"Our worlds didn't collide, they just meshed beautifully," she says.
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With such meshed personalities, cohesion came naturally on the court.
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This hasn't always meshed well with the online-only Netflix show.
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Players meshed on the field and started sticking to their assignments.
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That approach seemingly would have meshed better with Davis's reserved personality.
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But that beauty and real darkness are meshed together in the film.
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Over time, his vibe became deeply meshed with Mr. Clarke's grooving style.
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The JavaScript created half a segment, which then meshed segments into letters.
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Working in batches, she pushed these clumps through a wide-meshed sieve.
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Neither president, nor their inner circles, meshed with the tastemakers of Washington.
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"In simple terms, Mr. Pruitt and I simply never meshed," Schnare wrote.
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Our writer examined how the details meshed with the graphic-novel canon.
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And call the stitching of satirical skits meshed with black pain as plain ugly.
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There are significant holdovers from the Julien era meshed with more recently integrated talent.
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He replaces Reince Priebus, the establishment Republican who never completely meshed with Mr. Trump.
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In this case, music, religion and this foreign culture are all meshed into one.
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His persona, history and habits meshed with his writing to become one multi-faceted entity.
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It has, over the past few centuries, meshed the world together into one global market.
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Bannon's nationalism and propaganda skills meshed perfectly with Trump's and helped him to become President.
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The problem is, the two worlds haven't meshed yet, and their tension is not resolved.
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We immediately meshed and became fast friends who appreciated one another's knowledge in style and photography.
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Its different movies have never really meshed, with Zack Snyder's Man of Steel and Batman v.
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Harris, Moellenhoff and Dominguez had been building salesforce automation software solutions, and the two visions meshed.
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During these millenniums, tradition and its rhythms have successfully meshed the needs of humans and husbandry.
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And it's quieter, because there are fewer meshed gears and less surface area to create noise.
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I was also looking for the right partner to work with—that's why me and Lien meshed.
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To rid ourselves of the people who are meshed into our society would be kind of weird.
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For generations, the GOP struggled to form an urban agenda that meshed with its national policy goals.
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Is there a product that has meshed as well with the modern office as the mouse pad?
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The investments have largely meshed with China's strategy to court other countries through infrastructure and energy investment.
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"Carmen's proven business expertise meshed perfectly with his superb medical skills," Dr. Nikias said at the time.
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Of the meetings they took, there were two firms that meshed with Luber's vision of growing a marketplace.
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I love the bold simplicity and the way it meshed with the rest of the McLaren's minimalist interior.
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The two genres may seem like an odd pairing, but this clever game has seamlessly meshed the concepts.
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Finding the chemical in the lungs meshed with earlier investigations that had already found it in vaping products.
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They thought the speaking fees meshed with the senator's message about Wall Street excess and a rigged America.
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I worried this would look too, well, "flarey," but somehow the silhouettes meshed, echoing each other in harmony.
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And somehow, an expensive bike with a computer attached to it has meshed with my obsessive gaming habits.
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But it sounded good, and the line of attack meshed with Trump's populist rhetoric on the campaign trail.
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The national identity of Iran, for example, has become meshed with the distinctive Paykan, first produced in 1967.
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This claim meshed nicely with the Clinton theme that Trump had a man-crush on the Russian strongman.
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What's new in the study is an explanation for how that meshed with a secondary goal — foiling Hilary Clinton.
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And, whether we like it or not, the worlds of politics and sports continue to be further meshed together.
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Google really meshed well with me wanting to grow my skills and go from web developer to software engineer.
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Zuckerberg had bought the encrypted messaging platform in 2003 for $19 billion, but the cultures had never entirely meshed.
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After Nipsey tasted his food, the two men "meshed," and spent hours talking about their visions for the future.
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Fowles immediately meshed with Minnesota's core of Brunson, Moore, Whalen and Seimone Augustus, her college teammate at Louisiana State.
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He's just incredibly attuned to the dynamics of our reality TV culture, and he's fully meshed it with politics.
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But Castro's idea of his identity hasn't always meshed with what progressive activists might want to hear in 2020.
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James Wan ran with that same energy and approach in Furious 7, which meshed seamlessly with the films before it.
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For now Mr McIver is confined behind the meshed windows of a squat, redbrick jail in Alpharetta, north of Atlanta.
