"We need to move methodically — not slowly, but methodically," Schatz told me.
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"Spreading lies methodically and systematically - that's a problem," he said.
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The media has been methodically taken over by the government.
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As other senators spoke, Grassley methodically reached behind the banners.
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It improves the iPhone methodically, one iteration at a time.
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Mr Najib's government had methodically paved the way for victory.
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Four days, the gunman Stephen Paddock, methodically stockpiled his room.
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Public life in America has methodically ground to a halt.
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"My friend went through the checklist methodically," Ms. Myers said.
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NBCUniversal said it would methodically look to expand Peacock internationally.
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I started to collect them, at first randomly, then more methodically.
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With a sense of detached wonder, Youngsoo methodically follows everyday activities.
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If it does OK in captivity, they'll methodically catch the rest.
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Given its resilience, however, it is worth taking apart more methodically.
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Mr. Gowan turned his political ambitions into action methodically and patiently.
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Driscoll's plans to build awareness methodically, by starting with digital outreach.
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We're working our way methodically through reg reform, taxes and infrastructure.
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He quietly listens to their questions, answering them slowly and methodically.
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Take, very simply, his approval rating as tracked methodically by Gallup.
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There was a lot of paperwork; everything was methodically written down.
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They are anti-"corporatists" who want to methodically destroy conventional conservatism.
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But methodically, and at times with difficulty, they continued to advance.
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Throughout that day, the soldiers methodically executed everyone in the village.
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After a Tennessee punt, Baltimore was moving methodically down the field.
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Then you slowly and methodically move to clear the next room.
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Think of the process as digestive, one painting methodically devouring another.
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They have been methodically hunted down through social media and phone logs.
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To the right, Barbara Stamatelatos methodically washes dishes from the day's prep.
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Images from the incident show Zarutskie methodically walking out of the water.
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My friend, who asked not to be named, approached this challenge methodically.
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Another display listed the journey's final milestones and methodically crossed them off.
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There's a system that one can apply methodically to generate good ideas.
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In fact, North Korea continues methodically to advance its multifaceted nuclear programs.
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"You can tell he does everything very methodically," Dixon said of Alonso.
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The Ravens proceeded to methodically storm back to a 25-20 victory.
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Now, Clark is slowly, methodically climbing the leadership ladder in the House.
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"She just very methodically took the other side's expert apart," he said.
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The Marines methodically cleared the city of resistance, but it was costly.
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Vida closed the angle well there, and methodically Croatia starts over again.
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I spent my first 15 minutes in the museum methodically photographing everything.
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And then Brady began to methodically rip the bad guys to shreds.
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Mr. O'Keeffe tasted each brew methodically, returning to several for another slurp.
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Putin attacks democracies with a well-honed strategy; methodically, with incredible calculation.
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I felt out of breath but I remember methodically calling the operator.
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Her re-emergence onto the public stage has unfolded slowly and methodically.
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The city has not methodically tracked outcomes for students in the program.
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The website's look is methodically simple, essentially a dressed up Excel doc.
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But they took little pause and methodically prepared to defend their campus.
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Hughes spies through the window as the burglar methodically fills his pack.
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You know, we have to move the ball down the field so methodically.
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Why does a logical strategy, methodically implemented by competent people, not succeed better?
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A computer program can pick these stocks more methodically than an erratic human.
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Rather, it methodically laid out a story of how Russians influenced American politics.
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Let's approach Netflix binge-watching methodically, using the precise science that is astrology.
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"Stretch slow and methodically, and you'll increase and improve your stretching," he explains.
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I would say watch it, and it kind of starts a little methodically.
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For the next 10 hours, Wiens and his team methodically disassemble the phone.
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As he left, Kim realized he'd veered slightly from their methodically formulated plan.
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The killer methodically stabbed over 40 people lying in their beds, killing 19.
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"Coach is very soft-spoken and talks very slowly and methodically," Caruso said.
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I kept quiet and watched them return to work, methodically restoring their space.
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Investigators prefer to work methodically but public and media pressure can be intense.
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In reinforcement learning, an algorithmic agent learns by methodically interacting with its environment.
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An electric guitarist began to strike the strings of his instrument, slowly, methodically.
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One was moving methodically; the second appeared later, frenetically cleaning the window's exterior.
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Should Russia ever attempt to attack Western Europe, they would be methodically destroyed.
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I watch a very thin girl methodically spread cream cheese on a bagel.
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He has methodically built the most conservative cadre of federal judges in history.
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A cutter scissored through layers of denim methodically in the dimly lit room.
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Some methodically plot when to give their all and when to hold back.
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In the movie, he's the guy who methodically hangs himself out to dry.
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We order a whole mackerel and watch the sushi chef methodically prepare the fish.
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Search and rescue crews continue to methodically search the fire area for missing victims.
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In November, YouTubers began methodically remixing Bee Movie and its trailer into absolute gibberish.
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They're methodically working through issues, and don't expect any grand announcements about any deals.
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For each of these four acts, I would walk Mueller methodically through his findings.
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Ruthlessly and methodically, he would try to render himself into a biological blank slate.
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First responders on laptops methodically solving supply problems are not very mediagenic, after all.
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In other words, we can walk away methodically, or we can flee in panic.
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But the favorites moved methodically up to the lead, blowing past the fading Guy.
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Then she methodically crushes groundstrokes, serves, volleys and returns as her coaches look on.
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Mr. Paddock gambled as he lived, his brother said — methodically, always weighing the odds.
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It's also a time to methodically cull the relationships that don't inspire those feelings.
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The Shark IQ methodically cleans row by row, so it never misses a spot.
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Now, he moves more methodically as his team of coaches gathers for another round.
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The first time, in fall 2015, women in prominent roles reported being methodically targeted.
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Facebook has been methodically experimenting with ways to break into the real-time conversation.
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He seems to be methodically building a potential obstruction of justice case against Trump.
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We handle our our education, our aspirations in other areas very methodically, thoughtfully and strategically.
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Then, when it seemed Rollins might recover, Triple H deliberately and methodically exacerbated Rollins' injury.
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I methodically clear out each building of the creamery, eliminating maybe a dozen ghouls altogether.
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Next, Facebook and other tech firms need to open up to outsiders, safely and methodically.
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And as they have done time and time again, the Cavaliers methodically smothered their opponent.
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Many well-known brands started out growing slowly and methodically on their founders' own dime.
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The situation is contrived and methodically designed for maximum frustration, misunderstanding, and miscarriage of justice.
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"This operation was carefully orchestrated and methodically planned to minimize potential collateral damage," White added.
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De Quincey inherited a fortune and went out of his way, methodically, to waste it.
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" Cuarón methodically shredded his old blindness so he could make Rodríguez the protagonist of "Roma.
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In the 132-page document, Mr. Kavanaugh methodically builds the case for the president's impeachment.
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The footage then shows officers moving methodically throughout the house to find any additional suspects.
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The water level methodically rose and fell, so that she was sometimes submerged, sometimes wading.
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"We're just very methodically working our way through these properties," Gray said late last week.
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His answers to audience questions were polished, methodically prepared, thoughtful and delivered for maximum effect.
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" He added, "We should slowly but methodically fund such research until a solution is reached.
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Rylance comes out in white pancake makeup and skullcap and methodically transforms himself into Olivia.
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Sunday. Sundays, she said as she methodically folds colorful pieces of fabric, are meant for rest.
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His defiant stand against Trump, methodically laying out the case for impeachment, has received extensive attention.
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But the aesthetic arrangement of unconventional raw material yields methodically rendered artworks with a conceptual core.
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The Jazz led 35-25 after the opening quarter and methodically pulled away in the second.
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They will very likely do so steadily, methodically and fairly thoroughly, as they have all season.
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The limits of the K2 mission mean scientists have to go about their searches more methodically.
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Similarly, the torture of Ruth Langmore midseason gives way to dozens of poignant, methodically-placed flashbacks.
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The Browns took the ball in the extra session, and Griffin methodically worked his way downfield.
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He'll often incorporate his sleep, food and exercise routines, which he methodically tracks with an iPhone.
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So, we're methodically removing our close connections and adding new, less direct connections in their place.
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Every time I have a conversation with her about this game, she thinks about it methodically.
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But Maryland methodically marched 65 yards in 13 plays with Hills scoring from five yards out.
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You just got to monitor them and you got to gently work them slow and methodically.
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Nevada then methodically pulled away and led by as many as 25 points down the stretch.
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She investigates her problem methodically, looking first for a physical explanation — an ear or brain malady.
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Blumental, like the other members of the commission, carried out his postwar research scientifically and methodically.
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The night's first whistles as Belgium methodically passes the ball back and forth in the back.
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The business expanded methodically over the years, opening stores in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Georgia.
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From there, Ms. Spungen started baking, focusing methodically on one or two cookies at a time.
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"I didn't imagine I had so many things," she said as she methodically unpacked the stuff.
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"[One-way] decisions must be made methodically, carefully, slowly, with great deliberation and consultation," he writes.
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Journalists ranging from MSNBC's Joy Reid to Fox News's Shep Smith have methodically debunked the theory.
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Methodically onboarding players into the experience is crucial, especially for those new to the Halo Wars systems.
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Among tech startup CEOs, Bezos is well-known for how methodically he identified the opportunity for Amazon.
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With a shotgun, Ramos methodically attacked employees of the Capital Gazette once he was in the building.
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We wrote down the interest rates and balances and made a plan to methodically tackle each one.
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"If you look at the video, it's just methodically staring at me," he said of the cat.
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Trump then methodically outlined how he believes donors, bureaucrats and big business have screwed the little guy.
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"604 River Street has been methodically maintained by its many owners over its long history," Detwiler says.
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And as attitudes toward women have shifted, Clinton has methodically worked to neutralize the issue as well.
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Let's methodically drive down the field and if they give us a shot and let's take it.
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The Martha is methodically hung on a crane in a scene I never want to watch again.
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A dozen arrows spread methodically outward from the bubble, past The Wall's various sides to points beyond.
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Indiana methodically pecked its way back into the game and tied it 24-24 on Blackmon's layup.
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Thus the exhibition carefully and methodically extracts for focus the other factors at play in O'Keeffe's work.
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But a SWAT unit swiftly and methodically worked its way up the Mandalay Bay, floor by floor.
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"The gunfire stopped, and they methodically moved forward, clearing carefully, ensuring that they were safe," Slavin said.
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Clinton's campaign has methodically used the first three days of this convention to win over those supporters.
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Instead, Pelosi said House Democrats would methodically continue their investigations into the Trump administration and his businesses.
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The DNC says it is moving methodically and that more grants will be distributed in coming weeks.
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The production begins with Girlfriend slowly and methodically setting up lights, loading a camera, adjusting a lens.
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It's early and the day is a scroll that can be unrolled and slowly and methodically read.
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Families and body identification teams would methodically unzip each bag, searching for familiar clothes, tattoos or marks.
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The images, according to an official, show the gunman methodically shooting his victims for seven terrifying minutes.
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Cure is magnetic, weird, and seductive, a case study in humanity's inner darkness being ritually, methodically unleashed.
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In Vladimir Putin's Kremlin, lying — willfully, methodically, shamelessly — is the default response to any accusations of wrongdoing.
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Mr. Rand stayed at Xerox until November 1998, while methodically hunting elsewhere for a chief executive position.
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When you read his letters, it is very clear he was working methodically to master his craft.
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His campaign manifesto is brief and vague, and he has methodically avoided scrutiny from the news media.
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The Kremlin is notorious for methodically weaponizing its energy exports in attempts to influence Eastern European politics.
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Conversely, the left hemisphere works linearly and methodically and is all about the past and the future.
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About 10 minutes later, the shooters entered the library and methodically fired under each table, Eubanks said.
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The minute scale reflects his early metalwork, the body constructed methodically in precision laid patches of color.
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The 30-year-old sits cross-legged amidst the merchandise, methodically folding a pile of baby clothes.
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Nichols set out to methodically teach himself lessons that would let him make bigger movies down the line.
