But that doesn't mean losing sight of who you are.
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Yet his critics risk losing sight of his actual record.
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The boy's mother was criticized for losing sight of her son.
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But Egypt and its neighbors are losing sight of the big picture.
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As last year's election showed us, losing sight of that really matters.
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Arrival 25 Jan 203 - courtesy of Losing Sight of Shore WE HAVE ARRIVED!
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Congress could still address immediate challenges without losing sight of the big picture.
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We are not losing sight of the fact that there is a game.
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Houellebecq's morally complex novel follows an ambivalent society losing sight of its values.
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And I think people here are concerned that we're losing sight of those values.
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Supporters of the deal see these arguments as losing sight of the bigger picture.
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Amid the arguments over detail, some Colombians risk losing sight of what they are gaining.
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The constant dissembling was unbearable, he explains; he feared losing sight of who he was.
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Quickly losing sight of the resources he had available to him at school and at home.
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After losing sight of her, the dog surveys the landscape, and sees a small dot beeping.
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But one mistake he won't let his team make is losing sight of Strategyzer's core mission.
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One thing Search Party does well is expand its storytelling without losing sight of its original hook.
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We risk losing sight of that without a deeper, more reflective look into these pipe bomb threats.
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Coupled with a head-up display, a driver can make selections without losing sight of the road.
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Her husband would have found a way to reclaim the stroller without losing sight of the baby.
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And focusing on the incrementally doable and pragmatic can mean losing sight of what might someday be possible.
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We get caught up in minutiae and risk losing sight of what binds us, rather than divides us.
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And I think both parties have been guilty of losing sight of that when they've been in power.
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The bill fights foreign interference in American democracy while not losing sight of what makes that democracy great.
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We need to treat the symptoms of our criminal justice disease without losing sight of the underlying malady.
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Never losing sight of the national interest is key – a discipline which Secretary Clinton possesses in full measure.
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But ultimately, he viewed the president as losing sight of what propelled Mr. Trump to the White House.
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She also emphasized the importance of not losing sight of the humans at the heart of the debate.
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And it does all that without losing sight of the diversity to be found within the trans community.
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But Raeburn cautions against losing sight of the importance of a father's contribution to his children's financial well-being.
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The effect gives the viewer insight into the process without losing sight of the people, or preaching on virtues.
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But even Ms. Cohen, who is profiting from the movement, believes it is losing sight of the big picture.
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As the national debate over immigration swirls on, we are at risk of losing sight of that foundational ideal.
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Yet I also feel we're in danger of losing sight of two crucial and encouraging aspects of our predicament.
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And amid the terrible things she must do, she risks losing sight of her original goal: to free her people.
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Mr. Hamelin, summoning tremendous power, played it magisterially, without ever losing sight of the fine thread connecting its various episodes.
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"We're losing sight of what we're going to do about the threat posed by Russians," Clapper said of Trump's response.
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Conversely, can you adapt or reimagine a performance for a new audience and time without losing sight of the original?
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But this summer, New Yorkers will be able to do all three without ever losing sight of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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She writes about politics and culture and war while never losing sight of the daily indignities that vex all travelers.
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Israelis are also reeling from near-daily attacks and losing sight of the possibility of a comprehensive peace with the Palestinians.
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A documentary of the women's incredible journey, Losing Sight of Shore, is set to be released in the fall of 2016.
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Uncontrolled creativity can result in employees losing sight of company goals; controlled creativity, you could argue, is no creativity at all.
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At this point, Zoo's season three premiere was perilously close to losing sight of the reason anyone watches this show, i.e.
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He is able to go deep on key aspects of a business while never losing sight of the big strategic picture.
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It treats hip-hop as a guidepost and also a subject matter, while never losing sight of the genre's baseline thrills.
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The IC can get clubby and myopic, losing sight of its first mission to serve the sitting president rather than itself.