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We looked into sharing a nanny with another family, but we couldn't find anyone whose schedule/needs meshed with ours.
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Fox News is told a middle-aged man with no press credential meshed with reporters in the Ohio Clock Corridor.
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The Classic Quartet meshed so well together that it's hard to imagine them playing with anyone other than each other.
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But Lake & Skye has effortlessly meshed the mindful simplicity of dual-scented fragrances with the luxury of a "traditional" perfume.
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Mr. Koltai's disdain for traditional realistic sets and backdrops meshed well with Mr. Morrice's determination to make ballet more contemporary.
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In the army - whose loyalty to the crown is deeply meshed with Jordanian national identity - there are also signs of concern.
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Facebook also helped come up with text that meshed with different cultural norms around sex and birth control in the country.
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Although both ideologies found themselves in conflict with fascism and shared a certain rebellious appeal, the two currents never quite meshed.
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There were twelve women, one to a cell, and a cramped alley with tables and sewing machines surrounded by meshed cage.
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The rugs, resembling vivid abstract tapestries, meshed perfectly with the emergence of avant-garde interiors done by the likes of Frank.
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Ms. Flanagan: This kind of work is an attempt at understanding our experiences as they are meshed and connected with writing.
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As the realms of internet subcultures and Trump supporters have meshed, the insult has taken on a more politically charged tone.
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She'd also been called a "maverick" for confronting corruption in the state legislature, an identity that meshed well with McCain's own.
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Its slippery physics recalled the most celebrated Sonic titles and Doomguy's inhumanly fast movement meshed perfectly with a franchise all about speed.
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There probably was a conversation about Florida, but when it comes to Jason, there's an inkling of truth meshed with major exaggeration.
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This intricately meshed network of light represents an imaginative similitude of the computer networks and systems that make up the deep web.
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He meshed his tentatively utopian "Maybe There's a World" with the Beatles' "All You Need Is Love," itself a skipped-beat song.
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Even if you have a message that's 'meshed' or relayed or daisy-chained through some other people, they can't open the message.
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Stanford Makishi, a former dancer with the company who is now on its board, said the idea meshed well with Ms. Brown's history.
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It presents a vision of the world through the meshed locks of blinking lashes, a gaze that obscures images and disrupts their flow.
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One side is Stephanie and the other side is the character, and the Stephanie and Bonnie sides meshed pretty quickly in that scene.
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But a jury in February ultimately found Mr. Hernandez's statements compelling and determined that his account meshed with the facts surrounding Etan's disappearance.
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Giants like Vanguard Group and Charles Schwab have since seized on the trend and meshed robo-advisors into their traditional financial-advice operations.
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What happens if these companies go too far, and who is to decide how that data is meshed and mixed with other data?
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"They've been together for around four years, and she's totally meshed him with her family life, so it's not surprising," a source told PEOPLE.
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He screamed FUCK as loudly as he could, but knew it would only sound like a burp beneath all that lead-meshed protective facewear.
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" The Florida Democrat added that she found Vindman's testimony meshed with that given by other witnesses, saying that it "filled in more puzzle pieces.
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Donald Trump selects Mike Pence as VP To see if they meshed, Trump had dinner with Pence and his wife this week in Indiana.
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"They've been together for around 4 years, and she's totally meshed him with her family life, so it's not surprising," a source tells PEOPLE.
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"I never got the sense [McMorris Rodgers] meshed well with the rest of the leadership team," a GOP lawmaker told The Hill on Friday.
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This largely meshed with Japan&aposs postwar self-image as a pacifist country with an air force geared exclusively toward defending the home islands.
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"Nature loves fire at least," I think, considering the calls for forest management to separate the wild-urban interface we've meshed with controlled burns.
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In all, I spoke to seven people who said they were survivors from Tula Toli, and their stories meshed and cross-confirmed one another.
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The juror's account could not be independently confirmed, but it meshed with what transpired in court and with evidence the jury reviewed during deliberations.
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That he meshed with Ambrose isn't a surprise—Styles meshes with everyone—but Ambrose has seemed liberated in a way we've not seen before.
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We took all of our backgrounds of music making from club music to reggaeton and meshed them all together to put into this release.
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She may not have meshed well with everyone in The Bachelor house, but Olivia Caridi says that's no excuse for the personal attacks she encountered.
