote and compare the coverage line-by-line.
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Mixed-media artist Cynthia Stanchak doesn't attempt to interpret Revelation line by line.
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Hurley is a fine writer line by line, but I wanted more story.
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It's pretty widely accepted that most people don't read TOS agreements line by line.
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Compare the quotes line-by-line and find a policy that works for you.
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He looked left to right, reading the windows like a book, line by line.
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Earlier Wednesday, he vowed to review the bill "line by line" before signing it.
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First, you have a line-by-line accounting of your finances for the month.
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By understanding your dec page line by line, you can confidently comparison shop insurance products.
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Line by line, paragraph by paragraph, Eugenides writes like a man who is enjoying himself.
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Here's how the falsehoods, or half-truths, in Nicholson's briefing break down line by line.
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From a lawn chair in his backyard, Bullen took us through the poem line by line.
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You could do this line by line through your entire program if you really wanted to.
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"They know my position: we put everything on and will go line by line," he said.
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That scattering is "poetry's extreme generosity" refracted line by line, stanza by stanza, sonnet by sonnet.
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We're just giving the readers of this article what they want: line by line code feedback.
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I'll be writing a line-by-line takedown of Peter King by the middle of this week.
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Jonas has been such a center for fan theories, for people picking him apart line by line.
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The tool breaks it out line by line, segment by segment, to make it easier to check.
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The results are impressive, and watching an image slowly built up line-by-line is unexpectedly relaxing.
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Line by line, the students translate the code into information that is meaningful to conservators and curators.
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But we're still going through the financial issues line by line to explore potential movement and space.
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A line-by-line review should give you at least some sense of its accuracy, she said.
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CNN had a group going line by line through it all (or at least the latest draft).
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It appears in bold white lettering, line by line, on a black screen before the film begins.
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NPR took the executive order that has caused all of the controversy and annotated it line-by-line.
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We would struggle to translate from our Oxford editions, word by word, pushing ourselves on line by line.
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The Trump administration finally released a line-by-line $4.1 trillion budget for fiscal year 2018 to Congress.
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I would only go through my monthly transactions line-by-line if my balance seemed higher than usual.
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Line by line, from one line to the next, you're just revealing more of what's there to see.
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All of this went back and forth—line by line, word by word, action by action. Meaning. Behavior.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — They studied into the wee hours and agonized line by line over their personal essays.
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And in their cross examination, the prosecution went through several of Pietrini's citations line by line, calling for circumspection.
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But there is really no point critiquing this line by line, because it is absurd and racist on its face.
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KELLY EVANS: You know, we can go through this line by line and maybe if you'll indulge me, we will.
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The sequence was filmed in slow motion and shows the scanline creating the image line by line, left to right.
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Major legislation often takes months to pass, much of it spent doing torturous line-by-line negotiations with interested parties.
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Just about every factual assertion he made was wrong, but I'm not going to do a line-by-line critique.
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Terms aren't always clear, so start your review by going through the offer line-by-line to determine what's what.
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In the days of hot type, teams of technicians operated linotype machines and hand-placed the text line by line.
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CNN's had a team reading through both sets of transcripts line-by-line and writing on them in real time.
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Pragmatic but blessedly naïve—she calls herself "gullible"—Howe's poetry takes a line-by-line approach to managing existential fear.
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Here's what he said in a conversation with Patt Morrison of the LA Times: Let's take this line by line.
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You know in those earlier tutorials how we were able to just tap line by line commands into the Python interpreter?
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The team published a line-by-line retort to the false Brietbart post titled explaining how it got the facts wrong.
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And so we had line-by-line discussions on Thursday and Friday, and then it was extended to Saturday and Sunday.
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By allocating our resources line-by-line, based on our income and debt, we quickly nix that fear of the unknown.
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Look beyond just the monthly premium at the plan's deductible and compare quotes line by line to see what's actually covered.