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She was playing with a pile of tubes she had 'borrowed', methodically sticking her finger into each tube.
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She ate methodically, watched a one-hour national news program, and wrote a polite email to her lawyer.
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Under CEO Brian Moynihan, the megabank delivered its second straight record quarterly profit while methodically working costs down.
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Past that, the only remaining hope lies with the courts, which are methodically being reshaped in Trump's image.
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That plan doesn't need to be perfect, but mostly a system that enables you to build wealth methodically.
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How long has he been walking toward the Seven Kingdoms, methodically marching with his army of the dead?
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But he made those changes methodically, with an eye toward long-term outcomes rather than short-term perception.
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The original plan was to organize every department at the university methodically—a process that could take years.
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During a yearlong convalescence, Mr. Zeidler methodically read books of political philosophy in search of a belief system.
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But Thompson methodically shreds him, depicting a craven politician thoroughly uninterested in the human consequences of his decisions.
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As the Western alliance splinters, Russia methodically pursues closer ties with an ever more empowered Iran and Turkey.
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What struck me about the song was that the intro was not only memorable but also methodically original.
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The only way to catch most tax evasion by wealthy heirs is by methodically piecing through their schemes.
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But as soon as the movie establishes these conventions, it slowly and methodically starts eating its own tail.
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The knotty work of trying to best Trump methodically through a legal process feels, for some, inherently restorative.
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EMILY: The clerk methodically read the two articles of impeachment into the record before the votes took place.
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So if you want to make YouTube videos of yourself whispering or methodically unwrapping something, there you go.
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We grew methodically, maintaining our small, passionate team as we bounced from one rented kitchen space to another.
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It focuses on Kiet Engels, a teacher introduced as she methodically sets up her classroom for another day.
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This is the nature of investigative work and why it needs to be done methodically, carefully and by professionals.
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"The two-year plan was to methodically spend $120K for the learning experience, not for the ROI, " he writes.
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Democrats didn't pivot from their strategy, methodically walking through the details of the report, even when they were obscure.
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With permission from the director of the atelier, Meyerowitz methodically photographed the objects in Cézanne's studio against this wall.
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Over the last four months, soldiers have methodically toughed it out as they pressed north through villages and towns.
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We methodically plugged along, making sure we had the right information, and we had something to back it up.
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He methodically positioned suction cups above his head as he ascended the facade of the 68-story glass behemoth.
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Within weeks, cities like San Francisco and Santa Monica responded methodically to the unregulated launches of scooter-sharing services.
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It's about the journey, not the destination — the process of methodically scanning pages with your eyes is entirely lost!
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"China will deliver each retaliation methodically, and deliberately, one by one," ING economist Iris Pang wrote in a note.
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It hunts through spring's budding tree limbs methodically and is often hidden behind leaves, branches, flowers and other obstacles.
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Over four months, the world watched as Bach and his colleagues methodically laid out the proof of Eichmann's crimes.
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Whitman methodically explores how the Nazis took inspiration from American racism of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
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What most people don't do is play these games slowly and methodically, moving a couple hours every two weeks.
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I definitely wanted to have that influence, that look on all the men—the workers, diligently, methodically working away.
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Nana worked slowly on her pasta, methodically setting aside pieces of chicken that she never gets around to finishing.
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For much of the show, she perched silently on the couch and methodically stacked candies on a glass table.
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At Mayo, he's been slowly and methodically de-escalating or de-intensifying treatments with informed consent from his patients.
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We continue to execute our fellow human beings — methodically, barbarically, with determination — because of a primitive desire for revenge.
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And they say Mr. Trump and the Republican-led Congress worked to methodically reduce the burden of government regulation.
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Officials have been methodically interviewing killers and victims, eliciting testimony into the deaths and disappearances of hundreds of people.
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But the prime minister, who made his name as a journalist, has methodically avoided scrutiny from the news media.
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The Logar group began methodically talking to students in the area, finding dozens who said they had been raped.
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Set back on their heels when President Barack Obama took office, they started methodically working from the ground up.
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Officials have been methodically interviewing killers and victims, eliciting testimony into the deaths and disappearances of hundreds of people.
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UTEP got off to a strong start offensively, methodically driving down the field for a touchdown on its opening drive.
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Others expect the central bank to move methodically and at regular intervals since it knows there's little margin for error.
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She takes on five highly-trained KGB officers at a time, taking them out methodically until she can barely stand.
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First, guide RNA methodically made its way across the entire T-cell genome searching for signs of the viral components.
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"I want the closure of the camp as quickly as possible," Cazeneuve told reporters, saying it would be done methodically.
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Bob Mueller is just methodically building up a case that I think adds up to very high levels around Trump.
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They are instead slowly and methodically bled to death by a tiny little pebble of fixed energy in their sneaker.
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On that visit, as we talked, Ali methodically ate three pieces of raspberry pastry at a table in his office.
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Trump's critics at times get bogged down in debate over whether he's acting methodically or just trying to land haymakers.
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Most importantly, though, Comey methodically made the case that Trump obstructed justice, both in their interactions and by firing him.
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"Thank you, but I only eat halal," Hina said, piercing a roasted potato with her fork and chewing it methodically.
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Instead, the moose worked quickly and methodically to dismantle the trampoline down using his antlers and sheer force of will.
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Meanwhile, the Assad government appears to be moving methodically to destroy the remaining rebel positions around Homs, Damascus and Aleppo.
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Putin slowly but methodically expands his control over Eastern Europe, fulfilling his lifelong dream of reconstituting the former Soviet Union.
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Methodically, he orders centers and forwards, most of them nearly a foot taller, through defensive maneuvers and a shooting workout.
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They methodically drove 40 yards in 11 plays, culminating with a Hopkins plunge from the 1 into the end zone.
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Using small scrapers and metal funnels, the monks methodically piped precise amounts of sand to create an intricate geometric pattern.
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Instead, we want to gradually and methodically build a plan to get where we want to go, step by step.
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The show proves that when used methodically and with judicious intent, such pioneering technology is far from a mere gimmick.
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Most have been methodically hunted down and have refused to give up when cornered, dying in a hail of bullets.
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I spent hours methodically calling restaurants listed in the Zagat (under "Fireplaces," for instance) to see if they still existed.
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Nigeria finally sustains some possession and methodically works the ball forward, before Victor Moses is fouled in the final third.
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More recent research has shown that these "aha" solutions tend to be more reliable than consciously, methodically worked-out answers.
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The Lakers methodically pulled away, extending to their biggest lead at 104-88 on a Kuzma layup in the fourth.
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But as she built her brand, Ms. Consolo methodically developed a pedigree that she sold and preserved for decades, unquestioned.
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Slowly and methodically, he has conservative West Virginia voters acknowledging that expanding coverage for preexisting conditions isn't a socialist plot.
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Shabazz Palaces built vamps methodically, with Mr. Butler running his own electronics and Mr. Maraire claiming an entire African diaspora.
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In one stage, you're moving slowly and methodically while waves crash in the background to serene, down-tempo electronic music.
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His team hopes to continue racking up such momentum slowly and methodically, confident that the Democratic field remains wide open.
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Technicians methodically test promising materials to see whether they can take a whack without breaking, or survive a hard pull.
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An already polemical fight sharpened when President Trump's administration came into power and began to methodically dismantle Obama-era policies.
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In today's scene, Deckard is being pursued by a special agent named K (Ryan Gosling), who bursts methodically—perhaps even robotically?
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Walmart, they now say, is a company that methodically relegates women in retail to the lower-ranking and lower-earning jobs.
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In "Catch and Kill," he methodically makes the case that something nefarious happened — perhaps a secret agreement between Weinstein and NBC.
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Whether achieved by big weather balloons, blimps, or other methods, solar geoengineering would have to be done carefully, methodically, and incrementally.
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And he proceeded, quietly but methodically, to prepare Cuba for the time when a Castro would no longer be in charge.
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But since coming to power he has methodically set about renovating the economy, as well as initiating more limited political reforms.
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For those who delight in methodically cutting human interactions from day-to-day tasks, 2017 promises more where that came from.
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"Carl sort of sighed and he came over and grabbed Morgan and started methodically punching him in the face," said Emma.
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What happens when an artist photographs herself naked, methodically cuts up the images, and then reconstitutes the pieces in a painting?
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Determined to stay detached in order to protect his heart, Chris methodically attracts partners, only to toss them aside days later.
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However, Germany calmly and methodically took control, totally swamping the midfield and with their full backs hugging the touchlines, constantly probing.
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FIBA has methodically introduced the sport, starting with the 2010 Youth Olympics in Singapore where 3x3 had its first international competition.
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So when someone suggests it could be approached methodically — its parts isolated, measured and quantified — the only appropriate reaction is LOL.
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You can slow down playback so you can practice each lick methodically and it also helps you learn chords and scales.
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On the fourth page, the man methodically stabs Sabrina to death, with a detachment consistent with the rest of the book.
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Farmers planting corn have discovered that the hogs go methodically down the rows during the night, extracting seeds one by one.
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Hennard exited his vehicle and methodically fired two pistols, including a Glock 17, at restaurant patrons, killing 24 and injuring 27.
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Mr. Osment missed his next shot and Ms. Pursell methodically picked off the solids, though she soon ran into a snag.
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In one performance, the robots, directed by a member of the team, methodically shredded a copy of an Andy Warhol painting.
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Americans should know that despite media protestations to the contrary, their government is working effectively, efficiently, methodically to respond to disasters.
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Very methodically: alphabetically by author; first fiction, then nonfiction, then plays, screenplays, music, film, history, biography — then whatever shelf has room.
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Methodically, with the Geneva peace process stymied and successive ceasefires failing, regime forces and their allies embarked on a new strategy.
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Some time ago, after carefully considering a situation and thinking methodically through your options, you decided to take a substantial risk.
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But he is leading the league in assists, and he spent Sunday methodically puncturing holes in the Clippers' shrink-wrap defense.
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But he added that the department appreciated the public's help and would methodically vet all of the information it was receiving.
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The most likely thing it means is that they're going through the charges, which are paper-driven and require confirmation methodically.
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But, to our detriment, researchers who study animal behavior have been methodically warned against exploring empathy as a means of understanding.
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There's a bit of strategy, but largely, completing one involves methodically teasing out the answers row by row, at your own speed.
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It's focused around Dialectical Behavior Therapy, a cognitive behavior therapy intended manage emotions by methodically learning to recognize, tolerate, and regulate them.
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After methodically loading a cart with random pieces of heavy steel, the shopping cart was able to easily support around 1,015 pounds.
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They do what they can, working methodically round a tree or a patch, feeling the netting bags grow heavy round their necks.
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Do you methodically pinch row by row, burst them randomly or give the sheet a twist so you make a big racket?
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Inslee has methodically been rolling out what is, by far, the most sweeping, serious, and detailed climate change plan in the race.
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"It matters what you call a thing," she insists, as she methodically dismantles the Defense Department's Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms.
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Maybe you're a long-term guy and like to plot very slowly about how best to methodically beat your wife at chess.
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I slowly, methodically undressed her legs, and she smiled at me with a tantalizing swagger, which sent a shock up my spine.
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At home, he has ruled as a strongman with no tolerance for dissent, and methodically removed nearly all checks on his power.
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Anyone who has ever watched a toddler methodically take apart a Tupperware drawer should know that many children are natural-born engineers.
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They are being methodically slaughtered, sexually enslaved, and driven from the very lands where their religions took root almost 2,000 years ago.
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We sat at a table in a small cinder-block room, and, for three hours, she methodically narrated each disappointment at Pathways.
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Suzuki started slowly, working methodically on specific tasks at the plate that resulted in a weak stream of ground balls to third.
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Lulus' focus on more methodically growing its shopping base, rather than explosive growth, should help it avoid unexpected profitability cliffs, said Winter.
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Tom Price, R-Georgia, who is Trump's nominee to head the Department of Health and Human Services will methodically manage the process.