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With population increase and urbanization, we are losing sight of those open spaces that once allowed us to have a coffee.
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I founded FLAG – the Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness – because I saw new generations of Americans losing sight of that dream.
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Lee said investors who focus on opportunities from politics tend to get caught up in the aftermaths, losing sight of larger trends.
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But I'm starting to reconsider if what's ostensibly the world's best mapping service is losing sight of what makes it so useful.
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Shifting the protagonist spotlight to Jake means losing sight of the world-weariness that comes from Roland's rambling sojourn through the desert.
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It would mean uprooting his entire life, and plus he didn't want his children growing up losing sight of their Korean heritage.
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But these points aside, we're losing sight of who we are and what we can become as a people and a country.
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Eteraz folds this and other diversions into the wanderings of his protagonist, never losing sight of the intellectual questions behind the story.
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They've stayed true to the classics, but have also managed to keep up with the trends without losing sight of their brand.
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Mixing early Detroit influences, electro, and a few occasional nods to acid, it's unapologetically melodic, without losing sight of the dance floor.
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It will be because we stand firm, while also never losing sight of the humanity of those with whom we fervently disagree.
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She shifts between the two realities—what's true in the world and what's true onstage—without ever losing sight of her partner.
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There is a time and place for everything, and we are all at fault for losing sight of the bigger picture of ballroom.
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Canada has been our ally in protecting our citizens and eliminating threats to our national security without losing sight of our core values.
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The bottom line is that it does not seem as though the Fed is losing sight of inflation, or running behind the curve.
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The question now is whether it can keep a clear eye on what the medium is becoming without losing sight of its history.
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I was trying to punish an absentee father, losing sight of the fact that forgiveness isn't for the offender, but for the offended.
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In the rush to explain the building's significance, critics are also losing sight of what made the era of corporate Modernism so distinct.
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Privately, some officials say that Mr. Modi's government is so focused on its ideological aspirations that it is losing sight of the economy.
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Additionally, the majority must never "move on" by assimilating to the reigning minority, thereby losing sight of the political injustice inherent in minority rule.
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Apple is getting serious flak this year from diehard Mac fans for losing sight of what its "real" users want in a new machine.
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Arendt's lifelong project was to honestly confront and comprehend the darkness of our times, without losing sight of the possibility of transcendence, and illumination.
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She captures what each Allied leader wanted to achieve at the Paris peace conference without losing sight of the future they were arguing about.
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During a contentious and difficult campaign, McCain showed it's possible to acknowledge the accomplishments of others while not losing sight of your own goals.
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Alexander Williams, another animator from the original who worked on Scar, chastised his colleagues for losing sight of the reality of working on a movie.
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"Aggressively retro is not really our thing, but timeless and classic and not losing sight of elements that have a romance to them," she explained.
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Overall, though, See You Yesterday keeps its tricky science fiction tropes firmly under control — without ever losing sight of the human relationships at its core.
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I am proud to see so many of you leading by example and not losing sight of the core principles which made our country great.
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I think back to that terrifying and panicked moment every parent remembers of losing sight of their child in a store or at a fair.
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By cracking open the geographic reach of Pop art, the exhibitions became amorphous, losing sight of what lay at the core of this art movement.
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By focusing on more severe penalties for drug traffickers and other criminal justice issues, we are losing sight of what really matters: access to treatment.
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It looks like Michele is moving forward without losing sight of her past, and it's great to see that she's so happy with Reich these days.
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Without losing sight of the realities of MJ's lyrical topics, Hookworms have found a way to escape the cyclical, downtrodden nature of their former musical guise.
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But like that speech, which could so easily have gone in a cloying, sentimental direction, it manages to be nice without losing sight of harsh reality.
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Once he spots it, he holds out his arm to ask for someone to guide him back to his chair without losing sight of the object.
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Some of the guards you talked to in the story mentioned the same thing — how they were worried about losing sight of these inmates as people.