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In "She Said," Bloom denies that she pressured Holder, and says she walks through settlements line-by-line with her clients.
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Academics began poring over his history dissertation line by line, which inspired Mr. Rostovtsev to write software to automate the process.
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"We will be taking appropriate advice, scrutinising the text line by line and forming our own judgement," a DUP spokesman said.
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Late into the night, Price would edit, line by line, Microsoft Word documents or press releases that his staff was producing.
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Dawson, YouTube's conspiracy king, channels all of those moods at once, modulating his perspective line by line and shot by shot.
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When the first CBO score came out, I wrote a lengthy write-up where I went through it line by line.
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Line by line, section by section, spread for all to see on a high, wide wall draped by a green canvas.
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He believed, aides have said, that he was literally changing a generation, person by person, line by line, with every rally.
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SOURCES OF INFORMATION The information below was used in the analysis: - Line-by-line information on the transaction portfolio, including pool stratifications.
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The young mother took matters into her own hands, forgoing sleep for a week to dismantle the government's defence line-by-line.
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Sitting at a typewriter, we are always in the present moment as the carriage trundles forward character by character, line by line.
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To prove this, I went through the album line by line to see what else the rapper has to say about women.
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Later, he will record the voice-over and shoot the programming close-ups while being coached through the code, line by line.
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She also adjusts her approach line by line, sometimes beginning before the beat, sometimes on the beat and sometimes after the beat.
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Mathematica and Matlab, trusted commercial software that tackles similar problems, use line-by-line calculations to achieve solutions, albeit after lengthy runtimes.
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Line-by-line, German artist Arno Beck builds glitchy arithmetic images, meticulously hammering out patterns from the typewriter's index of letters and symbols.
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Most Monday mornings, Jeremy Hunt, the current health secretary, gathers officials to go through the indicators for each NHS trust, line by line.
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Debussy, facing the gnomic text of "Pelléas," made the radical decision to set it line by line, without recourse to a versifying librettist.
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As well as the joint select committee, due to report in mid-February, a bill committee will also examine it, line by line.
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You don't have to go line by line, but you want to get the gist of it so you have some actual information.
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In high school, at Horace Mann, Barr—known then as Billy—presented fellow-students with a line-by-line exegesis of the Constitution.
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Court papers filed by special counsel Robert Mueller show that Manafort did a line-by-line edit of the essay on Nov. 29.
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Going through a medical bill line by line, let alone finding time to dispute it, while caring for an infant can be a challenge.
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What's more ... Paul says Travis used his exact hook from "Tear Da Club Up" for his Grammys performance earlier this year ... line by line.
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You can also slow down the dialogue or automatically pause playback at the end of every subtitle, so you can learn line by line.
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If you want to read the specifics of the bill that was passed, check our line by line analysis from when it was passed.
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They fade in line by line, a cloud-streaked sky being navigated by a sleek flying dragon, carrying two small figures on its back.
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Because we can work with some big companies, we go line-by-line and we cover 90% of their use cases off the bat.
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I went line-by-line through the speech to cut through the hyperbole -- "poverty is plummeting," he said -- and put it all in context.
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We went through the draft line by line, and he asked questions, wanted clarifications, demanded more depth and improved the text beyond all measure.
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It just responds to the stimuli you feed it, line by line, rather than trying to follow long-term narratives or push concrete goals.
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If you want to hire someone to read your speech to you line by line over a discreet earpiece, I'm happy to help coordinate.
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But they miss the point: voters rarely scrutinize debates line-by-line, instead making their judgments on the overall tone and performance of a candidate.
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Line by line, he'd mull whether it was really needed for the story, or if there was a better (and shorter) way of phrasing things.
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We're going to go line by line through this thing, which could pass as soon as tonight even though not many people have read it.
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The bill will enter its committee stage on Tuesday when MPs will go through it line-by-line to see whether it requires any amendment.