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America, this is for you: Reddit user Dizzy_DDS shared a flawless Photoshop of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, meshed together to create one striking politician.
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With Butch Walker (Pink, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift) as producer, Weezer has meshed its fondness for bygone pop eras with the digital arsenal available now.
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If, from the outside, it looked almost like a step down, there was a sense that the ambitions of player and team meshed rather neatly.
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But for the first two weeks of the season, the new parts hadn't quite meshed and the Yankees seemed stuck in neutral, hovering around .500.
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Personally, as an angsty teenager, I realized her knack for capturing turmoil meshed well into my rotation of Linkin Park, Slipknot, and My Chemical Romance.
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The ads were lauded by politicians, sports figures and celebrities, including Nancy Reagan, who said they meshed well with her own "Just Say No" campaign.
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Her name is Ava (nineteenth century coder avant la lettre meshed in the lexic web of the reproductive ova), star of Alex Garland's Ex Machina (2015).
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PeopleStyle sat down with the duo (who meshed so well, you'd think they were friends since birth) to discuss all things safe-sun, Olympics and beauty.
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Her own social and economic conservatism — opposed to abortion, same-sex marriage and the Affordable Care Act — meshed with the kind of Republicans she was meeting.
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Trump's views meshed nicely with those held by the nativist, Muslim-baiting Modi, whose closest political ally in the United States also happens to be Kumar.
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The salad, which talented photographer Hollis Johnson also thought was excellent, meshed the tart, citrusy flavors of the grapefruit with the earthy taste of the radish.
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Thanks to brands like Saint Laurent, Dries van Noten, and Gucci, satin variations are becoming the trend of choice, especially those that are embroidered or meshed.
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He still devises songs with melodies that hop around all over the place, meshed with precisely picked guitar counterpoint that also ricochets across the stereo channels.
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It's important to find a therapist who is the right fit, so I figured I'd "try out" a few and see whether we meshed or not.
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McConnell had 26 points, 23 rebounds and 276 assists in only his second start of the season, and meshed well in the backcourt with Ben Simmons.
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Mr. Navarro has argued that foreign trading partners systematically cheat the rules and harm the American worker — positions that meshed well with Mr. Trump's own views.
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While Morrisey never signaled support for the movement looking to undermine Trump at the GOP convention, the attacks argue that Morrisey's neutrality meshed with that push.
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And in deprioritizing face-to-face dialogue, emphasizing narratives of discovery, and championing everything "Hot & New," it has meshed well with the language and spirit of gentrification.
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It will have tremendous ramifications for the future of individuals' security in a digital world which is increasingly inextricably meshed with the actual world we live in.
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Trade deadline acquisition Kevin Shattenkirk has meshed nicely with John Carlson, Matt Niskanen, Karl Alzner and Dmitry Orlov in front of reigning Vezina Trophy winner Braden Holtby.
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The setback in employment meshed with the government jobs report released separately on Friday, which showed that manufacturers shed 29,000 workers in March and 18,000 in February.
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Subban's fast skating, puck-controlling, shoot-first style has meshed absolutely perfectly with head coach Peter Laviolette's system which focuses heavily on offensive production from the blueline.
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That served him well coming up through Ring of Honor and the indies, where his style meshed with the scores of men willing to bump for him.
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With Shattuck classmates in abundance there, the small-town atmosphere meshed well with the pace she sought in her life and granted her a degree of anonymity.
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Led by co-founder and self-proclaimed "SHE-E-O" Miki Agrawal, the period-proof underwear company meshed a body-positive message with an unabashed marketing approach.
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He and Bogut quickly meshed as co-anchors of a vaunted Golden State defense in 2014-15, when the Warriors began their five-season run of dominance.
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There, the drama of the double turn meshed perfectly with what is one of the greatest matches in history and the enormity of the two men as characters.
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Even so, party propaganda remains deeply bound to the view that China faces not just disparate critics and foes, but a closely meshed conspiracy that unites those forces.
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The players who lingered after retirement, enticed by the schools and the reasonable cost of living, meshed with a robust network of natives passionate about growing the game.
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Brand meshed the engineers with the Merry Pranksters and helped give tech a moral ethos, a group identity, a sense of itself as a transformational force for good.
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Houston Rockets Admit it: James Harden and Russell Westbrook, as collaborators for the league's No. 2 offense, have meshed better than expected in their reunion on the Rockets.
