All of this "preghiera" [prayer], he makes like a question.
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Here's hoping he makes like Sia and starts hoarding songs to record himself.
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However, other things his company makes, like TVs and some appliances are on the list.
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Alan makes like a Black Sabbath song, getting super paranoid and coming on waaaaay too strong.
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The books that Chip Kidd makes like this are about his personal relationship to the subject, but he maintains a respectful distance.
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A postbiotic would be a supplement that skips the bacteria altogether and provides something beneficial that the microbiome makes, like a metabolite.
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I think you have one filter that alters your facial features, like it makes like your lips bigger and shaves down your chin.
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What makes Like different than a lot of other apps is that it's loaded with special effects you can use to transform your videos.
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At this point, a group of Republican Senators are even hoping that the bill makes like an uninsured American with a treatable infection and dies.
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Her influence extends to the product decisions she makes, like whether to include screen-reader support when designing a website, even if it takes more time.
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CeeLo Green makes like Gene Simmons in Kiss's "Rock and Roll All Nite" while Russell Peters croons the Four Seasons' "December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)."
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But like everything else in here, including an indoor rainstorm in which the Gentleman Caller makes like Gene Kelly, they fail to connect in meaningful ways.
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The decisions that a company makes, like the installation of cubicles in the bank in Harvard Square, are presented as none of its employees' business (hence "private").
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A slowdown in the smartphone market could hamper demand for components that Sony makes like image sensors and increased competition in other categories could weigh on the stock.
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One of the attacks would allow resourceful thieves to wirelessly unlock practically every vehicle the Volkswagen group has sold for the last two decades, including makes like Audi and Škoda.
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You can see more comparison that Wisbith makes, like the largest radio telescope on The Strip in Las Vegas and a NASA M1 rocket motor compared to a car, here.
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But back to the action: Cryptically, and implacably, demanding names of the perpetrators, Quon pursues Hennessy to his country home and makes like a senior-citizen Rambo in the woods.
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Thing is, when a search engine makes like an oracle of truth — by using algorithms to select and privilege a single answer per user generated question — then, well, bad things can happen.
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She goes to a meeting, makes like-minded friends, and in turn starts to recruit new members in her own circles, and to consider how far she's willing to go for the cause.
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Usefully, the kidnapping gets Mannix out of his office and onto the set, including a soundstage where a song-and-dance man in a sailor suit, Burt Gurney (Channing Tatum), makes like a randy Gene Kelly.
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After walking around to a song that is not "Everybody Hurts," he makes like Little Red Riding Hood and tries on several houses before moving in with Marilyn while not the transition music from the Golden Girls plays.
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At less than $6,000 in basic trim, or about $41,500 in today's dollars, the Cobra back then seemed a bargain compared with European makes like Aston Martin, Ferrari and Maserati, which at the time sold for twice as much or more.
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But in many ways, the process is still a black box, with DOT unable to provide explanations for many of the decisions it makes, like which applicants get second chances, and decision-making is still concentrated at the very top.
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There are huge vibes from Obituary (seriously, it's amazing how much drummer Dan Polak, who takes over vocals from Daniel Shea, sounds like John Tardy), Cianide, and the aforementioned Celtic Frost; what makes Like Rats great is that they drink from death metal's many bloody chalices, not just one.
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Come the end of this section, through shrapnel-peppered European streets and brick-walls-like-colanders buildings, Nick and company leap into atmosphere-breaching crafts, and it's into a different assault phase we go: rockets locked onto some sort of battle cruiser until it makes like a firework and explodes, burning itself out against the big black.
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But the argument that Mars was somehow stepping out of line gets murkier when you think about the fact that he worked with black producers on the album, has a proven track record of making music in this genre — it isn't an experimental phase for him — and he has also consistently given credit to those who inspired the music he makes, like Teddy Riley, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and of course, Edmonds.
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After the soulful trollful jewelry was handed out, the Cavs throttled the Knicks 117-88 behind LeBron's 19/11/14 triple-double, Kyrie's 29 points, and throwdowns like this one, redolent of a certain 2016 NBA Finals performance: Ah, but here's an even better Finals facsimile, as literal/figurative Spur out-of-nowhere Jonathan Simmons—he of the aforementioned C-note—makes like the King on this routine Steph Curry layup. #BarkleysAbsolutelyRightKlaysBetter!
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Shaft puts his gun down and convinces Peoples not to do Wade's dirty work and instead to have a one on one fight. Peoples releases Diane and drops his ice pick. Peoples makes like he is ready to fight Shaft but then draws his gun from his back; Shaft pulls his backup gun and kills Peoples first. Wade's trial finally arrives.
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The Sivas Kumru Güvercin or Sivas Dove Pigeon is a rather quite petite pigeon originated from Turkey. It belongs to voice pigeons family and mostly kept in the Sivas region of the country. One of its main characteristics is its unique and distinctive high pitch sound it makes like none other pigeon breed known. They are one of the smallest breeds of pigeons in the world today.