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The stairwell door would have blocked a view of the intruders from Mulberry Street, allowing them to work methodically at their task.
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Meanwhile, Broadcom under CEO Hock Tan has seen its stock methodically climb over the past two years, seeing its market cap double.
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The Wolverines (8-0, 212-227) methodically wore down the Spartans with unrelenting offensive precision after the midpoint of the second quarter.
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He soon doffs his hat and begins moving the room's furnishings to expose the wooden floor, which he then methodically tears up.
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Conservatives have pushed slowly and methodically over the years to chip away at the rights enshrined in the landmark 1973 Roe decision.
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Many of the chapters in "How to Do Nothing" consist of Odell methodically setting out an idea that's key to her philosophy.
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Lens Lugging her cumbersome camera around mid-20th century New York, Evelyn Hofer captured a rapidly changing city, slowly, sensitively and methodically.
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Every summer police comb the cooler northern countryside for wild cannabis, methodically pulling up millions of plants and incinerating them in bonfires.
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The intrusion drives Cale to go into supervillain mode, methodically destroying Sean's life while continuing to toy with the woman he's kidnapped.
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He went back to the console, and the robot began methodically cutting the blood vessels that bonded the stomach to the spleen.
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He methodically measured alcohol levels and temperatures then shuffled over to a wobbly desk to record the data in a broad ledger.
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Since then, he has climbed methodically up the ranks of state politics, from political staffer to tax official to controller to treasurer.
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During the years Uruguay spent methodically rolling out its marijuana law, legalization advocates made gains in several other countries in the hemisphere.
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She began operating methodically, always based on the principle that the policy itself was too important to be derailed by political predictions.
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Friday's developments signal that his investigation is moving forward methodically, and that it could be a long way from reaching its conclusion.
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Instead of trying to blow our minds with experimental features, Apple is methodically making improvements that make day-to-day use better.
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Shell, the largest international oil producer in Nigeria, was looking methodically at other transactions in which Robinson was involved, the source said.
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Workers wearing fumigation masks moved methodically through high-rise public housing estates, inspecting plant pots and spraying insecticide via thermal fogging machines.
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She methodically laid out how bleak the situation had become for the river, which supports roughly 40 million people in the Southwest.
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Barr now must fight an uphill battle to justify his "no obstruction" conclusion against the incriminating facts laid out methodically in Mueller's report.
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In Wenzhou, an officer walks methodically up a line of cars parked under a no-parking sign next to a tall commercial building.
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That's how I'd ended up at the Westfield Topanga mall in Los Angeles, methodically combing through Zara like a Roomba for black clothing.
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Had Trump strategically and methodically withdrawn U.S. troops from northeastern Syria, he would have brokered a Syrian-Kurdish truce before removing American forces.
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He methodically dissected the Razorbacks, often finding Preston Williams, who snared 2299 passes for 154 yards — including TDs of 4 and 10 yards.
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As Ms. Tomes methodically traces events in the office and the pharmacy over the last century, today's common complaints appear again and again.
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Why it matters: His rocket company, Blue Origin, has been methodically working toward launching people and payloads into space, funded by Bezos' billions.
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I have time to kill before leaving, so I watch the Vicar of Dibley Christmas Special while methodically stuffing myself full of protein.
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Musk methodically ticked off the details of his radical plan on Tuesday at a special presentation, carefully outlining each component, checkpoint and hurdle.
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The White House remained firm, instead giving full backing to Thomas Perez, the labor secretary, who moved methodically to address the industry's objections.
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This balance is methodically drawn down by FEMA and awarded to state and local grantees through a necessary series of checks and balances.
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The settings included struggle sessions at mass assemblies, in the streets and at local neighborhood committees that methodically conducted their sessions by turns.
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Because of the way iMessage authenticates encrypted messages, the researchers were able to methodically gain information about intercepted messages and eventually decrypt them.
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Pelosi has been working methodically to overcome dissatisfaction among some representatives with the lack of youth and diversity on the party's leadership team.
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In one horrific episode, they chained a hundred and sixty-four fighters—including close friends of Lozada's—and methodically beat them to death.
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Instead, the goal is to methodically expand, and maybe take advantage of its petite footprint to move into airport terminals or bus stations.
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I've begun the slow process of weaning myself off of the platform by methodically running a script that will delete my old content.
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The soldiers kicked them off and methodically killed all the men, said Rajuma and several other survivors from Tula Toli, all interviewed separately.
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Mr. Trump can hardly grant Venezuelans temporary status after he has methodically tried to strip so many other groups of the same protections.
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You walk through your day crushed by memories, feeling so much memory's ox that you begin to chew methodically a non-existent cud.
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Back home, where Mr. el-Sisi has methodically stifled dissent and tightened his grip on power, that could prove more than enough validation.
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I'll be there a lot this summer taking very slow walks with my cat-obsessed toddler, who likes to methodically inspect the talent.
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For several minutes, he fired quickly, pausing only to reload, methodically shooting his terrified victims — including small children — in the head, execution-style.
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The images, according to an official briefed on the contents, show the gunman methodically shooting his victims, execution style, for seven terrifying minutes.
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One acquaintance told the authorities that the Sandy Hook gunman, who methodically planned the attack for 18 months, was fascinated by past shootings.
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Slowly, methodically, they lit the incense; soon the sturdy warrior, with her sheath of protective quills, had a halo of wispy, fragrant smoke.
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"The claims by NBC's senior management about Ronan Farrow's reporting are simply not true, as his book will methodically demonstrate," the statement said.
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Financial markets tend to signal economic trouble ahead long before computer models that rely on past economic data, collected methodically by government bureaucracies.
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Episode 2 opens as Offred lies on her back, methodically free-associating her thoughts with the blue color in the ceiling mural overhead.
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The piece begins with a low chromatic rumble that inches up and down methodically, like earthworms readying the soil for a new grave.
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From there, the startup does approved maintenance and cleaning as necessary, and then methodically lists the home on all the top rental platforms.
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Robot vacuum cleaners allow you to sit around all day doing nothing, whilst they methodically move around your home doing all the work.
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Now, instead of methodically unloading the dishwasher first thing in the morning, I spend a few minutes meditating to prepare myself for the day.
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"The Hydrogen Two is being methodically designed and crafted to surprise and exceed expectations… again, just as you would expect from us," Jannard said.
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Experiment with different strains or products, Raber recommends, methodically and patiently, until you (hopefully) find something that works for your body and sleep needs.
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When her husband went to work on June 20, 2001, Yates methodically drowned all five children in the bathtub of their Houston-area home.
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While Apple and Google offer access to their assistants slowly and methodically, Amazon has flung the doors off their hinges and let anyone in.
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Changes would be built to very methodically and deliberately, and then some major event would happen and shift the playing field all at once.
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We also did things that happened on the fly that worked out well, but we definitely planned methodically to try and make it work.
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Our teams are now methodically reviewing the accounts behind the inappropriate and unacceptable comments, terminating these accounts, and reporting illegal predatory behavior to NCMEC.
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In this instance, he did so and began to methodically tap the table between us, in the St. John's coaches offices, with his finger.
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A cool, credible Christine Blasey Ford methodically outlined how the Republican nominee to the Supreme Court allegedly sought to rape her in high school.
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Despite Johnson's fierce intelligence, one can see the gears of plot methodically turning, rather in the vein of Hollywood comedies of more recent vintage.
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The C anal retentive banker is all about the details: getting it "right," being thorough, methodically following the pages of the book, following checklists.
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But by the end of the brilliant Netflix series, it's obvious the house is a sentient being, methodically trapping its inhabitants within its walls.
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It's a clever scheme in a larger movement to methodically pick apart and recreate marijuana's many compounds, to better understand the plant's true potential.
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They are methodically working their way through their investigation into Russian meddling in the 29 election, with 22016 indictments and five pleas thus far.
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Minnesota methodically upped the lead to 57-42 when Michael Hurt turned Coffey's feed into a bucket with 9:21 left in the game.
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There is so much creativity and ingenuity inside these players, and the tendency of the NHL is to methodically beat it out of them.
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I turned it on, watched Jiro slice fish methodically, and soon fell into a deep, dreamless sleep for the first time in a week.
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After being sworn in, prosecutors come at you "methodically" with no "grandstanding," as they ask you questions or present documents for you to explain.
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" In a statement, Brazil's government said the report findings were "wrong, inflated, fragile and methodically doubtful," calling the denunciations in plain English "fake news.
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"We like that GGP is methodically addressing the contraction of department stores," RBC Capital Markets analyst Wes Golladay wrote in a note to clients.
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Ms. Jaffe worked steadily and methodically into her 90s, producing paintings and works on paper that showed no sign of flagging invention or vigor.
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According to Kroll, the bank was used as a vehicle for a "large-scale money-laundering scheme," with loan origins and destinations methodically disguised.
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In his first year, the Frenchman methodically collected hundreds of harrowing testimonies of Yazidi women and children to gather evidence of Islamic State atrocities.
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The Cavaliers methodically increased the margin to 253.6 at 2124-323 on Kyle Korver's 232-pointer with 222:216 remaining in the third quarter.
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Myanmarese troops killed three of her four children and her husband, and methodically massacred hundreds of civilians in her tiny village of Tula Toli.
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She and others accused the Chicago Housing Authority of discrimination in its stewardship of public housing that methodically steered low-income minorities toward ghettos.
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Only here, the most resourceful participant among the quarry is Crystal ("GLOW's" Betty Gilpin), who methodically goes about defending herself, often in grisly ways.
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It vindicates his strategy of methodically building cases against those in Mr. Trump's circle and applying pressure on them to cooperate up the chain.
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Most of my formative years were spent scrolling through Tumblr, methodically curating a microblog consisting of glittering gifs, expensive clothing, and K-Pop stars.
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Kicking back against the apocalyptic doom-mongering of mainstream media, his looping, dense prose methodically argues for a state of coexistence with all ecology.
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Sheriff Honea said the list includes every person declared missing; he stressed it was a raw, preliminary accounting that was being worked through methodically.
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But then, Tom Brady's poised passing led to yet another playoff comeback as the Patriots methodically squashed the Jacksonville Jaguars' dreams of an upset.
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But they are so focused on using their talent and discipline on the playing field that they don't learn to methodically manage their money.
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McCone methodically inspects the entire house, hesitating only when she comes upon a pictorial rogues gallery of California serial killers enshrined in the attic.
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A foreign government methodically exploits divisions that President Trump deepens, stirring fear of immigrants and Muslims, resentment of women and hatred against African-Americans.
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The little one did so, methodically, which was not his style; he has always been adept at cheerfully watching other people work for him.
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She finally claimed a U.F.C. belt by methodically breaking down the tough Evinger, a late replacement opponent fighting 10 pounds above her usual weight.
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His targets didn't take kindly to the president's attacks: Your cabal of unprincipled, unethical, dishonest, and sycophantic cronies is being methodically brought to justice.
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In Balanchine's "Prodigal Son," her Siren was not aloof but a cruel temptress who threatened to devour Mikhail Baryshnikov methodically with every acrobatic embrace.
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He could play aggressively, but was also a master at switching gears and methodically racking up pars by avoiding risk-taking when the situation warranted.
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The Lions methodically drove for nine plays and finished off the drive on Blount's 4-yard run with 9:03 left in the first half.
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The firm is counting on Deckers to use its own "Ugg playbook to methodically build out the brand and carefully allocate and segment Hoka product."
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By having staff counsel lead the questioning, Democrats have a very good chance of methodically telling the story of why the President should be impeached.
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The two methodically track Jack through the drug piracy underworld, while working out a complicated relationship and dealing with Paladin's growing sense of self-awareness.
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But even as Clinton and her campaign methodically vetted a number of potential running mates, it was clear that Kaine was on the fast track.
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Alyssa and James methodically clean Clive's entire house, obsessively erasing every trace of themselves left in the abode, which is now a living crime scene.
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I started with my base, creating a checklist of things that need doing — fix the stairs, build a new terminal — and then methodically following through.