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More significantly, it shows how easy it is to get distracted by immediate considerations, while losing sight of the long-term need to invest in our resiliency.
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Are we accomplishing something competitive, or are we losing sight of the importance of this issue, which is that athletes should be managed in a healthy way?
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That was the consensus almost immediately after Trump won the election, but two months later, the Democratic Party is in danger of losing sight of that goal.
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A senior aide to McConnell told Reuters critics were getting "hung up on process" while losing sight of issues with Obamacare like higher costs and limited choices.
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Big picture: Losing sight of Hezbollah's trafficking has security implications for U.S. awareness of Hezbollah's work with not only Iran, but Russia, Venezuela, and Syria as well.
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As a student of American Christianity, I've always been fascinated by Mr. Graham's ability to engage the public square without losing sight of himself or his calling.
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You want to make sure that while you're staying positive and optimistic, you're not losing sight of the things that you're actually trying to obtain and achieve.
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We're so wrapped up in the daily tick-tock, we could be losing sight of a big picture that's come into focus over the past two years.
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Disruptor 50 CEOs share how they've navigated their companies' transitions from rebellious startup to disciplined company, without losing sight of their core mission or slowing their growth.
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And in this early stage of the 2020 campaign, Gillibrand, Booker and too many other contenders for their party's presidential nomination may be losing sight of it.
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But when Maddox began running faster, Ian said he took off after him and wasn't able to catch up with his son before losing sight of the boy.
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A fighter can't hope to do his job without getting hit, he must accept that and attempt to mitigate it without losing sight of what he does well.
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When I asked Anandakrishnan what he thought of this plan, he said it made him wonder whether we were in danger of losing sight of the larger problem.
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And I think this is the right time to do it because it's more important when you actually start losing sight of a sort-of, 10 year agenda.
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But when Maddox began running faster, Ian says he took off after him and wasn't able to catch up with his son before losing sight of the boy.
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The expedition, which is raising money for the charities Walking with the Wounded and Breast Cancer Care, has been filmed for a documentary called Losing Sight of Shore.
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Seeking to restore what America has lost, he advocates protectionist trade policies losing sight of the fact that globalization ignited an unprecedented period of peace and prosperity worldwide.
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S. border, as migrant families en route to the United States take pause to consider whether losing sight of their children is worse than the violence back home.
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So, with his two young daughters in the back seat, he trailed Mr. Lewis for more than an hour before losing sight of him on a commercial strip.
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The challenge now is to grow the firm while not losing sight of what is happening in the tech, media and telecom worlds now, according to Mr. Bourkoff.
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From there, you can have a strong temperament and execute your investment plan while not losing sight of your true ultimate goals of retirement, college planning, prudent diversification, etc.
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Paying attention to your form also keeps you from zoning out: "You want to allow yourself to [walk] without losing sight of the purpose of your run," Fitzgerald says.
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After losing sight of Foots, authorities were able to ping his cell phone and track him to a shed near the border of Vance County, according to the station.
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Driver gave one of the most indelible performances of 2017 as the conflicted Kylo Ren, adding heartbreaking nuance to the character without ever losing sight of his darker side.
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With so much talk about the Wall, people are losing sight of the great job being done on our Southern Border by Border Patrol, ICE and our great Military.
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Too many people, he concludes, are consumed with "sensationalistic ephemera" from the White House and are losing sight of key issues such as economic inequality or endless wars abroad.
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Watching this video of Tyler, The Creator dancing around to his own remix of "Pillow Talk," you may find yourself losing sight of just how good the track is.
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"But you gave too much respect for the player in front of you to the detriment of losing sight of where you were trying to go to," Walton diagnosed.
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In his statement, he said that he and his editors at SB Nation were mindful of not losing sight of the victims, but that he had failed to do so.
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Life insurers must somehow reinvent themselves without losing sight of their core purpose: providing a way for their customers to plan for a dignified old age without overburdening the state.