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Against his will, his mother kicks him out of the nest with instructions to at least catch a rabbit. Beaky spots Bugs Bunny and, after sneaking around some clouds 'stalking' his prey, soars down to catch him. Bugs makes like an air-traffic controller and "guides" Beaky down, purposely causing him to crash. Beaky then lands on the ground unable to move or speak.
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Between 1946 and 1966, all Ferrari cars were equipped with Borrani wheels as original equipment. The two businesses thus share an important part of Italian automotive history, both on the road and on the race tracks. Afterwards, Borrani wheels remained a major option for Ferrari owners until as late as 1984. Borrani wheels also were original equipment on famous makes like Lamborghini, Alfa Romeo, Maserati, Facel Vega and Aston Martin.
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The French coachbuilder, Marcel Pourtout, custom- built examples of Paulin's designs on other makes like Panhard and Peugeot 401, 402 or 601. 1941 Chrysler introduced a retractable hardtop concept car, the Chrysler Thunderbolt. 1953 Ford Motor Company spent an estimated US$2 million (US$ in dollars) to engineer a Continental Mark II with a servo- operated retractable roof. The project was headed by Ben Smith, a 30-year-old draftsman.
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Aghul has contrastive epiglottal consonants. Aghul makes, like many Northeast Caucasian languages, a distinction between tense consonants with concomitant length and weak consonants. The tense consonants are characterized by the intensiveness (tension) of articulation, which naturally leads to a lengthening of the consonant so they are traditionally transcribed with the length diacritic. The gemination of the consonant itself does not create its tension, but morphologically tense consonants often derive from adjoining two single weak consonants.
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There, it met harsh competition by such prestigious makes like Lozier, Mercer, Packard, Peerless, Thomas, and many others. The prototype sports model had an envisioned price tag of around $4000. The most remarkable success in motor sports was a victory in the Sealed bonnet road test, held by the Philadelphia Automobile Club in spring, 1913. After the failure of the car, Multiplex Manufacturing returned to making valves, which it did since 1905.
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Packard Light Eight Model 900 4-door sedan (1932) The Packard Light Eight (series 900) was an automobile model produced by the Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit, Michigan only during model year 1932. The Light Eight was planned as a new entry model. It competed in the upper middle-class with makes like LaSalle, the smaller Buicks and Chryslers, and the top-of-the offerings from Studebaker, Hudson, and Nash. The marketing objective was to add a new market segment for Packard during the depression.
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Other critics have questioned the way the guide tends to lump all European makes into one bad basket, pointing out that makes such as Skoda, Porsche and Jaguar have far better reliability records than makes like Peugeot and Renault. European cars have values unseen in Japanese makes that go beyond mere reliability. For readers used to the glossy magazine advertising of expensive cars, it is a very revealing publication in that it cans/questions the safety and reliability of some of the more famous car makes in the world. The introductory articles on some of the car makers and their companies read like summaries of good opera plots.
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He remarked the lyrics are "feminist rewriting of the public narrative—about a woman defined by, and perhaps even brought down by, men—pulled off with lightness. The vibe is sly and swinging; a high hat in the chorus makes like a drum crash during a stand- up roast. [...] classic pop romanticism, cut with shit happens realism, spiked with trendy swagger-as-empowerment." Brittany Spanos from Rolling Stone said despite what the title may suggest, the song is "surprisingly gracious, a balm and a sticky note reminder on the heart that sometimes it's not about life getting better; it's about wanting to better yourself" and praised Grande for delivering one of the very few pop songs to promote real, true self-love.
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Marques reproduced were mainly Italian, like FIAT, Lancia, Itala, SAME and FIAT tractors, Legnano, Brixia, Cisitalia, and Bernardi, but French and German makes like Peugeot, Darracq, DeDion, and Benz were also produced (Castellarin 2002). A couple of Duesenbergs also appeared, with the input and encouragement of American diecast marketer, David Sinclair, who was responsible for introducing many of these more obscure European brands to American soil (Sinclair 1979, p. 387). In the Dugu catalog, the Bernardi was proudly hailed as the first Italian motorized vehicle, made in 1896, and the 1899 FIAT 3.5 hp heralded as the first FIAT produced – ever (Dugu catalog). Also, though most models were of vehicles made before 1930, a few like the Cisitalia, the Fiat 500 Topolino, and the SAME Centauro tractor were post war representations (Dugu catalog; Ralston 2009, p. 66).
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278–9: "I am an academic, a member of what is called the 'Shakespeare Establishment,' one of perhaps 20,000 in our land, professors mostly, who make their living, more or less, by teaching, reading, and writing about Shakespeare—and, some say, who participate in a dark conspiracy to suppress the truth about Shakespeare.... I have never met anyone in an academic position like mine, in the Establishment, who entertained the slightest doubt as to Shakespeare's authorship of the general body of plays attributed to him. Like others in my position, I know there is an anti-Stratfordian point of view and understand roughly the case it makes. Like St. Louis, it is out there, I know, somewhere, but it receives little of my attention" (278–9). and characterise the doubt as an exercise in the logical fallacies of argumentum ad populum (appeal to popularity or the appeal to numbers) and argument from false authority.
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