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For months he has methodically worked his way down a list of fellow Conservative MPs, sweet-talking them to back his campaign to be leader.
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The Joint Investigation Team (JIT)—composed of officials from Australia, Belgium, Malaysia, the Netherlands and Ukraine—has spent the past several years methodically adding detail.
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They have spent the past five years methodically rigging the system to ensure that the will of voters is thwarted, or at least fiercely circumscribed.
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But most plays are methodically planned, practiced and executed to avoid the kind of mistakes that the hurried pace before the time expires can provoke.
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The thinking is that, by rolling slowly and methodically over a section of muscle and fascia (connective tissue), you can relax and release that tension.
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So while an app like Waze could theoretically launch one day and instantly be available worldwide, TallyGo has to roll out a bit more methodically.
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Over the next hour, he methodically tested out each piece of Swedish iron—or at least the ergonomics of their cabs and their fancy touchscreens.
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Time and again, Hillary methodically went back to her central, stake-in-the-heart-of-Trump-campaign argument that Donald is not fit to serve.
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The GOP has spent the last half-century methodically and patiently laying an infrastructure for the acquisition and, more importantly, for the exercise of power.
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These activities are exactly what they sound like: hundreds and hundreds of Freakers that need to be slowly, methodically whittled down until they're all gone.
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In his daily conversations, what role did he play in exploring ways to methodically undermine access to abortion so as to functionally overturn Roe v.
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Bush's first administrator, Christine Todd Whitman, was politically moderate and pro-science; there was never the fear that she would methodically dismantle the entire agency.
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In order to improve the wine, Mr. Bascaules methodically began to study every element of the process of growing the grapes and making the wine.
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Somewhat baffled, they watched Casey, a left-handed hitter, methodically lift the leg farthest from the pitcher rather than the one that strides toward him.
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The police say Mr. Uematsu was able to restrain several of his sleeping victims with plastic cable ties before he began methodically slitting their throats.
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The attackers methodically stalked the men and women trapped inside, fighting off the Afghan security forces for nearly 10 hours in a terrifying overnight siege.
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Because the outside environment seems to be working quite methodically against the goal of raising a healthy eater, and it can be very, very frustrating.
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Normally a methodically deployed move, this was uncharacteristic, and while the move is unsullied, he landed it too close to the ropes for a cover.
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The Dons methodically reeled in Gonzaga, eventually cutting the deficit to 31-29 as Lull converted a layup with 2:10 left in the half.
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When I was mayor, we would schedule at least twice daily media briefings to methodically go through hurricane preparations and response by sector and department.
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But what we got was Dany deciding to methodically mass murder the exact same kinds of people she lifted up to forge her savior reputation.
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Still raw are her memories of the so-called selections, in which prisoners pulled aside for labor were methodically parted from those destined for death.
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His mother, Martha (Pierson) Villas, came from Georgia and was an exacting cook who methodically devised her own recipes and faithfully mingled local ingredients exclusively.
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She methodically speaks of how it happened, how she was separated from her husband, all while seated in her cluttered, dimly lit, utterly ordinary home.
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It's a slower paced game, where you're expected to patiently and methodically comb through each area, and where combat is equal parts intimidating and thrilling.
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The images, according to an official briefed on the contents, show the gunman methodically shooting his victims in the head, including children, over seven minutes.
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Two investigations carried out in the Netherlands have proceeded more slowly to reach the same conclusions, drawing on evidence gathered methodically in the ensuing years.
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Working in a near hush that dovetails with the muted palette, the writer-director Chinonye Chukwu creates a persuasive, controlled, methodically coherent world for Bernadine.
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It's left the Syrian military unable to protect its frontline armor and artillery units, which have been methodically targeted by cheap but highly accurate missiles.
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Even as Mueller's team methodically piled up evidence of Manafort's alleged tax and bank fraud, jurors have seen the special counsel's case hit some potholes.
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Instead, he coolly and methodically answered questions about his sudden departure from the Los Angeles Lakers without making any resentful comments or pointing any fingers.
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Instead what's obvious is that Democrats methodically engineered a situation where the government could shut down over the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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China is methodically buying our brainpower and resources, purchasing stakes of early-stage companies that can supply critical innovation for the next-generation defense industry.
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If we play it methodically, confident in our enduring strengths, and unapologetic about our values, we can eventually build a more stable relationship, without illusions.
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Now it is moving methodically to capture so much global natural gas market power that it adds the world's energy supply to its asymmetric arsenal.
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In its statement, the government said it was working "quietly and methodically" to remove the children while maintaining the "integrity" of the current migration policy.
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And it sounds like what you'd like to do is take that emotional pulse that reporters would try to get and make it methodically rigorous.
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Once the early stoppage was out of sight, Sanchez got back to fighting more methodically and Gomez began to have some success on the inside.
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The man next to me kept reaching into a shopping bag and pulling out cans of beer, popping the tops off and methodically glugging them down.
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WADA declared the Russian Anti-Doping Agency non-compliant with its code in November, after compelling evidence of positive drugs tests being methodically ignored or destroyed.
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The Rebels (1-0) peppered the Raiders for 546 total yards and methodically padded their lead after halftime, answering every Texas Tech threat with a score.
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As soon as he's done with the backups, we see Elliot crack open his computer case, pull a bunch of things out, and methodically destroy them.
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I think what I&aposd like to see is a disclosure of information and get it laid out methodically so that people can see what happened.
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It is working methodically, from a comprehensive spreadsheet of plants, each plant with its own description, its own identified weaknesses, and its own timeline for retirement.
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Dr. Dirk Huyer, Ontario's chief coroner, said the identifications were completed after his office had methodically gone through dental records, fingerprints, X-rays and DNA tests.
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Trump started with a pretty clean slate but has methodically alienated: The public: Gallup has his approval at 34%, down from 46% just after the inauguration.
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The Warlock is a spell-caster who, the first time I encountered him, methodically mind-controlled members of my squad and turned them against each other.
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Trump is a flamboyant real estate deal-maker who often acts on gut instinct, while Putin is a former Soviet spy who calculates each step methodically.
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He ignored the easiest prey, the scores of civilians around him, hunting only people in uniform — methodically, mercilessly, even as they lay wounded on the pavement.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu congratulated the security forces, which he said in a statement had "worked tirelessly, methodically and professionally to locate and eliminate the terrorist".
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And the Kremlin has methodically pursued its enemies overseas, ordering a series of assassination attempts in Europe, Turkey and the Middle East, national security officials said.
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Furthermore, the department has worked closely and methodically with American cities to protect key targets and share intelligence that cops on the beat can actually use.
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We're methodically shown how the whole thing is painstakingly constructed, using mini-vegetables and tempura, which are then delicately placed inside of a watch face housing.
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Prosecutors on Monday continued to methodically question witnesses about the minutiae of swanky accommodations at two resorts in the Dominican Republic where Menendez and Melgen vacationed.
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The 31-year-old Nash, who wore a red noncontact jersey and looked like his fleet self during practice, said he was taking his recovery methodically.
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The Raptors also play more methodically than the up-and-down Tar Heels, and there's now the added incentive of the NBA being in close proximity.
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WASHINGTON — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's indignant dissents from the bench have turned her into a heroine of the left, beloved for methodically skewering her conservative colleagues.
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With more than 220 years experience as a tailor in Syria, he zipped through one pair and moved on to another, methodically filling a small order.
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She helped his political career with a methodically kept card file of people he met, building a network that the two would maintain throughout their lives.
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"We want to make sure that this process is done safely and methodically," he said, noting they were operating in up to 65 feet of water.
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However, he worked quietly and methodically as the rest of his team efficiently produced a peach vinegar and a flowering-chive- and green-garlic-infused oil.
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Several hours before every game when the grandstands are empty, Washington wide receiver Jamison Crowder methodically walks the length of the stadium field by himself twice.
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The company has spent more than two decades methodically building out its capacity to deliver an ever larger number of products at an ever-increasing rate.
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A video of the church killing reportedly shows Mr. Kelley working his way methodically through the aisles, shooting some parishioners, even children, at point-blank range.
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Turkish officials familiar with the recording have said Dr. Tubaigy moved quickly and methodically to dismember Mr. Khashoggi's body with a bone saw, further suggesting premeditation.
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As the author ticks off a chapter for each character, there is the dread that "Nine Perfect Strangers" will unfold methodically and not all that excitingly.
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They had their rhythm down: Slowly, methodically and relentlessly they constructed the layers of their case, providing ample context and rebutting the White House's anticipated defense.
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They were not quite as flashy while stopping the Browns and methodically dismantling the Andrew Luck-less Colts, but that might not be a bad thing.
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Alternating between the pair's stories, director Dan Reed follows their personal journeys into adulthood, methodically addressing specific incidents from multiple perspectives, including those of family members.
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During her summations last week, the lead prosecutor, Linda Ford, methodically laid out the evidence from more than two dozen witnesses, surveillance cameras and 911 calls.
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Yet it was Fields who remained mistake-free, methodically shrank the field and set up Dobbins for scoring runs of 5, 6, 5 and 33 yards.
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The Koch network has spent years methodically pushing state and federal lawmakers to cut regulations, taxes and government programs for the poor and the middle class.
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" Her two-year-old "spent at least an hour methodically taking each one out of the box, carefully unwrapping it and then moving onto the next.
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To that end, O'Brien and his masked helpers slowly and methodically apply pain to Winston's body: They beat him; they pull out his teeth and fingernails.
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Researchers who study the agency say the agency's standards are slowly and methodically being eroded — particularly with the forthcoming implementation of the 21st Century Cures Act.
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They methodically increased the lead to 22 on Harris' 253-pointer with 2107:33 left in the third quarter, but New Orleans chipped away at the deficit.
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This project follows previous FOIA activist efforts from Best; he recently crowd-funded over $10,000 to methodically print and digitally archive millions of pages of CIA documents.
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The government has methodically obliterated any semblance of reasonable doubt about his status as the ruthless leader of the "continuing criminal enterprise" known as the Sinaloa cartel.
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That is, until Sarah's down-on-her-luck cousin Abigail (Emma Stone) arrives and methodically maneuvers her way into Anne's good graces, and then into her bedroom.
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In the first Kingsman, limbs are severed, spy tropes are methodically subverted, and Eggsy comes away with a sharp suit and a lesson about transcending social class.
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Despite their demurrals, the justices seem to agree that it is poor form for politicians of one party to methodically preserve their seats with precision-engineered maps.
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He apparently told her his divorce had been finalized and was even texting with her the day he killed his families and methodically disposed of their bodies.
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They were torn down and pulverized by angry mobs, as happened in Kiev during the wave of protests in 2013-14, or methodically demounted by local authorities.
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Against a muffled guitar line and bullish drums, he runs down a list of sharp-ended beliefs, methodically undercutting flimsy concepts like the All Lives Matter movement.
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A former librarian who worked nights and didn't have many personal connections, Del deals with the apocalypse by methodically bringing order to the small town around him.
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With lots of competition deploying aggressive unit-growth strategies to capitalize on the $22010 billion U.S. pizza market, Athens, Georgia-based Your Pie is expanding more methodically.
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Mr Irwin also methodically debunks the idea that protectionism made America a great industrial power, a notion believed by some to offer lessons for developing countries today.
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Over the last several years, management has been methodically laying the foundation for a best-inclass brand apparel company that could thrive under the shifting retail paradigm.
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It is all part of Watson's plan to methodically pump Chevron's more than 9 billion barrels of Permian oil, most of it owned outright by the company.
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But if I had the willpower to methodically shock myself, I would probably also have the actual willpower to stop biting my nails in the first place.
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Humanity's reaction is what's important, and it's only after the film has slowly, methodically established its priorities that the ships — or "shells," as they're dubbed — are revealed.
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For her PS1 show, the artist visited Morocco and methodically documented every aspect of her trip, from the busy streets of Rabat to visits with family members.