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This is the time of year when I'm offering prompts for new poems, and giving detailed line-by-line input on each week's new writing.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, which items are required to be removed could change from airport by airport or on a line-by-line basis.
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A more detailed line-by-line review on your own or with the help of your tax preparer can help highlight other action items, Ballou said.
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Over the next three days, Yiannopoulos passed the article back to Yarvin and the white nationalist Saucier, the latter of whom gave line-by-line annotations.
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If his schedule holds, the bill will next go to a so-called "markup" session next week, where lawmakers will review the legislation line by line.
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The technology sifts line-by-line through the estimated 100 million lines of code in today's cars to detect faults and predict problems before they occur.
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He went line by line through the "stand your ground law" and court precedent to explain that it largely takes the arrest out of police hands.
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The President's seven previous State of the Union addresses, with line-by-line annotations, can be found on the White House's State of the Union website.
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But British negotiators have said they will go "line by line" through the EU's financial expectations and reiterate next week they see the EU's sum as excessive.
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The following selection of resurrection stories below weren't ripped line-by-line from the scripture like The Passion, but their characters do follow the same narrative arc.
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There are so many extraneous small details, it's hard not to throw them on the analytical pile, as if The Lobster could be decoded line by line.
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The two sides were going line by line through deal text Thursday, with a break for a meeting between Trump and Liu, an administration official told CNBC.
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"We can't sit on material like this for three years with one person to go through the whole lot, line-by-line, to redact," he said previously.
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When the rabbi called in response to Ms. Kelman's text, they went over the proposed contract line by line, with Ms. Kelman supplying a lot of backbone.
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This is what Big Oil wants, and it is hard to imagine a Trump infrastructure bill that doesn't go down Big Oil's wish list line by line.
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" Bosh is determined to understand everything himself and says he sits down with his financial advisor on a monthly basis to "go over everything, line by line.
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Three days later, with a unanimous decision over Cruickshank on his record, Masvidal went line by line through the post and responded to every ill-meaning comment.
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French artist Pierre Buttin has illustrated the song "Wolves," going through the lyrics line by line and pairing each of Kanye's phrases with a unique, hand-drawn image.
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The latest update appears to be in the comments section on the Facebook mobile app, which swaps the flat line-by-line format with Messenger-like chat bubbles.
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"Indeed, such a line-by-line review would curtail the scope of the privilege and thus restrict the press's ability to serve its basic function," the judge wrote.
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It can be tedious to go through recent debit and credit card statements line by line, but it's an efficient way to identify what you spend on entertainment.
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In some scenes, we went line by line, and then there were other parts, like the courtroom scene, where I was not given a whole lot of direction.
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When Google designed its first self-driving cars nearly a decade ago, engineers built most of the software line by line, carefully coding each tiny piece of behavior.
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Trading verses with Ms. Shah, then eventually trading off line-by-line, Ms. Jordan brings a welcome new lightness to the session, in both timbre and affect. G.R.
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Following the template of other contemporary evangelical churches, Zarephath Christian Church embraced power-chord-driven prayer ballads, line-by-line Bible study, and direct, informal prayers to Jesus.
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An incredulous Stephen Colbert unpacked that argument line by line in Wednesday night's Late Show monologue, and it's worth watching just to make sure you're hearing Dershowitz correctly.
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The 2015 hit by Rachel Platten was adopted by the campaign and made into a remix of notable actors, musicians and Clinton supporters singing it line by line.
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Based on line-by-line guidance, Itaú could earn a profit of 24.5 billion reais this year, above the 23.9 billion-real consensus estimate compiled by Thomson Reuters.
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In December, Ronnie Abrams, a federal judge in Manhattan, ordered the bureau to conduct a "line-by-line" review and to hand over whatever could be safely released.
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Then he'd take a swig of coffee and say, "Well, that's one way of doing it," before walking Andrew line by line through ways he could tighten things up.
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And her testimony, which happened a few weeks ago, was essentially a woman really line by line talking about that experience of being targeted by a bunch of allegations.