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It is a difficult high-wire act: to make death interesting and funny enough that we'll drop our fears and read, without losing sight of the gravity of the topic.
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Like every other CEO, he's trying to help keep his business thriving, while not losing sight of the needs of the people in his organization, his customers or his community.
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In the same way that the public often swoons over charismatic candidates, losing sight of their flaws and nuances, turning Mr. Trump into a cartoon bad guy renders him unreal.
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The two vibe immensely throughout the film while never losing sight of their mission, and you know they would've banged it out spectacularly after an Ewok party had they survived.
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"So [cheers] to you @itsgabrielleu on not losing sight of the lessons we've talked about teaching our daughter and for kicking ass while you were on that platform," he wrote.
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"One thing we're losing sight of here is whilst it might substitute out some long-term rent opportunities, the overall pie has expanded," Tony Tjan, CEO of Cue Ball, said Thursday.
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Amidst the media storm that's surrounded the murders of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, there's a real danger of losing sight of the injustice and the human tragedy in both cases.
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But Ready Player One is an excellent model for how an extremely specific story can be broadened into a more welcoming and nuanced one, without losing sight of the original story.
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Helicopter crews were still looking for the 17-year-old, whose stepmother alerted authorities after losing sight of her family members from Rockaway Beach, west of Portland, the Coast Guard said.
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The question is whether Modi is able to prioritize security and geopolitics without losing sight of the economy, which is the more imminent issue for many agriculture dependent states like Punjab.
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Hyden reminds us why we invest so much in these competitions, how they help shape identity for so many of us, while never losing sight of how silly they can be.
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The new approach has been applauded by some for expanding access to the cancer center's discoveries, even as others have worried that the hospital may be losing sight of its mission.
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"We can be proud of our tradition of freedom and democracy, without losing sight of the abyss that was the Shoah," Mr. Steinmeier said, using the Hebrew word for the Holocaust.
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"With so much talk about the Wall, people are losing sight of the great job being done on our Southern Border by Border Patrol, ICE and our great Military," Trump wrote.
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Instead, the key is learning how to effectively deal with those moments of stress (without losing sight of everything else) so we can move on with what really matters in our lives.
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But Paul Smith's anxious speaking of "I don't remember losing sight of your needs" and mourning singing "losing my balance/falling from a wire made for you" express a more thoughtful sentiment.
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"With so much talk about the Wall, people are losing sight of the great job being done on our Southern Border by Border Patrol, ICE and our great Military," he tweeted Thursday.
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Edgerton handles Jared's experience with empathy for all sides, honestly considering Nancy and Marshall's deeply felt religious convictions while never losing sight of the fact that ex-gay therapy is total bullshit.
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While completing their doctoral program, the characters gather in classrooms where they openly discuss systems of white supremacy, and the political is made blunt while never losing sight of the characters' humanity.
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The loss of objectivity in the response to the Rice story reflects a broader problem of the press focusing so hard on Trump that it is losing sight of its own bearings.
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Those of us in the medical profession cannot allow ourselves to focus on the short-term or allow care to be driven by procedures, losing sight of outcome and quality of life.
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"We will... continue to work on our innovative strength in 2017 and systematically look for sales opportunities internationally without losing sight of the costs in the process," chief executive Stefan Draeger said.
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Someone brand new will be in our care, and I want this little one to gently become aware of the surrounding world without ever losing sight of the truth of who they are.
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But he has yet to persuade investors that he can transform Ford into a successful maker of electric and driverless cars while not losing sight of petrol-drinking vehicles, the company's core business.
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However, if you're losing sight of self-acceptance, and focussing only on the physical appearance of the body, you're increasing your self-absorption and narcissism, and moving further away from your authentic self.
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We believe the Street is overly-focused on the near-term trees of tall comps in 1QCY19 and 2QCY753, losing sight of the forest of opportunity for URBN in the next few years.