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Wool can be fine or coarse, thick or thin, bumpy or smooth and can be meshed together using water-techniques or a barbed-needle to make 3D forms.
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It redeemed and legitimized a lot of the problems with Ann and Andy's relationship; the carefree attitude that didn't jive with Ann meshed perfectly with April's sarcasm and detachment.
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An episode of crazed runs for both instruments leads to the concluding Allegretto, which sounds like a frenzied peasant wedding dance, meshed with stinging Modernist harmonies and fractured rhythms.
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The House and Senate bills, once the upper chamber's version passes, will be meshed together in what will surely be a contentious conference between the two Armed Services Committees.
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" Unbeknown to him, his desire for friendship meshed with the efforts of Soviet officials in Moscow to "reveal American imperialism as the main source of the danger of war.
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But in Mr. Conyers's case, the charges quickly meshed with other issues, like the advanced age of some House members and the desire of younger Democrats for new leadership.
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Mr. Hunter's lyrics, often dreamlike variations on the American folk tradition, meshed seamlessly with the band's casual musical style, helping to define the Grateful Dead as a counterculture touchstone.
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Wearing the traditional Sudanese white jalabiya garment and turban, Mr. al-Bashir stepped into a packed court in central Khartoum and was corralled in a meshed metal defendant's cage.
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He's undoubtedly popular—2015 saw him get the biggest pops in the company on most nights—but WWE's current style hasn't really meshed thus far with his best talents.
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While the integration of the two artists' practices could have meshed a little better, each of them succeeds in creating visceral, impactful art that's grounded in a point of view.
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Gillnetting, which uses walls of finely meshed nets, has been banned in Antarctic waters since 2006 and is described by Australia as posing a huge risk to "almost all marine life".
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At various points, the trills, tremolos, dynamic swells and flickers of melody that emerged over the steady drone of the bagpipes meshed into colorful surges that did indeed evoke wind chimes.
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A civil defense team member stands on the debris of a building after Russian airstrikes on the residential areas in the opposition-controlled Meshed district of Aleppo, Syria on February 5, 2016.
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"I had come from the show business world my entire life, he came from sports and sportscasting, so our worlds didn't collide they just meshed beautifully," she says of meeting her husband.
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Now, it's like everything is inter-meshed so we have our... All the stuff we're building, our road map, they're involved at some degree and in many cases, they're doing full products.
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On Friday they updated the plan, announcing that five separate ventures are to be developed and "meshed" together as the firms attempt to adapt to the changing way in which people move.
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The voices and percussion meshed to colorful effect, the story propelled by a high-energy blend of stylistic influences including reggae, hip-hop and rock, with Mr. Cole a charismatic contemporary bard.
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The legal proceedings and the drumbeat of propaganda appeared better meshed than ever, said Eva Pils, a legal scholar at King's College London who has long studied human rights lawyers in China.
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In a twist on the classic Thonet bentwood No. 14 chair, the Haussmanns knitted together three chairs painted in primary hues, their backs meshed in a graceful jumble like Martha Graham dancers.
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For this rousing, clever, sometimes madcap tap number, Mr. Teicher recruited the extraordinary beatboxer Chris Celiz, whose vocals meshed with the percussion of seven dexterous pairs of tapping feet (the choreographer's included).
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"Witchmark" is thoroughly charming and deftly paced; I appreciated how well the world-building meshed with the plot's development, like a map's surface being revealed in time with one's progress along it.
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The team also collected, and counted, more than 43,000 plastic fragments using a "manta trawl" net -- a fine-meshed oceanographic instrument designed to skim the surface of the water to collect samples.
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The "I know you are but what am I?" puerility of the exchange meshed with both Wellick's rather infantile temperament as well as the schoolyard nature of his and Mr. Robot's relationship.
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Tillerson, who was recommended for the job by two top Bush administration officials — former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates — never meshed with the iconoclastic president.
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Against the always dangerous Pitbull, Chandler's lead hand looked sharper than ever and meshed well with his footwork in the early moments as he darted in, scored, and left range free from harm.
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His production of the Folkes Brothers' "Oh Carolina," recorded in 1959, meshed the traditional Nyabinghi drumming of a Rastafarian musician, Count Ossie, with what would come to be known as a ska beat.