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SOURCES OF INFORMATION The information below was used in the analysis: -Line-by-line information and stratifications on the transaction pool provided by KPMG as at 25 November 2016.
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The government is considering a line-by-line approach to amending the laws, which would leave businesses and lawyers struggling to track the number of changes, the report says.
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We don't have line-by-line numbers, but that could include killing EPA programs like the Climate Resilience Evaluation Awareness Tool, which helps utilities adapt to extreme weather events.
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I'll wade through stacks of bank and credit card records line by line, documenting all professional income beyond our wages and scanning for every possible business or charitable deduction.
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A debugger allows programmers to manually step through their code line by line as it executes, providing a means to observe side effects and state changes as they happen.
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To the untrained eye they look like ordinary consoles, but the units contain most of the software integral to the game development process, including tools for line-by-line debugging.
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The proposals go line by line through the existing comprehensive plan, attempting to strike defensive or exclusionary language in favor of welcoming new construction conditional on a degree of inclusiveness.
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Even if you compile PGP from scratch, you can't go over its code line-by-line to be certain it's secure — and even if you did, what about the kernel?
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His distinctive style grew out of a desire to write the cleanest sentence possible, line by line; he has spoken of a wish simply for readers to understand his work.
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Will Smith's music is important, so we have to assess how hard he's going in on these dad-rap bars (and he is definitely going in here) line-by-line.
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"We're going to go through this line by line and see what it is that we can address in a way that a Supreme Court would approve," Mr. Patrick said.
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As they wait to learn his fate, they reveal, line by line, that, just as they've construed two separate racial visions of the world, they've also known two different sons.
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Some biblical scholars have concluded from this that Bach acted like an astute textual critic, poring over Calov's volumes and painstakingly comparing them, line by line, with other Lutheran Bibles.
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Instead, Mr. Barr took another three weeks to release the summaries and the full report, saying he needed to go through it line by line to redact any privileged material.
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Her father, Eric del Castillo, who is also a well-known actor, defended her to the media but then e-mailed her a line-by-line critique of her manifesto.
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The $1.1 trillion plan is a "skinny budget," a pared-down first draft of the line-by-line appropriations request submitted by first-term administrations during their first few months.
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Maggie's trial provided a skeleton for her story, so I was able to just go line by line through the deposition and the trial, and then get her version of it.
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They assembled a database of more than a million reviews from Amazon-owned reading community Goodreads, where it is the convention to note spoilers in any reviews, essentially line by line.
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Sonically it's a patient but punchy adaptation of 90s indie, landing somewhere between Rilo Kiley and Jawbreaker, with guitarist Sheena Ozzella and drummer Alex Kerns trading the spotlight line-by-line.
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It's got six customizable buttons, a rechargeable battery, a thumb rest, and a scroll wheel that can be switched from smooth and fast vertical scrolling to granular line-by-line scrolling.
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Who'd have thought that the first monumental literary production of the 21st century, alongside Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels, would seem, on a line-by-line basis, so modest and so raw?
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The White House will be offering line-by-line commentary on President Obama's final State of the Union address through an annotated version that will be released online shortly after delivery.
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However, the Sydney Morning Herald and the Age newspapers, which published the articles, said they had refused to run the advertisements and instead carried a line-by-line response to Crown's statement.
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In a letter exclusively obtained by Fox News, Justice Department Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd gave a line-by-line rebuttal, addressing concerns about 14 applicants who are no longer being considered.
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Working through Faulkner's layered and allusive prose, line by line at a snail's pace in a few snatched moments at the end of the day, is a meditative, joyous and colorful experience.
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Call the financial aid office and ask to go through the award letter line by line, advised Christopher Rim, CEO and president of Command Education, a college consulting firm in New York.
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According to the Times itself, "to fisk" is to go line-by-line refuting someone's claims in a blog post—it's a slang term from the mid-2000s, the golden age of blogging.