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He displays a keen grasp of the ways in which films work — the play of images, words, gestures and pacing — without losing sight of the historical context in which they live and breathe.
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But Mr. McConnell and his party have become so blinded by their rage against Obamacare that they are losing sight of what ought to be their goal: safeguarding the health of their constituents.
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As Rouhani, Erdogan and Putin met Wednesday, the UN humanitarian adviser for Syria, Jan Egeland, warned against losing sight of the awful plight of Syria's civilians as its intractable civil conflict grinds on.
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"The cause is great, the conversation is great, but I do think there are more people talking about her actual kneeling and we're losing sight of what she is actually fighting for," Lloyd said.
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Filmmaker Sarah Moshman, who is making a documentary about their journey titled "Losing Sight of Shore," met with the women each time they hit land and provided them with equipment to document the trip.
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Beyond that is the obvious factor of their unmatched cleverness (though Sansa has arguably surpassed Tyrion's), and unique abilities to play the game without losing sight of the overarching morality that grounds their characters.
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Nair's film is a joyous triumph in the way it makes the story accessible, without losing sight of the specifics that make it not just a true story, but a complete and real one.
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"Critics rating:Critics consensus: "'Stranger Things' transforms itself into a riveting — if familiar — summer ride that basks in its neon-laden nostalgia without losing sight of the rich relationships that make the series so endearing.
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Its platinum 2015 album, "Blurryface," is adventurous and ambitious; while remaining resolutely pop at its core, it aspires to rock's pomp without losing sight of how rock's energy now largely exists in other genres.
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As we integrate ourselves ever deeper with technology, it makes sense that these themes will and should emerge in novels, and Williams offers a master class in not losing sight of the human element.
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By obsessing over the prospect of a Tiananmen 2.0 in Hong Kong, we risk also losing sight of what the current crisis reveals — including how China really deals with the rest of the world.
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By obsessing over the prospect of a Tiananmen 2.0 in Hong Kong, we risk also losing sight of what the current crisis reveals — including how China really deals with the rest of the world.
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The most significant warning for Democrats from Jeremy Corbyn's disaster may be that when a party gets consumed by its own ideological debate, it risks losing sight of subtle changes in its own base.
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Since his death, many have noted the delicate balance Mr. Carr struck, embracing new media and transformative ideas without losing sight of the value inherent in places like The Times and other traditional news organizations.
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It is a time for serious thinking about how to balance China more effectively, with a united front and without losing sight of the strengths of democratic, accountable government, a free press and independent courts.
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To the Editor: Thank you, Frank Bruni, for voicing a deep concern I have had for some time — that we are losing sight of the real danger in the fog of the special counsel investigation.
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In making his case, Louv deftly brings together cutting-edge science, longstanding wisdom and recent discoveries, along with wonder and humor, while never losing sight of the magic that's possible when humans and nonhumans connect.
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You can launch the thing and go biking and the R1 will follow you with ease, never losing sight of you as it tries to keep up with you and capture the perfect shots in 4K.
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However, with the focus on reigning in lending and maintaining and improving jobs, there is a risk of the government losing sight of another factor which could impede the country's potential for future growth – the environment.
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All focused on carefully weighing the second- and third-order implications of foreign policy decisions, particularly whether to use military force, and never losing sight of what political scientists have called the law of unintended consequences.
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There's even a whole episode of skits that provide a badly needed explanation of the cancer screenings, contraceptives, and STD tests provided by Planned Parenthood without once losing sight of the show's proudly vulgar sense of humor.
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First, putting the onus on state action risks losing sight of the original point of the conservation effort, which was to persuade a federal agency, the Fish and Wildlife Service, not to list the grouse as threatened.
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"Critics rating: 98%Critics consensus: "'Mindhunter' expands its narrative horizons without losing sight of the details that made its first season so rich, crafting a chilling second season that is as unsettling as it is utterly absorbing.