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Like most organizational tools, I underestimated how nice it would feel to know where everything in my cavernous purse was without needing to methodically remove everything first.
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Throughout, Judge Garland's opinions were models of judicial craftsmanship — unflashy, methodically reasoned, attentive to precedent and tightly rooted in the language of the governing statutes and regulations.
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Citizen Lab, a digital rights watchdog at the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs, has been leading this effort by carefully and methodically documenting abuses.
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In each case, a museum's choice to display an item in its context is also a choice about how to engage authentically and methodically with that item.
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Westbrook attacked the rim with fervor in the third quarter to keep the Rockets rolling along, scoring nine points in the period as Houston methodically pulled away.
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They had all the lights turned out, then, illuminated by pinpricks of light, the band (and their robot drums) methodically picked through sustained, echoing dark ambient compositions.
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Mr. Trump is methodically shedding himself of those who have clashed with his views, including Rex W. Tillerson, his secretary of state, who was fired last week.
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The Tigers have methodically proven themselves at every turn this year when the doubters were sure they'd falter with 11 new starters after last year's national championship.
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Devotees had to follow four calibrated stages, starting with quitting carbs cold-turkey, before methodically adding back the apples and brown rice (later variations are less structured).
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Then, carefully, methodically, in finely crafted script, she used a thick pen filled with white paint to inscribe the name of every singles player in the tournament.
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We're all clicking on the Trump show, and meanwhile they're methodically transferring wealth from the lower and middle to the upper, upper echelons of the income ladder.
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"Saving slowly and methodically while keeping expenses low will generally get you where you need to go," says Timothy J. LaPean, a certified financial planner in Minneapolis.
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But after hours of methodically surveying the rigs, there is no sign of the kind of methane cloud they detected billowing from another platform the day before.
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She worked slowly and methodically, perhaps because I was perched at her shoulder stopwatching and taking notes, but also as a home cook might, step by step.
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But Russian and Chinese shell companies fronting for the state are methodically exploiting loopholes in our financial system to steal sensitive technologies and compromise our national security.
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There is no such ally waiting to rescue us now, as we start down the dangerous path of methodically shredding our links with our neighbors and friends.
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What this means is, jurors are 'fighting' over who to believe and who to trust as they methodically examine and in this case "re-examine" the testimony.
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But what Portman did, he said, was toil away, methodically and precisely, with one question above all others in mind: What's the path to the most votes?
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"We know that with Leader McConnell having just passed hemp legislation we will need to be methodically strategic in order to address his cannabis concerns," Rodgers said.
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Pelosi herself called the letter "sick," the New York Times attempted to methodically make sense of it, but Colbert took the letter to its inevitable end: comedy.
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Pelosi had just finished methodically spelling out how she was advancing impeachment proceedings against Trump while shepherding legislation such as a bill to lower prescription drug costs.
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Robot vacuums like the Dyson 360 Eye work slowly and methodically and can be maddening to watch — they know what they are doing, but you do not.
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But after hours of methodically surveying the rigs, there is no sign of the kind of methane cloud they detected billowing from another platform the day before.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Artist, archivist, and son Nick Flessa has carefully catalogued and methodically organized the items from his deceased mother's life.
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President Donald Trump has done it all without any real input from Congress, which, despite Republican majorities in both houses, must still move methodically and is therefore stagnant.
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For starters, they're dungeon-crawling role-playing games, a genre about slowly and methodically making your way through monster-filled corridors, steadily growing stronger over dozens of hours.
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One could argue that's the behavior of a perfect agent, not drawing too much attention and working methodically and slowly to carry out the mission under everyone's nose.
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These are products methodically designed by behavioral scientists employed by the richest companies in the world, working to keep us endlessly engaged, forever thirsting for our next like.
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The state of play: They plan to pursue a slow-bleed strategy with lengthy public hearings and scores of witnesses to methodically pick apart Trump's finances and presidency.
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It does detect the edges of stairs to prevent toppling over, and methodically reroutes when it bumps into a narrow chair leg or gets trapped under the couch.
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ON A brisk early-autumn morning in Welch, seat of the poorest county in America's third-poorest state, four young men methodically demolish an old car-parts factory.
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Communities here are working towards restoring fish populations based on scientific information about fish stocks, gathered methodically by fisher groups, traders and conservationists, and data-driven decision making.
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He's skeptical of ghosts, but he believes in his ability to methodically fix problems– and that stubborn attitude is what ultimately renders his family vulnerable to Hill House.
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But another significant aspect of this behavior seems to be about control and power — including manually and methodically creating and distributing disinformation and directing the media toward it.
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It's a frustrating film at times, so methodically paced that it practically dares the viewer to walk away, but that also feels like it's part of the point.
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She would organize family holidays and methodically plan things out, providing detailed lists on what needs to be prepared to her parents, her mother, Kristin Hogue, told VICE.
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Within 4 minutes, he has methodically made his way through every aisle, bonded with both store employees over Billie Holiday, and amassed a tall stack of potential purchases.
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Part of that is because the company has very consistently impressed investors as it continues to methodically grow its business, which is now worth more than $13 billion.
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It's in the best interests of the company to expand its server count slowly and methodically, even if it means dealing with server crashes in the short term.
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"We now know without any reasonable doubt that they methodically lied to the American people and lied to the world about what happened," the former House Speaker said.
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State officials have argued they need to implement expansion methodically, and the 85033 implementation date gives them time to make sure the rollout is relatively glitch-free. Gov.
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After Putin assumed the presidency in 2000, he moved slowly and methodically to consolidate his position, gradually stripping rival oligarchs of their media properties and their political power.
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"They have not used chlorine themselves, but they have methodically contributed to the international community's powerlessness to prevent the use of chemical weapons by diplomatic means," he said.
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In April, the company said it hit 175 million monthly active users, so it seems it's been able to grow pretty methodically in the past year or so.
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It was as though the researchers were groping to fill in some flowchart or decision tree, when, in reality, little of the action had unfolded methodically at all.
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There's a richness to some details, a paucity to others, and the unevenness highlights an essential fact about the history of motherhood: It has not been methodically recorded.
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Slowly and methodically, Mr. Kelly is replacing the bomb-throwing reality-TV types Mr. Trump feels most comfortable around with competent professionals capable of stabilizing the West Wing.
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Step by step, they argue, policies enacted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi have entrenched impunity, captured institutions and fanned religious hatred — methodically building a dangerous Hindu-nationalist ecosystem.
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My father distilled his hard-won experience, acquired over the years, into foundational "life lessons," as he called them, which he methodically instilled in me and my brother.
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Bird methodically reshaped the team into a contender again, building a promising core around George and Danny Granger and helping mold the troublemaker Lance Stephenson into a force.
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The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which has been methodically mapping the lunar surface for a decade, happened to pass over the Vikram landing site 10 days after its crash.
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A young woman in a kerchief was methodically pressing soppy green moss into the soil of a small garden in front of the greenhouse that houses the shop.
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"Over many years, a portion is methodically safeguarded through wise financial management and the building of a prudent reserve for the future," the church said in the statement.
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Senator Rob Portman of Ohio, who called the president and successfully implored him to release the aid to Ukraine, has methodically kept out of the limelight ever since.
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Meanwhile, Turkish media and government officials methodically punctured that euphemistic version of events by releasing a steady stream of allegations pointing to targeted, state-sanctioned execution and dismemberment.
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He hasn't scored a single career knockout, but that statistic hides the fact that he has hurt a lot of opponents and then methodically finished them on the ground.
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Basically, like its indoor vacuum cleaners, the Terra will be able to create a map of your yard and methodically mow your lawn in a back-and-forth pattern.
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Both victims were tied to a tree and forced to hold out their hands while members of the mob methodically chopped off their fingers and distributed them as souvenirs.
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The workers watched as hackers methodically clicked on circuit breakers in their grid operation software, each time opening the breakers and cutting power to another swath of the region.
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As they build the probe's components, Kremic and his team methodically test each one for up to two months inside a chamber that perfectly replicates the conditions on Venus.
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Given Amazon's history of entering and methodically dominating retail markets (see: books, electronics, and probably groceries), this likely isn't the last move we'll see from Amazon Fashion this year.
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That bit was capped by Rollins and Ziggler doing a double spot where they both methodically fell off the side through side by side tables at the same time.
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But Hillary Clinton handled herself Thursday night with skill and grace, methodically laying out her beliefs and her vision for America while simultaneously picking apart GOP nominee Donald Trump.
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As Axios' Mike Allen notes, Democrats plan to pursue a slow-bleed strategy with lengthy public hearings and scores of witnesses to methodically pick apart Trump's finances and presidency.
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It's also tried to pitch its services business hard to Wall Street as an additional incremental line that's able to grow methodically sitting on top of its product base.
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While there have been attempts to methodically reverse-engineer details that could reveal Oculus' shipping plans, there's not an obvious pattern to how long a given Rift is delayed.
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I suddenly thought of the school shootings in the United States and how some of the gunmen methodically searched for victims as they went from one classroom to another.
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Many stealth games reward ghosting around without so much as touching an enemy, but Budget Cuts feels built for people who love methodically clearing out levels full of mooks.
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Counterintelligence investigations are by their very nature complex, nuanced and methodically slow, all facts that today's news media outlets seem to ignore as they chronicle the Russia collusion probe.
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In the quiet of the morning, he adjusted his tie, pushed on his cuff links as he fielded phone calls, and sat down to work methodically on a speech.
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The episode might be more tolerable if binged with the rest of the show later: It methodically writes a lot of checks that one hopes will be cashed later.
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Traveling the state for his own campaign for the State Senate, and later Congress, Mr. Rivera methodically gauged Republican support for Mr. Rubio against Charlie Crist, then the governor.
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CSKA Moscow methodically worked the ball through former NBA big man Nenad Krstic down low, but also zipped up and down the floor when Jackson was in the game.
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Filipe Toledo and Gabriel Medina methodically landed their maneuvers, with Medina's kerrupt flip—a huge, three-hundred-and-sixty-degree spin, high above the wave—giving him the victory.
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With the family's blessings, Mr. Lunt began to methodically go through the Korg recordings, stored on 10 digital audiotapes, a handful of digital compact cassettes and 49 floppy disks.
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When it comes to managing that money, he says traders need to approach their long-term investments as intentionally and as methodically as they do their short-term holdings.
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Last December, a staff member looked on apologetically as I methodically iterated through boxes of long-untouched sheet music, pulling scores I'd mostly never heard of but seemed promising.
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John Marttila, a political consultant whose shrewd, often audacious and methodically executed campaign strategies helped ignite the careers of major liberal, black and antiwar Democratic candidates, died on Nov.
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"I understand that we are probably going methodically and therefore slower than some would like, and I understand the pent-up appetite to just get this done," Connolly said.
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But the escalation is testing the durability of an approach that had guided him through much of the investigation as he worked quietly and methodically outside the public eye.
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For most of "Asperger's Children," however, she seems interested less in a complex biographical portrait than an indictment, as she methodically marshals her evidence and lays out her argument.
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They argue that methodically building a case — obtaining and revealing any memos or White House recordings, for example — is the soundest approach if they are to bring Republicans along.
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In an epic showdown between man and machine, Dave, played by Keir Dullea, methodically lobotomizes HAL even as the computer pleads for its life in a terminally decelerating soliloquy.
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Investigators assigned to the case say the rapist methodically stalked his victims from May 1981 to February 1986 — often young women who lived alone, although one woman was 82.
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The conservancy, which has 360 employees, has methodically renovated every lawn and meadow — once mere dust bowls — and cleaned up water bodies from Turtle Pond to the Harlem Meer.
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The requirement here was to seize the people by means of a methodically correct procedure, with the weak forces available, reducing to a minimum economic damage to war production.
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J.C. Skepticism to acceptance to affirmation is the arc of San Fermin's "Belong," in both music and lyrics as the track builds modestly and methodically to a grand conclusion.
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Turkish officials have said the recording contains evidence of a premeditated killing, in which Saudi agents quickly strangled Mr. Khashoggi and methodically dismembered his body with a bone saw.