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Trade negotiations between the U.S. and China appear to have reached a stage where they look to be "really working line by line on a document," said a Morgan Stanley strategist on Thursday.
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To their great credit, the Daily Caller released the full transcript of the conversation, allowing me to go through it line-by-line -- picking out the most, uh, interesting lines from the President.
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It focused on a technology called computer-aided software engineering that was intended to make creating software easier by offering programmers graphical tools instead of requiring them to write code line by line.
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As I found myself up late into the night, conducting line by line comparisons of software licenses, the skeptical region of my brain told me this was all an exercise in crude pattern matching.
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Following a recipe line by line provides a sense of control and structure, she points out, and the end result is something comforting and decadent — a "salve for [one's] anxiety" in these dire times.
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"We literally sat down with the DOL folks and went line by line and had a discussion why this is superfluous and why this should stay and this should go," Ave Rex tells me.
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Growing up, my mom would sit me in between her legs, part my hair into small sections, and, line by line, use her sharpest rat-tail comb to scrub dry flakes from my scalp. Ouch.
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National Public Radio took its 29-year on-air tradition of reading the document created by our Founding Fathers to social media as well this year, tweeting out the nation's founding document line by line.
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" Line by line, the document tore Ackman open, depicting a merciless megalomaniac who "uses philanthropy to deflect critics" and is "inclined to arrogant, haughty, disdainful, condescending, patronizing behavior and attitudes that he seeks to mask.
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In 2015, the poet and conceptual artist Vanessa Place drew intense criticism for an online performance art project that involved retweeting "Gone With the Wind" line by line, alongside a photograph of the character Mammy.
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" She adds: "If you look at every entry in his high school yearbook line by line, and you look up in Urban Dictionary what they mean... That's what I'd like the Senate Judiciary Committee to ask.
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He flew around, at his own expense, to courthouses in Florida, Georgia, California, and Texas, reading foreclosure case files line by line, making notes and even scanning documents into an early version of a Mac laptop.
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" She writes at night, for years at the Sears, Roebuck desk she has owned since childhood, measuring her existence "in sentences pressed out, line by line, like the lustrous ooze on the underside of the snail.
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But among many Shakespeareans, the announcement last fall that one of the leading theater companies in America was asking writers to reconsider the entire canon, line by line, was greeted like a potential extinction-level event.
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She and her husband also produce a weekly public-access television show in San Louis Obispo County that features various readings and musings on libertarian ideas, including a line-by-line reading of the US Constitution.
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The tunnel is EU jargon for line-by-line negotiations held by a small team of officials from the UK and EU which are conducted in complete secrecy, meaning that offers and concessions are not disclosed.
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"The report was better than expected, but if you look line by line it is the lines that normally do not affect next year that were good," Andreas Hakansson, senior banking analyst at Danske Bank, said.
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"Every time I travel, I submit the travel plan to the ethics department, who then evaluates it line by line to make sure that I am above the law, and I follow the law," he said.
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" A planetary scientist named Alex Parker took the data a step further: he took the information from the raw images and correlated "the image offsets line-by-line, and [did] a dead-reckoning reconstruction of camera motion.
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Feldman and 14 other Orthodox Jewish nurses are going line by line through a 40-page handbook that New York City health officials have identified as propaganda that's helping to fuel a measles outbreak in the region.
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Below you'll find Pai's full statement in quote blocks along with line-by-line translations for proper context:I'm pleased that a strong bipartisan majority of the U.S. House of Representatives declined to reinstate heavy-handed Internet regulation.
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Companies will have to provide a line-by-line publication of the code used to open the devices to the court, Cuban said, so that defense attorneys couldn't claim that the evidence was placed there or altered.
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Caroline Vanvick, a spokesperson for Perdue, explains on the phone that the core issue is that "Obamacare is failing" and "anything is better than Obamacare" so detailed knowledge of the line-by-line specifics is not necessary.