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She suggests that despite Block's lofty title, the two founders still wielded outsized power over the company, and that their more freewheeling style never fully meshed with Block's more traditional approach to business.
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"We tackled everything as a team: There was never really my money or your money, it was always our money," Jessica says, adding that their finances only meshed further once they moved in together.
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"With meshed private group messaging, we've built on FireChat's mobile ad-hoc routing capabilities to support group messaging that works when some, or even all, group members are disconnected from the Internet," he said.
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The way she incorporates viral foods and items into her ASMR content has meshed perfectly with YouTube's suggested videos algorithm, and many of her videos have tens of millions of views as a result.
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Its insularity, secrecy, its bedrock libertarianism and algorithmic notions about progress, land use and corporate independence have never easily meshed with the slow, open-society, regulatory-heavy, greater-good mission that defines city living.
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For a while these goals meshed well with each other and with people's personal aspirations: under an unspoken agreement, people could amass wealth so long as they did not try to amass political power too.
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None of that meshed particularly well with his hardscrabble, Bible-thumping Texas upbringing, and left his parents (Zoe Perry, Lance Barber) pretty constantly confused, as if an alien baby had been dropped into their midst.
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This idea has polled well, in broad strokes, for years and it meshed well with the notion that Trump was offering some kind of "new" more "populist" take on economic policy than standard GOP fare.
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Even with Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, and Andre Iguodala all meshed together inside a gratifying symphony conducted by a head coach who knows success, the Most Valuable Player argument for Curry makes itself.
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David Schnare, a 34-year EPA veteran, said he and Pruitt "simply never meshed," which led him to resign from the transition team in March before he could be nominated to a full time position.
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To try to stand out, they leaned into their personalities and gave the well-heeled audience, many of them still undecided, an up-close look at how their thoughtfulness on the topic meshed with charisma. Sen.
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This sense of mobility helped undermine traditional bureaucratic hierarchies and meshed perfectly with Propst's design principles aimed at facilitating democratic, serendipitous encounters through diminished barriers and un-hierarchical gathering spaces like social tables rather than desks.
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Trying to figure out how the more phenomenological, observational experience of color meshed with what people knew about how the eye worked (or sometimes didn't work) consumed the second half of the 22th century's vision research.
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Rosalía, a major star in Spain, writes up-to-the-minute songs infused with bits of tradition; the six-beat buleria rhythm of those handclaps is meshed with staccato trap percussion and her breathy, intimate vocal.
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Mr. Trump fired Mr. Tillerson, a former oil executive who never really meshed with the president, in March in favor of Mr. Pompeo, a former Tea Party congressman with whom he has developed a close relationship.
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Her voice moved from airy delicacy to forthright declamation; the traditional sounds in her performance were loops from a computer meshed with electric guitar lines, and the rhythms exulted in ways to subdivide six-beat grooves.
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The most rewarding musical excerpts included "Source," which meshed samples of voices, and the infectiously jaunty rhythms of "Progression," during which text from the New York Times home page morphed into a trancelike dance of alarming headlines.
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Reynolds had a particular appreciation for Needham's gifts, and Needham's approach meshed well with Reynolds' up-for-anything approach to movie stardom, particularly when that approach landed him in hit after hit — at least for a while.
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"Disingenuous is the adjective I had in my mind," said Alessandro Acquisti, a leading expert on privacy-related behavior at Carnegie Mellon University, when I called to chat about how Mr. Zuckerberg's testimony meshed with his research.
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Ogunbowale scored a career-high 32 points in Lexington, Ky., as the Irish meshed hustle, crisp passing and a go-for-broke shooting approach from outside to make up for the height disadvantage created by Turner's injury.
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The show had flaws, to be sure — chief among them were frequent discussions of current events that meshed poorly with its more timeless qualities — but they only reminded you of how unique and special it truly seemed.
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The 220-year-old Getzlaf meshed well with Patrick Eaves upon the latter being acquired from Dallas at last season's trade deadline, so much so that the unrestricted free agent Eaves promptly signed a three-year contract extension.
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He preached patience and prudence, twin concepts that never really meshed with Carmelo Anthony's stated desire to vie for championships — or at least a shot at the playoffs — while he still clung to some vestige of his prime.
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His biggest infrastructure project, the Interstate System of highways, meshed with the booming auto economy and also with a Cold War defense strategy that called for state-of-the art evacuation routes in the event of thermonuclear attack.