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On a typical weekday, Cameron Weiss spends as many as eight hours huddled over a weathered wooden bench, working with tiny tweezers and screwdrivers, methodically making timepieces by hand.
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He then is seen re-entering the mosque and opening fire again, methodically moving from room to room and shooting into piles of bodies slumped on the green carpets.
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"The government has methodically obliterated any semblance of reasonable doubt about his status as the ruthless leader of the 'continuing criminal enterprise' known as the Sinaloa cartel," Hamilton wrote.
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Aware of the looming danger, Russian law enforcement agencies have spent the last few years methodically preparing for the event — tracking down radical groups, installing security equipment and conducting drills.
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And I don't know that every tweet that President Trump for example, sends out is like a methodically thought through thing, saying let me distract — let me finish my sentence.
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Coroners and medical staff would be necessary to handle remains uncovered by receding flood waters, plus police and members of the National Guard to methodically search homes, he told CNN.
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You can actually see how the snail works its way through a dandelion, slowly and methodically consuming each leaf one by one like the slimy vacuum cleaner that it is.
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ALIMAO, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On a blistering hot afternoon, Zainab Omar Ali methodically sorts through freshly picked bunches of kale on her farm in Alimao village in northeast Kenya.
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Dothraki is the guttural language of a horse-borne warrior nation, but high-born Daenerys Targaryen does not look down on it; methodically learning it is key to her rise.
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Researchers also dove into the August 2017 attack against the Saudi facility in depth, revealing that the hackers spent over a year methodically working to gain access without alerting defenders.
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Rodgers marched the Packers methodically into scoring position with a drive highlighted by the three completions to Lazard and a 213-yard Rodgers scramble for a first down at midfield.
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From there I surveyed the area as best as I could, getting an idea of where all of the bad guys were, and then proceeded to methodically take them out.
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More from Tonic: Plus, snack foods are methodically designed and refined so they satisfy the brain—using sensations like crunch, melt-point, and other sensory factors to keep you eating.
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Shot in black and white, the video is set in a warehouse where Ocean slowly and methodically builds what looks like a spiral staircase out of big blocks of wood.
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Three golf cart-sized roving machines that landed there over the past decade have methodically demonstrated that all the ingredients that are essential for life to form are on Mars.
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While Dom inaudibly argues with Darlene and Cisco inside the restaurant, a motorcycle pulls up and one of the riders produces a machine gun and methodically strides across the street.
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Arthur: Cool as a cucumber, he methodically built the case for conservative values and policies, and then all but told the audience that their nominee did not share those values.
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After passengers boarded a train to Paris, three police officers passed through every car, methodically asking each person to present a passport or identity card and then scrutinizing the document.
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It's a nice, consistent business that can grow methodically, which is a kind of revenue stream that Wall Street loves and can cover the potential trip-ups in other divisions.
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Founded out of CEO Katrina Lake's apartment in Massachusetts in 2011, Stitch Fix's financials clearly expose a massive business that continues to scale methodically while keeping its burn under control.
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Writing before the F.B.I. created its criminal profiling unit — before the term "serial killer" had even been coined — Fowles was there, methodically exploring the reasoning of humanity's most terrifying predators.
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The series will focus on methodically unpacking artists' musical influences, and the inaugural guests were none other than Brighton-born, LA-based producer Bonobo and Floridian OWSLA affiliates Hundred Waters.
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But Sid comes out of nowhere to put on a methodically paced slapstick show featuring tea parties and high-stakes ladder-climbing that rightly gets the crowd on its feet.
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They work methodically, with bright spotlights shining through the colored windows, and then mix a thinner gypsum, painted to fix the glass shards to the exterior side of the window.
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It is methodically working behind the scenes, preparing for such a declaration so that resources can quickly and efficiently move to government organizations needing resources to respond to the coronavirus.
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Watch his Eric acting out his recollection of a drunken "manly kiss" he exchanged with an Englishman in a bar, or methodically and rationally defending the most heinous acts conceivable.
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In the state of Kerala, vigilantes saw strays as such a threat that they began methodically hunting dogs down until last November, when the Supreme Court ordered them to stop.
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Miners methodically chisel out rock, while hulking, yellow trucks crawl slowly up the roads looping around the pit, each carrying dozens of tons of ore hiding a few precious diamonds.
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Opie's film, "The Modernist," is about an arsonist who is obsessed with L.A.'s landmark mid-century houses, and, driven to madness by their unattainability, starts methodically burning them down.
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Although Cambodia is nominally a democracy that holds regular elections, it has been led for 32 years by Hun Sen, a self-proclaimed "strongman" who has methodically consolidated his power.
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Methodically firing into rations boxes, he determined and wrote down the data for exact distances, then set the scope for 300 yards and taped the chart to his rifle's stock.
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Between naps in which Holly "appeared to sleep while sitting up," Hamilton watched her methodically pull exhausted fish (salmon, after breeding, or spawning, weaken and die) from the river bank.
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Now one activist is aiming to get those documents more readily available to anyone who is interested in them, by methodically printing, scanning, and then archiving them on the internet.
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And on the first possession of the extra period, Mr Brady methodically led his troops 75 yards downfield for a touchdown, securing his record-breaking fifth championship ring as a quarterback.
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A farmer's son, he was horrified at the additive-riddled state of the American food industry, and once he assumed his new office, he began methodically investigating food and drink fraud.
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Oliyath works methodically through each forward he gets, sending back links if the rumor in question has already been busted on his website, and trawling the web to verify new ones.
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Alex Caceres and Yair Rodriguez might have a frustrating match up of flipping kicks which achieve nothing, or one might elevate himself above the other by fighting a little more methodically.
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For three intense weeks, George and Cindy Anthony alternately listened and testified as the State of Florida methodically laid out a first-degree-murder case against their daughter Casey: Hair samples.
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The exhibition methodically and academically does what it says on the tin: offer compelling instances of collaboration and reveal the twists and turns of a 21824-year friendship and artistic relationship.
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Astros first baseman Yuli Gurriel had launched a moon shot into the left-field stands and Zack Greinke, one of the Astros' trio of aces, was methodically working a one-hitter.
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For one, the overwhelming majority of battles in North America took place centuries ago, when white Europeans were methodically kicking out the continent's previous inhabitants and waging war on each other.
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Diane Staudte and her daughter Rachel methodically plotted to poison their closest relatives — and they might have gotten away with murder if the pastor of their church hadn't tipped off police.
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A Texas mom died shielding her "babies" from a lone shooter who walked methodically through the First Baptist Church on Sunday morning shooting terrified worshippers, her heartbroken friend shared on Facebook.
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"The majority leader has pulled together a working group of people that represent different approaches, trying to get consensus there, and we're going through the issues methodically," Cornyn later told reporters.
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Workers wearing fumigation masks travelled methodically through high-rise public housing estates in seven separate areas of the island, inspecting plant pots closely as they sprayed insecticide via thermal fogging machines.
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Every time we arrived at a new location Patron would methodically swap the SIM cards in both of his phones before placing them into special bags that shut off all signal.
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And then, methodically, he pushed them to leave, buying them out of their leases for relatively modest sums or, if that did not work, harassing them until they left, tenants said.
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Now, special counsel Robert Mueller, with the sort of firepower Trump has never faced before, is moving methodically in his investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 campaign and related issues.
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The stoic five-star general who methodically ran the war in Europe and was a reluctant candidate for president was followed by the glamorous, ambitious, young and dashing Catholic from Massachusetts.
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There have long been tensions between Mr. Erdogan, whose AKP party has its roots in Islamism, and the military, and he has worked methodically to weaken the army as an institution.
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There have long been tensions between Mr. Erdogan, whose A.K.P. party has its roots in Islamism, and the military, and he has worked methodically to weaken the army as an institution.
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Fighting in Saigon and nearly a hundred other places shocked the American public, which had been repeatedly assured that enemy forces were relatively weak and scattered, and were being methodically crushed.
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What had become clear in this new phase of the race was that she would be devoting big parts of her events to ridiculing Trump more methodically than she had before.
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Instead, since its birth the Palestinian quasi-state has been yet another brutal, militant Mideast dictatorship, mocking the rule of law and methodically violating the individual rights of its own subjects.
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Doves prefer to feed on the ground, and are often attracted to bird feeders or, even more commonly, the ground beneath the feeders, where they methodically pick up any stray seeds.
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DETROIT — Since agreeing to tough new federal fuel economy standards five years ago, automakers have been methodically improving the gas mileage of their vehicles and reducing emissions harmful to the environment.
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Why it matters: Carr is the newest member of a Republican majority at the FCC that has been methodically deregulating the communications industry, which has implications for tech, media and telecom.
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Mr. Gordon's "The Matter," from 1971 — he has altered it and extended it many times since — featured 40 dancers, trained and untrained, freezing or moving methodically through positions across the floor.
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First Man moves methodically but swiftly through each stage over the next six years, with the astronauts training, testing, running simulations, and making progress toward actually putting men on the moon.
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In an isolated villa on the grounds of the United Nations in Geneva, war crime investigators are methodically going through thousands of hours of video recordings of bombings taken by civilians.
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The Turks have said that evidence shows the team of agents moved quickly and methodically to kill Mr. Khashoggi and then dismember his body in a premeditated assassination ordered from Riyadh.
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If today's dominant political recreational metaphor is that of the three-dimensional chess game, Maddow is hunched over in the corner of the rec room, methodically putting together a jigsaw puzzle.
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Under the custodianship of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, Dubai has methodically transformed itself into a kind of resort state — a platonic global citizen's platonic ideal of a good time.
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While the United States has vacillated between expedient deals, halfhearted sanctions, pleas to China for greater intervention and doing nothing, the North has methodically advanced its nuclear arsenal and missile capacity.
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The militants searched the building methodically for valuables, even breaking up the ground floor in their search for vaults with artifacts inside that they could sell, according to Federal Police officers.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Whether it is the Paris climate accord or the Iran nuclear deal, President Trump has moved methodically to dismantle the foreign policy legacy of his predecessor Barack Obama.
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The worst possible outcome would be for him to sit back, as some of his predecessors have done, proclaiming ever more red lines as North Korea methodically tests missile after missile.
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"The government of Iran systematically and methodically hacked into our country's computer networks with the intent to steal as much information as possible," Berman told reporters at a Friday press conference.
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His broader goal is to try to methodically fight back opposition to build a case for the public that Mr. Trump obstructed justice, abused his power and profited from his office.
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The big difference between Bon Appétit's Thanksgiving YouTube series and Tasty's very similar "how to make the best Thanksgiving" YouTube series from 2018 is that Bon Appétit methodically shows the work.
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The lawsuit accuses members of the family of methodically erasing a paper trail of profits and shifting hundreds of millions of dollars to themselves through offshore entities as investigators closed in.
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Every dish outlined in the brand's magazines, books, and TV show has been methodically and obsessively tested by a staff of cooks and tasters, who sometimes try up to 100 iterations.
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Over the past few days, I've methodically deleted 165 apps from my iPhone, about 54 percent of the 305 apps I had on the phone when I started culling the herd.
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It's a fiction created and methodically cultivated by the gun lobby, designed to assure that no laws are passed to make America safer, because those laws would cut into their profits.
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They involve close-up shots of hands quietly and methodically turning an object over, tracing the words on a label, running the pads of fingertips along a candle or a textured pillow.
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Hackers swapped my T-Mobile SIM card without my approval and methodically shut down access to most of my accounts and began reaching out to my Facebook friends asking to borrow crypto.
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Although there's still a lot of shouting, there's also a lot of methodically figuring out what's actually on the bomb, and mobile devices (alongside the Switch) are an obvious home for it.
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With just days to go before Arizona's August 30 primary, McCain is methodically making the rounds —from police association endorsements to speeches for high tech CEO's to this trucking company's town hall.
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She is urging Democrats not to grow complacent -- a particular worry of hers, aides say -- even as she methodically charts out a roster of top advisers tasked with ensuring a smooth transition.