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All three journalists are at different points in their careers: Aniston plays an aging morning anchor, Witherspoon is a reporter who is losing sight of her identity, and Carell is facing the consequences of sexual harassment allegations.
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Doing it the conservative way meant to "do the necessary to protect what you hold dear," as the party's secretary general, Peter Tauber, once put it; it meant moving forward without losing sight of what's worth keeping.
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Still, her greatest achievement is in never losing sight of the child at the center of her story — a girl who finds solace in giving away cakes, comfort in a hot bath and courage in a plaid skirt.
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Unfortunately, over our combined 60 years serving in Congress, we saw too many instances of leaders losing sight of constructing solutions, instead resorting to uncivil personal attacks and demonizing their colleagues rather than working with them to achieve results.
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Despite the schadenfreude that always floods us whenever Trump steps on a rake, we are losing sight of an important reality of the American system of government: Policy is not what a group of advisers decides ahead of time.
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The bulk of the angry comments in a memo from October 22nd come from Andrew West and Michael Everson, two typographers who feel that Unicode is losing sight of its mission and is becoming too lazy in its emoji approval process.
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Crucially, Christopher Paul Curtis allows Charlie to reach his epiphany without ever losing sight of the personhood of the black characters whose freedom Charlie threatens: They are complex figures in their own rights, not just props for Charlie's personal growth.
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"I came to a meeting and really gave them a dramatic speech about what my concerns were and what we needed to do as a group and how we were losing sight of our purpose and our principles," Amash recalled.
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This is partly down to the kernel of sense at the heart of their critique: having opened up to the outside world, turned towards a market economy and vastly enriched itself, China is indeed losing sight of its founding ideals.
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That project drew out the dark undertones of mixtape favorites like "Bang Bros" and "L's Anthem" and made them explicit, mostly losing sight of the jubilant tone and sonic innovation that made Lil Durk's music stand out in the first place.
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We all do it—losing sight of the forest because we're too busy focusing on the trees—and sometimes if we're lucky a good person will come along with a swift kick to the head and try to set us straight.
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The big picture: By focusing solely on denuclearization, we risk losing sight of the bigger, more important aim: to transform North Korea into a normal state that no longer sees the need to nuclearize for deterrence, survival or any other reason.
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"There may be a sense here that the Trump team is overreacting to North Korea's pushback last week and losing sight of the big picture," said John Delury, an associate professor of Chinese studies at Yonsei University in South Korea.
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" The Washington Post's Karen Tumulty on the treason lie: "It has become so easy to dismiss such comments as hyperbole and bluster — just Trump being Trump — that we risk losing sight of how dangerous, how fundamentally un-American they are.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Island nations at risk of being erased from the map by rising seas accused rich countries of losing sight of the urgency of the climate crisis on Thursday as a marathon U.N. summit in Madrid entered its final stretch.
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There's power in these scenes that highlight just how much the American government failed and continues to fail its most vulnerable people, but Pose's strength is in portraying that reality while never losing sight of the beautiful lives its characters live.
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Into the Spider-Verse builds on that legacy in a way that allows Morales to be frightened, to feel unsure of himself, perhaps even to act unhelpful and callous at times, while never losing sight of his bravery and humanity.
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Older liberals still embrace the term: Paul Krugman, an economist, blogs for the New York Times under the banner "The Conscience of a Liberal", and Thomas Frank has written a book called "Listen, Liberal" chiding Democrats for losing sight of the working class.
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While never losing sight of the film's comedic tone, Oh and Heche make the characters' motivations for fighting, and the pain that undergirds those motivations, very lived and visceral, so much so that you suspend your disbelief when they fight again and again.
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Without losing sight of her real-world concerns — the corruption and exploitation in Senegal that leads many to risk their lives by setting off in boats for Europe — Diop makes a daring imaginative leap into horror-movie aesthetics and magical-realist allegory.