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Before too long, the couple's professional and personal lives meshed as they began working and living together while also trying to simultaneously figure out how best to move forward with their game development endeavors whilst juggling day jobs.
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Another reason the marriage between "Thrones" and the region has been happier than any on the show is that the production's material needs — armor, medieval weapons, elaborate costumes and jewelry — meshed well with the area's longstanding artisanal traditions.
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If "Say Something Bunny!" feels sui generis, there are a few theater pieces, like Doug Wright's "I Am My Own Wife" or the work of W. David Hancock, that have previously meshed drama, documentary and off-kilter investigation.
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Perhaps these different selves are always there, but in the everyday, as I make dinner and pick foam letters off the floor and read my book on the couch with a beer, they are meshed together and inextricable.
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That mentality meshed well with the rising sense of individualism and push toward self-sufficiency that prevailed in the 2000s, according to Peggy Wang, founding editor of BuzzFeed and former editorial director of the now-defunct BuzzFeed Life.
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Still, the police felt a pressing need to improve "interoperability with international partner systems"—in other words, to make sure their system meshed with what police in other countries were doing—but lacked an opportunity to do so.
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This shift has meshed neatly with the expansion of online democratic spaces, as Cambodia's rapidly increasing internet penetration – from under 1 percent a decade ago to over 25 percent today – allows international news, trends and values to filter in.
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Just like Jay Z and his Yankees hat, Nelly meshed his aesthetic with the sporting team of the community, the St Louis Cardinals; look at any early video and you'll see him repping one of the baseball team's jerseys.
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Her advice meshed with the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which deem combined oral contraceptives—common birth control pills containing both progestin and estrogen—an "unacceptable health risk" for women who get migraines with aura.
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Actually, closer attention to the big ideas that drove each side might have reinforced his central point by underlining how much damage was done in the name of competing ideologies that meshed poorly with the needs of Vietnamese society.
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She and her fiancé, an outdoor excursion guide she met on season 14 of the reality series in 2018, enlisted Wayfair Registry to help them create a coastal-inspired space that meshed Kufrin's "colorful" and "eccentric" style with Yrigoyen's "minimalistic" vibe.
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Chris Christie felt the full force of the "super PAC" supporting Senator Marco Rubio: It ran two negative television ads, printed mailers, made digital display ads and ran two separate websites against Mr. Christie that meshed with the broadcast ads.
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But his fervent hostility to Mr. Putin, transmitted around the country through videos and interviews posted on the internet, has meshed with a long campaign by Aleksei A. Navalny, Russia's most prominent opposition figure, to rouse public anger against the Kremlin.
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Many of the songs on "Ibibio Sound Machine," the band's debut album, were based on Ibibio folk tales — including one about a talking fish — set to tracks that meshed African and American funk, with scrubbing guitars and a snappy horn section.
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This hostility has meshed neatly with the interests of the security services, which since Soviet times have viewed the denomination as subversive because its global headquarters are in the United States and its members steadfastly refuse to inform on one another.
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Junior guards Al Freeman (225 points) and Manu Lecomte (285), a transfer from Miami, have meshed into one of the conference's best backcourts with Lecomte averaging a team best 274 assists and Freeman connecting on 25-of-57 3-pointers (43.9 percent).
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So I worked with different artists, like rara bands, which is like a marching band mixed with carnival music, and pop artists, hip hop artists, folk artists... the sounds all meshed together and it felt unique and at the same time it felt natural.
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When information describing the movements in progress comes back from the arm muscles, the cerebellum's tightly meshed network of billions of nerve cells compares the situation described to the original plan, detects any deviations, and sends a better-honed signal back out to the arm.
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For someone like me who saw the power of connection build a vibrant, technologically meshed ecosystem distinguished by peace, love, and understanding, the polarization and hatred empowered by the internet today is like watching your baby turning into the little girl in The Exorcist.
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He and Mr. Trump had clashed over a number of issues, including a tax abatement for Trump Tower and the developer's proposed Television City project on Manhattan's West Side and how it meshed with the city's efforts to keep NBC from moving to New Jersey.
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The Netflix shows, despite being marketed as part of the MCU, never quite meshed with that universe or each other, with the exception of a so-so Defenders series that brought the four title characters together to battle Sigourney Weaver and dig up some dragon bones.