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Dogs simply love to take a new toy, methodically rip out the squeaker, then tear it limb from limb until there are tiny pieces of the poor guy all over the house.
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Maybe, after a day of self-care and R&R, you draw the temperance card, which is often associated with moving through life methodically, gracefully, and with great attention to one's wellbeing.
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My grandfather grew his textiles business methodically, one merchant and store at a time — something I greatly admired as a child, given the grit and hustle he put into closing each sale.
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When a series has been this carefully plotted and methodically unfurled over the past six seasons, it's noticeable when the writers cut corners, particularly in an episode that is longer than usual.
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My co-workers and I pored over speech draft after speech draft, methodically verifying that every individual factual statement in any of the president's prepared remarks was backed up by reputable sources.
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In classic Clintonian-speak, her words mirrored more of a mechanic methodically checking every last nook and cranny of a car than a leader offering hope to millions stuck in their struggle.
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Rumors and media fervor, followed by wild and often impossible accusations from little children, methodically coaxed out by bogus experts, sent childcare employees and others to prison all over the United States.
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The Mustangs endured debilitating spans without a field goal down the stretch of the first half and into the second half, with the Cougars methodically expanding their lead courtesy of their defense.
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The institutions of government and the levers of power are slowly, methodically at work, executing on an agenda that for all intents and purposes is very, well, Republican and conservative in nature.
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Neal has said that he plans to request Trump's tax filings, but is moving methodically on the issue because he thinks the matter is likely to result in a lengthy court case.
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Using the surveillance data supplied to them by intelligence officers, they're going to sweep Medellín grid by grid, methodically purging each neighborhood of Escobar operatives before moving on to the next one.
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She appears to be moving methodically toward running, and her profile -- an Indian-American and African-American woman with a law-and-order background -- looks tailor made for the 2020 Democratic electorate.
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A retired carpenter, he fulfills his mission methodically, memorializing with handmade wooden crosses the victims of mass shootings and other national tragedies at or near the places where their blood was shed.
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Writing in Recode, Caryl Rivers and Rosalind Barnett—a senior scientist at the Women's Studies Research Center at Brandeis University and a journalist, respectively—methodically countered each of Damore's gender-essentialist claims.
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Moments is almost a year old, having methodically expanded from the US to the UK, Australia, Canada, Mexico, and Brazil under the curation leadership of former New York Times editor Marcus Mabry.
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Many were unimpressed because Jones didn't pick up a stoppage against an opponent who was visibly gassed from the second round onwards but I could never blame a fighter for fighting methodically.
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After meeting the prized cows, we put on white lab jackets, hairnets and Smurf-blue shoe covers to tour the cheesemaking facility, where a single worker methodically ladled Camembert molds by hand.
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But she comes alive onscreen, as Leitch methodically unfurls her powers with a steady hand, zooming in on each little flick of movement and then peeling back for a jaw-dropping reveal.
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Joaquín Ramírez, a parishioner who was standing near Annabelle, recalled how Mr. Kelley, dressed in all black and wearing a skull-face mask, had methodically fired as he walked among the pews.
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Law enforcement officials who reviewed the video said that for several minutes he fired quickly, pausing only to reload, methodically shooting some of his terrified victims, including small children, in the head.
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The curators methodically demonstrate their point through visual examples, but when the best painter here is Peter Lely it's hard to get excited about what should be a colorful cast of characters.
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Except for last week: The Republican controlled Senate had to sit silently and listen to the Democrats as they methodically made their case that President Donald Trump should be removed from office.
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"She has run the smartest campaign, both tactically and strategically, and slowly, methodically projected herself into the top tier of candidates," David Axelrod, Obama's former top political adviser, said in an email.
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"In light of the methodically and professionally cross-checked information, it is simply an accident, collateral damage of the operations to restore security in the region," the government said in a statement.
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Trump's barrage at McGahn is also at odds with the special counsel's report, which methodically assessed whether Trump's former top lawyer might have misinterpreted his boss's instructions -- and concluded that he hadn't.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The lawmaker walking U.S. senators methodically through the case for removing President Donald Trump from office is also becoming Exhibit A in efforts by the president's allies to defend him.
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You could speculate that there's some dynamic involving a holdout, but the better fit with the facts is that they're just moving through methodically and this is how long it would take.
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MANTUA TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Behind a Lowe's home improvement store here, scientists are methodically scraping and sifting through a quarry pit that may contain unique insights to the mass extinction that eliminated the dinosaurs.
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Working from research by producers David Ulich and Dr. Steven Ungerleider, director Erin Lee Carr ("Mommy Dead and Dearest") methodically details Nassar's actions, and how they were allowed to continue for so long.
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And I don't know that every tweet that President Trump, for example, sends out is like a methodically thought through thing, saying ... 'let me distract from this story that I'm seeing on cable.
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"It remains uncertain how long it will take to gain access to the spaces once the ship is pier side … to methodically continue the search for the missing," the US 7th Fleet explained.
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The soldier you control creeps through a multi-story London flat with his squad as they move methodically from room to room, all seen through the green-tinted view of night vision goggles.
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But somewhere else in North Korea are the people who carefully and methodically developed rockets that can put satellites into orbit, and nuclear weapons nearly as powerful as the one which flattened Hiroshima.
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Paul Krugman The New York Times columnist, economist and on-the-nose curmudgeon carefully and methodically debunks each one of Trump's obscene assertions about the economy with — get ready for it — actual facts.
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Finally, citing video from neighbor's doorbell cameras, prosecutors described how Watts methodically loaded the bodies of his families into his work truck and drove them to an oil field where he was employed.
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This was designed to be the month the White House methodically forced the media and the public to reckon with its policy ideas, all focused on shaping the domestic policy of the future.
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But the team—without Rutan, who retired in 2011—has been methodically taking it through a series of tests: bearing its own weight, firing its engines, taxiing down 2-plus miles of runway.
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Since his election in May 2016, Duterte has created an often-vicious army of Facebook personalities and bloggers worldwide, who are methodically taking down opponents, including a prominent senator and human-rights activist.
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Riley Jones, the band's drummer, takes to methodically combing the porch, checking underneath plants and on windowsills, before trying to use a bent coathanger to feel around underneath the door for a key.
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And Mr. Sanders himself does not have a reputation for leadership; in Congress, he is seen as more of a lone wolf, known more for introducing symbolic legislation than for methodically building constituencies.
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For the first three quarters at least, Golden State methodically probed Cleveland's defence until one of their players achieved just enough separation from his man that a fellow Cavalier was forced to help.
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In order to brutalize the people of Gaza into submission while minimizing the international criticism that accompanies lethal force, Israeli snipers deployed along Gaza's perimeter fence methodically shot the legs of Palestinian demonstrators.
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Thanks to what I'd learned about myself as an autistic person and what I'd learned about fitness since then, though, I was able to approach the activity more methodically and patiently this time.
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But the deal's importance may have less to do with the details than the signal it sends that Mr. Trump is methodically settling his multifront trade war to fight a single enemy: China.
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He moved along the edges of the table, sweeping away his work just as methodically as he had placed grains of sand in the same space, transforming the mandala from pattern to pile.
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A Mississippi man named Curtis Flowers has been tried for the same crime six times, despite a lack of credible evidence against him, and this podcast methodically examines each facet of his case.
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In a place where people who look like me were once conscientiously and methodically murdered to maintain a social hierarchy, it became clear that racial equity is not the elephant in the room.
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The Taliban methodically extort money — they say it is taxation — from businesses in the city center, including those near the government headquarters, and an increasing number of insurgents live openly in the city.
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Her breakthrough came, as such discoveries often do, unexpectedly, at the beginning of the 1960s, as some drawing experiments with simple shapes in black and white, repeated and methodically manipulated, yielded stunning patterns.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats worked methodically at U.S. President Donald Trump's impeachment trial on Thursday to dismantle his long-standing allegation that Democratic presidential contender Joe Biden acted improperly toward Ukraine while vice president.
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Before, during and after the sentencing hearing, Trump promoted some of the same conspiracy theories that Jackson methodically dismantled while explaining her decision to send Stone to prison for more than three years.
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" A rep for Farrow denied NBC's account and told PEOPLE in a statement, "The claims by NBC's senior management about Ronan Farrow's reporting are simply not true, as his book will methodically demonstrate.
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The Rams are one win from another Super Bowl trip after McVay's high-flying, inventive offense largely kept it on the ground, methodically shredding the Cowboys' defense with their unlikely running back tandem.
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Since then, by methodically shining a light on research that turns out to be bogus, Retraction Watch has become the overlord of data showing the rise in the number of retractions in journals.
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B.A. voting would have to be phased in methodically, even if they win approval, because so many current contracts include incentive bonuses for these specific honors and how they are currently doled out.
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Aware that Old Lady scared easily, the rescue approached the dog slowly and carefully, methodically working to slip a new lead on the dog and cut the leash that was caught in the trees.
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He's just one of those guys who projects just enough seedy glamour to seem interesting, and slowly, almost methodically, lures Julie into a toxic relationship that leaves her little to no room for herself.
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He methodically dips a plastic spoon into the red sauce made with chiles de agua, which he spreads from the outside in so that the thick sauce draws a spiral over the corn tortilla.
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Because Taj has these steatocystoma cysts all over his body, Dr. Lee has to work slowly and methodically to make sure that she gets all the pus out all and doesn't worsen the infection.
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Harden and Capela carried the Rockets for most of the game before their teammates chipped in during the third quarter, with Houston methodically adding to the double-digit lead it built in the first.
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For years, scientists have been methodically documenting the impact of introduced predators around the world, from rats killing rare native birds in New Zealand, to feral cats and introduced foxes decimating Australia's digging mammals.
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In 2012, while Mitt Romney and the other Republican candidates were expending resources to bash each other, Obama's campaign methodically laid the foundation of a massive voter persuasion and get-out-the-vote effort.
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As Rubio is quickly becoming the choice of Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill, he also is methodically trying to position himself as an anti-establishment hero with deep social conservative values -- not unlike Cruz.
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Instead of taking the necessary time to methodically go through ObamaCare piece by piece and develop a solidly conservative plan, it would appear that the bill as it stands currently was a bit rushed.
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Titled "#InTheMirror," the mesmerizing short film — which is set to Kanye West's "Street Lights" — shows Kardashian as she methodically strokes her hair and brushes her brows, with the focus on her otherworldly smoky eye.
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But he methodically stitched together a majority in parliament, and while unable to deliver on an economic growth target of 7 percent, he led a record infrastructure push to build ports, roads and airports.
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In his majority opinion in Foster v Chatman, Chief Justice John Roberts methodically marched through rather damning evidence that the men prosecuting Mr Foster were hell-bent on keeping black people off the jury.
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William Brown, adjunct professor at Georgetown School of Foreign Service Kim Jong Un's emergence onto the world stage six years into his leadership is part of a meticulously crafted and methodically executed political strategy.
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The Speaker is also pointing to a string of court victories over the Trump administration and business entities, bolstering Democrats' arguments that the law is on their side as they methodically probe the president.
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Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu in a speech at an annual security conference on Wednesday accused the U.S. of using "the non-existent Russian threat to methodically boost their military potential," The Associated Press reports.
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Pluralsight, like many other enterprise-focused companies, offers investors an opportunity to tap a business model that can grow more consistently and methodically than a consumer company subject to the whims of fickle consumers.
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Neidell's been walking through the information as methodically as possible, and in doing so, he's created a "new style of documentary" that puts into clear focus the tremendous breadth and scope of the war.
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Experts say social distancing and hygienic practices like methodically washing one's hands and cleaning potentially infected surfaces could slow the pace at which coronavirus spreads through the population, if enough people observe these practices.
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Particular outrage has coalesced around the presence of Mr. Hun Sen, who has spent the past six months methodically jailing or exiling his political opponents and critics, in advance of elections scheduled for July.