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" They added: "Ever surprising and eclectic but always coherent, the director from La Mancha can turn his hand to any genre – vaudeville, farce, tragedy, fantasy, musical or thriller — while never losing sight of his pet themes: passion, filiation, destiny, guilt and buried secrets.
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But in its attempt to keep up with the times, some have wondered if the show is losing sight of its intended purpose: to honor the achievements and hard work of people who work in film, both in front of and behind the camera.
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Following the news that the Starbucks CEO will be stepping down in 2017, CNBC rounded up some of his most inspiring quotes about growing up poor, the struggles of running a rapidly growing company and never losing sight of his humanity as a leader.
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Politics of local interests alone can lead to the kind of logrolling bargains — you support my farm subsidy and I'll support your oil-drilling tax break — that create a functioning Congress but risk losing sight of big national obligations such as addressing climate change.
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The title comes from Stuart Davis, who said in an interview with John Wingate in 1957 that a work he had returned to after a number of years was a "beat up subject" – something whose limits Davis pushed without ever losing sight of the original subject.
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Though the company found validation with the major labels and launched a me-too subscription music service, former employees and music industry executives argue it bungled a great opportunity by losing sight of what made it unique: serving as a listening platform for non-label controlled content.
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But even if Americans should be engaged with and sympathetic to the situation in Brussels, we cannot turn our national conversation completely to terrorism at risk of losing sight of the total gravity and grinding accumulation of mass shootings and their casualties in the United States.
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There is little doubt that pre-k programs can benefit young children, but in the rush to ensure that benefit justifies the argument for providing pre-k for every child in the U.S., we're losing sight of an important truth: the benefits of school are cumulative.
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As the candidates joust over free trade and the nuances of gloomy economic indicators – including a lowly 85033 percent GDP growth in the second quarter – they are in danger of losing sight of one of the most important economic issues facing the next administration and Congress.
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As we look for new answers in the modern age, I for one prefer the tried and tested recipes, like speaking well of each other and respecting different points of view; coming together to seek out the common ground; and never losing sight of the bigger picture.
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It keeps researchers from losing sight of the big picture—helping the people using a particular service, such as the care system – as well as making it easier to recruit and retain participants, and often keeps the language used to describe the research more user-friendly.
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Island countries that could disappear due to rising sea levels had on Thursday accused rich nations of losing sight of the urgency of the crisis, as a U.N. summit enters the final stretch of negotiations for countries to honor the 2015 Paris Agreement to combat global warming.
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Some experts also cautioned against reading too much into Nissan's problems and losing sight of positive changes that have taken place in broader Japanese corporate governance in recent years, such as greater power for whistle-blowers — a key element of the Nissan case — and a new ombudsman clause.
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He knows that we watch great athletes because we want to see our fellow humans defy the laws of nature, but he also recognizes that the way to defy those laws is by mastering them first, by never losing sight of them, by constantly challenging them and pushing at their edges.
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There's Bob Odenkirk's rascally and fleetingly empathetic pout, Michael McKean's depiction of a man losing sight of his own sense of reason as he desperately tries to assert himself, and Rhea Seehorn's subtly devastating and indisputably doomed sense of devotion to the man whose name gives the show its title.
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When packing three years ago to take a post teaching creative writing here at N.Y.U. Abu Dhabi, the animals went immediately into my carry-on bag for fear not just of their being lost in transit, but also of my ever losing sight of how endangered their living counterparts truly are.
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Even more impressive, The Magicians pulls off all of this playful experimentation without ever losing sight of its more potent thematic and emotional narrative about becoming an adult, about what it means to realize how badly the world is stacked against you and how little power you have to change that.
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Dory, Drew (John Reynolds), Elliott (John Early), and Portia (Meredith Hagner) barely made sense as a friend group in Search Party's first season; once the second starts, they're bonded to one another for life, despite having drifted about as far apart as they possibly could without losing sight of each other entirely.