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The actor and former California governor drives a Mercedes G in the U.S., but along with Kreisel, had a desire to create a version of his beloved car that also meshed with his values and priorities when it comes to seeking out renewable energy alternatives wherever possible.
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Coach Sean McVay, a brilliant communicator whose football acumen pushed the Rams to the forefront of the league's offensive frenzy, has already spawned a coaching tree, and the team has traded precious draft picks to acquire volatile personalities who have meshed in a cohesive locker room.
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She and her husband Don LeVine had Grace and Rainier over for dinner in the days that followed their 1955 engagement, and were pleased with how seamlessly the royal meshed with them, even taking on chores that he'd likely never done at the palace — including the doing the dishes!
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He'd just as happily record with Crosby as he would with Queen or Nile Rodger from Chic — all different artists, from different genres and generations, but all artists whose styles meshed perfectly with Bowie's chameleon-like ability to change his voice to suit whatever occasion he found himself in.
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"Many of the results meshed with our expectations, but it was dramatic to see the numbers clearly indicating that those who perceived food date labels as reflecting safety or as being federally regulated were especially likely to discard food based on the labels," lead study author, Dr. Roni Neff, told FoodIngredientsFirst.
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But perhaps we won't have to: considering the popularity of the goTenna Mesh and the tendency of its users to buy three or four and set one up as a relay, it might be that major cities will already be meshed up by motivated users before the next storm hits.
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I've taken a picture of a Richard Prince exhibition, turned it on its head, along with his perhaps most infamous work, a reproduction of the Marlboro Man from his Cowboys series of the early 80's, and meshed it together with my own abstract photography of consumer waste turned into sculptures.
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In one particular nonsummer of my teenagery, I spent every day working at the mall in a greeting card store, until the days meshed into a lumpy blankness, and the only song on the sound system, sadly, was Steve Winwood's "Higher Love," to which I would straighten and organize birthday cards.
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For those who might be concerned that Petraeus would not play well with the diplomats at the State Department it is worth recalling that when he was the commander in Iraq he worked very closely with US Ambassador Ryan Crocker so the military campaign meshed well with the diplomatic and political goals of the United States in Iraq.
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When the Mexican trio published their first album, Terrodisco, back in 1995, there were basically no bands in Mexico that meshed the alternative, electronic and pop music scenes, and even less heard of were acts that had their music published in international cult labels like Emperor Norton, appeared in magazines like SPIN, or even went on tour to Europe.
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In "Provenance 15" (2018) she uses dried tobacco and dried palm leaves, making the figure a kind of variegated brown with swirls of stiff threads all around the figure as if she had sought escape through a tangle of meshed wire and become so entangled in that warren that she took the greater part of it with her.
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"We just became good friends, and kind of organically, our brains meshed because we're both creative, and I was fond of his skill and he of mine, and we just almost accidentally created this friendship and partnership," says Mancuso of Bieber, who's joined the rising star in both his Awkward Puppets series, as well as in a jam session that went viral.
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Larson's stories are quite a bit of fun to read, and cover a lot of territory: cyberpunk adventures about an orphaned albino girl who discovers a mech in the midst of a garbage dump in "Ghost Girl," or about a basketball scout who discovers that a prospect, Oxford Diallo, isn't quite what he appears in "Meshed", to space opera like "The Ghost Ship Anastasia," about a starship repair crew that runs into all sorts of problems on one difficult mission.
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" (It also meshed well with the Victorians' fascination with torture—"they just loved to show you the most egregious, horrendous torture instruments lacerating the human flesh," Classen said.) Indeed, according to the book Misconceptions about the Middle Ages, in 1996 the British Museum had to remove a "medieval chastity belt" from display after it was found to have been made in the 18th or 19th century, an age when people would construct the clunky sexist diapers as "curiosities for the prurient or jokes for the tasteless.
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With years of high-end fashion credentials under their belts — Ruffieux joined Dior in 2008 during John Galliano's tenure and became head designer in 2012 when Simons took over; Meier was head-hunted by the company after a five-year stint at Louis Vuitton under Marc Jacobs, followed by time at Balenciaga with Nicolas Ghesquière — and a lack of urgency for the house to appoint someone new at the helm, the pair crafted a collection that meshed signature Dior with Simons' vision of modernity.
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