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On any given day, the government might go line-by-line through a series of emails over the course of an hour or so, before Shkreli's defense team does the same thing with a slightly different bent.
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In the best situation, we step in, replicate the scenario on our end, attach Visual Studio to Civ (so we can step through the DLL line-by-line to watch the event), and see the bug immediately.
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The poem "Portrait With Stiff Upper Lip" is graphically rendered so that it can't be read line by line; the page must be turned, repositioned so that text, overlapping and running every which direction, can be seen.
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Just as we DM each other or post to our friend's Facebook pages today, residents of these ancient cities would take charcoal to a wall to leave a message, or simply scratch them in, line by line.
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Last summer, NPR celebrated the Fourth of July by tweeting, line by line, the text of the Declaration of Independence; its account was immediately attacked by angry Americans accusing the organization of spreading seditious anti-Trump propaganda.
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The president's announcement followed days of negotiations in which American and Chinese officials met in board rooms near the White House to work line-by-line through a handful of documents covering intellectual property, services and subsidies.
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Not only are standards being ignored, other best practices are as well, including static analysis (where code is examined line by line without actually running the program) and code review (where some other programmer inspects another programmer's code).
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Consumers can easily do their own line-by-line review, too, to note changes that might warrant further review: Checking a different box for your filing status is a good reminder to review your estate plan, said Rattiner.
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" Jacobson sent us a line-by-line rebuttal of Clack's paper, an Ecowatch article he'd written criticizing PNAS and Clack, and a paper titled "30 false and 5 highly misleading statements in the main text of [Clack's paper].
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And from what we know about Souza's impressive ability to Insta-troll Trump while simultaneously pointing out all the things he loved about Obama's presidency, we have a feeling Souza will keep the posts coming, line by line.
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A spokesman for Special Operations Command said that the command fully embraced the analysis and recommendations of the investigation and that the command had "initiated a line-by-line review of the investigation report" to determine future actions.
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If this will be your first car, it's a good idea to go over your monthly budget line by line to see how much you can actually afford to divert from other things towards a monthly car payment.
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He ranted about the media, he bragged about his election victory, he went through a false line-by-line reading of his statements about a woman dying in Charlottesville—omitting the "many sides" part that he was criticized for.
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We went through the release of Kurt Volker's text messages, line by line, and they pretty clearly show that the phone call where Trump pushed Zelensky for investigations of the Russia investigation and Bidens was not a one-off.
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Analysts said it was difficult to see how the White House's budget could be an influential or even particularly relevant document, given the vast disparity between its line-by-line allocations and the new spending caps set by Congress.
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Painting in enamel on aluminum, Siena's modestly scaled compositions are compressed records of a Sisyphean task, moving ahead line by line (step by step) until he reaches the end, having filled the surface with rigorously choreographed, non-expressive marks.
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Breton's spouse, Jacqueline Lamba, was surely more than the sum of her parts, but, line by line, Breton presents her as no more (and, to be fair, no less — such "parts" so feverishly rendered that they certainly stir the brain).
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There, Whitman uses an effervescent free verse to let the "I" wander around — much like Jack in the cemetery — line by line, through the history of cities and languages, through the mind and the body, and ultimately, back into itself.
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It says this means it should get the first nod to try to form an administration and has suggested it would seek a deal based on line-by-line policy items to be carried out, rather than a formal coalition.
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Here is a line by line breakdown of the speech's most significant moments and the context behind them: This narrative is why Trump won the Republican primaries and carried those Midwestern states that gave him his narrow victory over Hillary Clinton.
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And as we speak, we have a team of experts lined up that will be analyzing the 500-plus pages in the report line by line, and we will break it all down, I promise, as soon as we get it.
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Imagine that when you deployed code, you printed it out line by line, scanned the printouts, converted the scans into PDFs and then paid a data-entry contractor to manually type all the code from the PDF back into a database.