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It's a gripping, important piece of journalism that methodically dismantles the structural blind spots and prejudices of America's criminal justice system, never losing sight of the fact that, while Flowers sits on death row for a crime he almost certainly didn't commit, the racialized blinders in the case continue to leave the murders unsolved.
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They may also get some encouragement from a higher power when they meet Pope Francis at the Vatican on Friday evening — though the first non-European pontiff in over a millennium has in the past also chided the EU for rebuffing refugees and losing sight of its values, becoming old, "fearful and self-absorbed".
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"While much of the media coverage has accurately captured the harms of these changes, I'm concerned that the narrative is losing sight of the deeper implications these changes have for routine and necessary women's preventive health care and for the patient-provider relationship," said Hal Lawrence, M.D., executive vice president and CEO of ACOG, in an emailed statement.
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But before the [Obama-era guidance] went out, we saw very uneven compliance with Title IX." A senior Education Department official in the Trump administration said new guidance was needed because "the impact over the last six years of the influence of losing sight of fairness and impartiality can be traced to the approach and substance of those documents.
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This is all stuff that we have to get ready for, but the way to be ready is to be willing for good and intellectually honest people to be willing to talk about the facts of biology and various things we understand about things like intelligence without losing sight of our political and ethical commitments to one another.
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"The bigger issue is that focusing on individual choices around air travel and beef consumption heightens the risk of losing sight of the gorilla in the room: civilization's reliance on fossil fuels for energy and transport overall, which accounts for roughly two-thirds of global carbon emissions," Penn State University professor Michael Mann wrote recently in Time.
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"If you're going to react to every gesture, every comment, every tweet this president makes, you're going to end up losing sight of the bigger picture: as much as the president wants to be tough on trade or on companies that take our jobs offshore, he wants the stock market to go higher even more," Cramer said.
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"We're losing sight of what we're going to do about the threat posed by Russians," former Director of National Intelligence James ClapperJames Robert ClapperEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Former DHS, intelligence leaders launch group to protect presidential campaigns from foreign interference Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief MORE said Sunday on CNN.
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The reverse is also true if you're in the full-screen version of a music app; if you open an app while you're navigating somewhere on Google Maps, the directions now stay at the bottom of the screen so you can view the album art or track progress for whatever you're listening to without losing sight of what turns are coming up next.
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"Given the extremely high number of reports of civilian casualties this month and the intensity of the air strikes on Raqqa, coupled with ISIL's use of civilians as human shields, I am deeply concerned that civilians – who should be protected at all times - are paying an unacceptable price and that forces involved in battling ISIL are losing sight of the ultimate goal of this battle," Zeid said in a statement.
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Years of climbing his way from somewhat of a comedy act through the junior heavyweight division and to the top of Bullet Club, of losing himself and his partner and finding his way back, of losing sight of goals and friendships and correcting those mistakes, and of simply improving as a competitor and person all culminated in Omega's crowning achievement, one he got to soak in with the people who mean the most to him.
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"The unwarranted disappearance of the booksellers, as well as the unfortunate, preemptive interpretation of the Basic Law by the National People's Congress with respect to official oath-taking, have contributed to a sense among many in Hong Kong that Beijing may be losing sight of the importance of respecting Hong Kong's autonomy," Kurt W. Tong said in some of his strongest public comments since taking over as U.S. consul general five months ago.
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He writes a couple of episodes, but as the show delves into the personal lives of Nola and her many suitors (including some surprising detours into the frayed but technically still intact marriage of one boyfriend and the hyper-attuned sex drive of another), the show's writing staff, mostly made up of women (including two-time Pulitzer winning playwright Lynn Nottage), expertly expands the show's world without losing sight of the woman who binds all of these characters together.
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While most Republicans remained mum on the matter, Senate hopeful Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE wrote a missive slamming his party for losing sight of fiscal conservatism ahead of the new tax plan's release.
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