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He dismissed suggestions from Brexit supporters that the EU was holding Britain to "ransom" and stressed that he was open to negotiating the amount "line by line" but first the British had clearly to take responsibility for their share of EU budgets.
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The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill, which will repeal the 1972 legislation binding Britain to the EU and copy existing EU law into domestic law, has tested May's authority to deliver on her Brexit plan during several days of line-by-line debate.
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Another table named "chat" contained thousands of customers' line-by-line online chat interactions with support agents, but also contained information about the customer's browser and network connection, where they were located, and what operating system they used, and their internet provider.
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" The bitterness accumulates, line by line and beat by beat, low-fi instruments coming and going like waves of anger, calculation and desperate self-preservation: "Pardon my emotions/I should probably keep it all to myself, knowing you'd make fun of me.
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This time around, the judges in the front row were ready to revel in wretchedness, line by line and verse by verse, as the contestants, more than 53 Columbia University students in a lecture hall on the campus, read their poems aloud.
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Many business owners, who are wondering how far their taxes might fall if they qualify for newly lowered rates or higher deductions, have asked their accountants to march line by line through their tax returns to see how they would fare next year.
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The Other Latif is a satisfying narrative exercise at the level of research and story, but at the line-by-line level it feels restrained in what it can say politically, as though it has been shaped by the hand of the company.
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In a presentation he gave last week at a scientific summit in Hong Kong, he said the informed consent process was thorough, and that he spoke to each couple in person, line by line, to ensure they understood the risks and benefits of the procedure.
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The email, which was projected onto the screen in Pong [a room] and read line by line, encouraged whoever had leaked to resign immediately, and excoriated the perpetrator for his or her base moral nature, highlighting how he or she had betrayed the team.
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We could go through Legere's dumb and disingenuous response to BingeOn criticism line by line, but I'd like to zero in on the worst thing he said — a line that reveals the magenta emperor is really wearing the same clothes as his entitled industry peers.
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Through an alley, up a dark, steep staircase, in an airless room where a graphic designer worked on a Windows desktop that couldn't have been made more recently than 1999, I understood: we had to sit there and review the invitation line by line.
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Brie Larson interrupts Jimmy Kimmel's monologue in the best way Stephen Colbert mocks Trump's angry impeachment letter, line by line Seth Meyers has a master list of every 'crime' Trump has committed Pixar's 'Onward' gets a new trailer that just kinda lays it all out
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Brie Larson interrupts Jimmy Kimmel's monologue in the best way Seth Meyers has a master list of every 'crime' Trump has committed Stephen Colbert mocks Trump's angry impeachment letter, line by line Pixar's 'Onward' gets a new trailer that just kinda lays it all out
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The structural hallmarks of Vuong's poetry—his skill with elision, juxtaposition, and sequencing—shape the novel, too, and they work on overlapping scales: passages are organized by recurring phrases, as are the chapters, which build momentum as a poetry collection does, line by line.
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The series goes line-by-line through his dad's (who goes by the alias Rocky Flintstone) wildest and often anatomically incorrect sexual fantasies in Belinda Blinked, a series of erotic "novels" à la Fifty Shades Of Grey (or "Fifty Colors Of Grey," as Flintstone calls it).
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What Ossoff's message mostly reminds me of is Barack Obama's 2008 campaign, during which he would frequently talk about his desire to go "line by line through the federal budget" to cut wasteful spending — in order to reinvest the money in more useful things, of course.
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If by all accounts this report is hundreds of pages, one of the largest that the inspector general has ever produced, and they&aposre going to start arguing page by page, line by line, that oh, you can&apost let this out because it&aposs classified.
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Jen was working at an East Coast tech company when she asked a male colleague to help her out by "rubber ducking" a bug, a term that in developer parlance means to talk through your code line by line in hopes of finding the root of the issue.
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Brie Larson interrupts Jimmy Kimmel's monologue in the best way Stephen Colbert mocks Trump's angry impeachment letter, line by line Seth Meyers has a master list of every 'crime' Trump has committed Daisy Ridley stole two of Rey's things from the set of 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker'
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Pixar's 'Onward' gets a new trailer that just kinda lays it all out Daisy Ridley stole two of Rey's things from the set of 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Stephen Colbert mocks Trump's angry impeachment letter, line by line Stephen Colbert torches Hallmark following lesbian wedding ad fiasco
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To prepare the damage assessments, more than 20 federal government agencies, including the FBI, NSA, CIA, the Department of State, and the Department of Homeland Security, conducted a line-by-line review of more than 740,000 pages of classified documents "known or believed compromised" by WikiLeaks to assess the damage.
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What you saw The opening day of the presentation was a series of methodical, piece-by-piece presentations from all seven managers, but make no mistake about it -- each piece, from the line-by-line breakdown of the President Donald Trump- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky call by Democratic New York Rep.
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It's easy for families to get caught up in the financial aid letters they receive from schools, so the best practice is to go through line-by-line to understand how much of the offer is based on loans — which need to be repaid — and how much comes from grants, which are free.
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The art of the book lies in the way Shelley nudges readers' sympathy, page by page, paragraph by paragraph, even line by line, from Frankenstein to the creature, even when it comes to the creature's vicious murders, first of Frankenstein's little brother, then of his best friend, and, finally, of his bride.
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You come away wanting to see films by Apichatpong Weerasethakul, a Thai film-maker he admired, to learn Tagalog on the side or to read a grand Filipino novel, "Noli Me Tangere" ("Touch me not"), by José Rizal, which Anderson tried to translate line by line in an effort to learn Spanish.
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One must read the text line by line of the inspired speech delivered to the Joint Session of Congress by President Donald J. Trump, to understand the temporal and theological implications, to comprehend the enormity of challenges yet the profound blessings being showered upon this nation at this pivotal time in history.
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We went back and forth on terms and price, but ended up selling them our whole portfolio of IP. The patent included a very detailed section on the line by line technology implementation so the owner of the patent would be able to replicate the code consistently with our original technology specifications.
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Andrew Falkous, frontman of the band Future of the Left, for example, also got burned by Cohen on Pitchfork on the release of his 2012 album, The Plot Against Common Sense, and wrote a line by line response to it on his blog which was… well, let's just say the phrase "stupid cunt" was employed.
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" Hints of disaster creep in, line by line: she hated (past tense) the number nine; her sister was out on the ice earlier, alone; he sings about "Good Heaven..." and the "Northern star..." In the third verse, the song erupts in a clash of major chords: "Baby you promised me you'd never leave / Then you died on the 25th day of December.
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While there's certainly plenty to condemn about the toxicity of modern American culture—über-capitalism, prison- and military-industrial complexes, uniquely poisonous strains of racism and misogyny— American Gods, though quippy and clever on a line-by-line basis, is a novel mostly guided by an old-man-yells-at-cloud philosophy that doubts modern America cares about anything of value.
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Maybe he could be the face of their next ad campaign... Stephen Colbert mocks Trump's angry impeachment letter, line by line Brie Larson interrupts Jimmy Kimmel's monologue in the best way Pixar's 'Onward' gets a new trailer that just kinda lays it all out Daisy Ridley stole two of Rey's things from the set of 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker'
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And there is judicious use of vivid period footage: Dr. Dre in purple satin scrubs as part of the World Class Wreckin' Cru, and then later teaching Eazy-E to rap line by line for his debut album; Mr. Iovine talking music with Bono and the Edge of U2 at a Long Island beach house in the 1980s; a photo of a Sunday football gathering at Mr. Iovine's house in the 1990s that includes Suge Knight and John F. Kennedy Jr. Mr. Hughes injects little moments of skepticism via quick-hit interstitials — a shivering bowl of soup on a turbulent private jet, a hot tub fallen into filthy disuse.
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