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Pelosi, under pressure from more progressive members of her caucus to launch a formal impeachment inquiry, said Trump's statement was "appalling" and "totally unethical," but that House Democrats would methodically pursue their various investigations.
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We talked at length last week about how the show has methodically broken down Daenerys in order to push her to the brink of madness — or some behavioral approximation thereof — culminating with Missandei's beheading.
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But Turkish officials have said the audio includes clear evidence of a premeditated killing, in which a team of Saudi agents moved quickly and methodically to dismember Mr. Khashoggi's body with a bone saw.
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These dancer-phantoms gradually shed their costumes, or skin, in favor of the real thing: Wearing only briefs, they inch across the stage slowly and methodically, melting from one contorted pose to the other.
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Director Michael Uppendahl stages the climactic Shawshank shooting spree well, panning across the screens that Dennis usually monitors, on which we see him methodically walking down corridors and putting bullets in his fellow guards.
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I looked back over a century and realized that ever since the Armenian genocide, Turkey had methodically erased people, places and memories that came in the way of the rulers' view of the nation.
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Variations of this stepwise process were faithfully reproduced in medical textbooks for decades, and the image of the diagnostician who plods methodically from symptom to cause had been imprinted on generations of medical students.
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For nearly 12 hours on Monday, the Baltimore County Police Department locked down the residential neighborhood of Perry Hall as officers methodically combed the area, searching wooded fields and behind homes for the suspects.
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" However, a rep for Farrow denies NBC's account and tells PEOPLE in a statement, "The claims by NBC's senior management about Ronan Farrow's reporting are simply not true, as his book will methodically demonstrate.
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But by the late spring of 2015, they were considered enough of a threat that both American and British intelligence began tracking their movements, methodically targeting them with airstrikes and killing several since then.
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By methodically working through URLs archived on the website, The Times was able to find the image of the one-page handwritten document containing the Indian men's pledge of allegiance to the Islamic State.
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She methodically outlined how the case took shape, landing her sentence after she described how Manafort deceived the American public, and how secret lobbying on behalf of foreign governments in the US hurts democracy.
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Your theatre friend Rick, I'd say, and then recite his phone number, once, twice, three times, out of spite, watching her put the groceries away, methodically, as if forensically preserving someone's war-torn remains.
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Now we will enthusiastically recall the story of how we stalked each other for months before taking turns methodically following each other on multiple platforms, eventually becoming friends, lovers, or something shared but undefined.
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And if I were to fault the president it wouldn&apost be for going too far, it would be for not methodically and systematically exposing to the American people, starting frankly with the FISA warrant.
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It's thrilling to see all these puzzle pieces that have been scattered across the seasons get methodically turned over and nudged into their final positions, allowing us to gradually see the final image taking shape.
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He went up to the mountain house with Deirdre and checked on the creches, but they had weathered it well, ensconced in insulated metal edifices methodically bolted and made to withstand even attack from megafauna.
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As the ACLU and others methodically dismantled Arpaio in the courtroom, even more important work was happening outside, as Latino-led progressive community groups like Puente Arizona inspired daily protests and a wave of organizing.
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A less disturbing alternative is to slowly and methodically pry off the leech's mouth with something like a credit card, sort of the way you try to get an old registration sticker off a windshield.
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Patiently, methodically, I back up my data and do a full-system reset; I run updates; I consult user manuals and message boards; I restart the system again—calm in the knowledge that I'll succeed.
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Jetton and his allies began methodically overhauling Missouri politics, recruiting talented young conservatives to run for state office and staking out issues that the Republican Party would own: abortion, gay marriage, immigration, and gun ownership.
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Cue lots of scenes of him using a cotton-bud to painstakingly rub spots of blood from surfaces, gently wiping down door handles, and methodically using a backlight to check for traces of body matter.
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Wheels DETROIT — SINCE going bankrupt in 2009 and needing a government bailout to survive, General Motors has methodically rebuilt itself as a profitable automaker that has capitalized on surging sales in the United States market.
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He should seek to appoint judges who are still in their 2628s so that, a generation from now, they are still in place, quietly and methodically killing the beast of big government, piece by piece.
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Democrats—almost 22020 years since the Powell Memo—have utterly failed to grasp its basic argument: that the ability to make change comes to those who strategically and methodically focus on the levers of power.
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But no composer has investigated it as methodically as Messiaen, for whom nature's songsters offered an escape from the default-mode serialism or historicism that inhibited French music in the middle of the 20th century.
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The firm will be returning roughly $10 billion to clients and Jacobson said he will liquidate the portfolio "methodically and opportunistically" instead of trying to meet any arbitrary, near-term deadline with a fire-sale.
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As White House cooks were spotted Wednesday deep in preparation for the event, methodically grilling hundreds of large steaks just outside the press area, President Donald Trump announced he would cancel the annual bipartisan event.
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He has warned his fellow chairmen that part of building support from the public for their investigations is to probe things methodically and look at issues that matter to people back home in their districts.
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"Behind the scenes, they have been methodically stripping away the layers of paperwork and uncovering evidence of how the sales were made," said Tom McPhail, head of retirement policy at Hargreaves Lansdown, a funds supermarket.
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We heard Boys Noize work methodically at Webster Hall, watched A-Trak juggle Robot Rock at Terminal Five, and felt the wall of bass at the first Reconstrvct events in Bushwick (Big up Joe Nice!).
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While that arrangement could probably be made clearer in the film, "House Two" is compulsively watchable — a nonfiction whodunit that methodically sifts through evidence to establish the circumstances surrounding the killings in a Haditha home.
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" Describing the fast-moving convoys of trucks and tanks, he wrote, "it was carried out so calmly and methodically" that it "was hard to realize, being a part of it, that it was a retreat.
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Jensen picked apart Lost methodically, digging deep into everything onscreen, in hopes of figuring the show out, of finding a grand, unifying theory of what was going on that would become the show's ultimate explanation.
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Mr. Mueller is methodically investigating whether Mr. Trump and members of his campaign conspired with a foreign power to win the election — and whether the president tried to obstruct the investigation from the White House.
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She just methodically analyzed the evidence that the Kansas secretary of state, Kris Kobach, submitted in a March trial to show that a substantial number of noncitizens have tried to vote or voted in Kansas.
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Pelosi has called on fellow Democrats to methodically probe Trump, but has said holding House votes on impeaching him could be a waste of time given the lack of support so far among Senate Republicans.
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G.M. has methodically scaled back its international operations by exiting the Russian market, ending manufacturing in Australia, and agreeing to sell off its long-struggling European division, maker of the venerable Opel and Vauxhall lines.
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We need better research that asks the correct questions and rigorously, methodically and skeptically identifies the precise dietary causes of these disorders so we know what has to be removed to reverse or stop them.
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The defendant methodically planned and carried out years of molestation against children, by gaining not only their trust, but the trust of the adults and the institutions who would have been there to protect them.
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The story of American politics over the past decade is that of a political party on the cusp of enduring power and world-historical social reform, and how these once imaginable outcomes were methodically squandered.
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Eventually, a line of third graders formed, and Westbrook prepared himself by stockpiling, methodically in his left hand, a supply of bookmarks and bracelets, which he would hand to the kids as they came through.
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There's some self-aware tragicomedy in the subtitled silent exchanges between Sheet Ghost Casey and another spirit in the house next door, but for the most part, A Ghost Story maintains a methodically paced, somber feel.
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The victims, who ranged in age from 27 to 230, were methodically shot in the head Friday while sleeping at four residences, including a mother with a 225-day-old infant lying beside her, authorities said.
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One is Donald Westlake's first "Parker" novel, 1962's The Hunter (written under the pseudonym Richard Stark), about a meticulous heist artist who methodically murders his way up the mob hierarchy after his confederates betray him.
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Rockies claim another series with 8-103 win over Cardinals DENVER — The Colorado Rockies are proving methodically efficient when it comes to winning series, and they used a late rally to chalk up another one Sunday.
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In the long term, after whatever economic reckoning occurs, the technology companies that survive along with a new generation of yet-to-be-founded companies will continue to methodically transform every sector of the global economy.
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According to lead author Nobuaki Mizumoto, an insect ecologist based at Kyoto University, the ultimate strategy for the males seems to be methodically devastating any male-female termite couples unlucky enough to be in their way.
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Click here to view original GIFUntil I watched this video, I had no idea about the potential healing power of watching someone climb and then methodically chop down a huge tree, all set to dramatic music.
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As with any new drug, Giordano recommends starting with a low dose and moving up slowly; Cuttler recommends methodically noting any changes in symptom and experience to get a sense of what's working and what isn't.
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Methodically making their way through the Southern California cannabis supply chain, organizers said, they've worked with retail, cultivation, manufacturing, and delivery workers to amass approximately 700 cannabis union members from Santa Barbara through the South Bay.
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Legal experts say it should therefore come as no surprise to learn that his team of lawyers and investigators will methodically gather all relevant evidence -- including seeking a court order to obtain tax returns, if necessary.
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Players start out in a train and end in a high-security alien stronghold or a parallel dimension, having methodically cut through hundreds of hostiles and surmounted seemingly impossible barriers through the clever use of physics.
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But with Congress back at work after the summer recess, the pace of its probes into the Russia effort is accelerating, even as Justice Department Special Counsel Robert Mueller methodically plods ahead with his own investigation.
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To some extent, the scenes of a major American city underwater seems like Mother Nature's riposte to the Trump administration, which has spent 7 months methodically reversing the climate change policies enacted of President Barack Obama.
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The next step will be for Boeing and the FAA, and those responsible for oversight of the safety regulators, to closely, methodically, and thoroughly investigate what led to the disastrous, tragic flaw in the original plane.
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Judge Gergel methodically read through a litany of expectations, which included a list of expert witnesses, providing reports on mental health evaluations for Mr. Roof by June 24, and beginning initial jury selection efforts by July.
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Peter Bouckaert, a veteran investigator with Human Rights Watch, said there was growing evidence of organized massacres, like the one Rajuma survived, in which government soldiers methodically slaughtered more than 100 civilians in a single location.
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But under New Zealand law, many others could face charges for spreading or perhaps even possessing all or part of the 17-minute Facebook Live video streamed by the killer as he methodically shot the victims.
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With margin notes tracking the date and time, the drawings illustrate how Downes methodically nurtures the seminal vision that brought him to this characteristically odd site, a shady roadside under curving bridge ramps in upper Manhattan.
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His campaign, meanwhile, methodically pushed to undermine Ms. Nixon's credibility in often-caustic terms, tapping into the concerns of New York Democrats that an experienced governor is needed while a hostile Republican occupies the White House.
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Since then, Mr. Wheeler has distinguished himself among top officials in the Trump administration for his low-key, under-the-radar style, even as he has worked diligently and methodically to advance Mr. Trump's deregulatory agenda.
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One day recently, home with his family in Fontenay-le-Comte, a sleepy city in the Loire valley, he methodically opened boxes containing dozens of drawings he has made of the images burned into his brain.
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College graduates are more likely to plot their lives methodically — vetting people they date until they're sure they want to move in with them, and using birth control to delay childbirth until their careers are underway.
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" 2020 WATCH: From POLITICO's Alex Isenstadt: "President Donald Trump is methodically building a 2020 reelection campaign machine, shunting aside doubts about his viability for a second term as controversy consumes the early months of his administration.
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People close to Mr. Kelly said they expected him to methodically assess his new staff before making more drastic changes — and he has told people that he wants to improve morale before attacking the organizational chart.
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Everything was in place and we were methodically tackling the rest of our lineup when the deputy Metro editor Dean Chang came to the news desk and turned our night, and our home screens, upside down.
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Exploring how the genes of the immune system produce a vast diversity of antibodies, the defense mechanisms against infectious disease, he found that cells methodically rearrange the two genes that encode part of the immunoglobulin molecule.
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In that respect, "Leaving Neverland" possesses another layer of relevance in methodically tackling the King of Pop, and a musical legacy that has long since been at the very least clouded, and for many, forever tarnished.
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But motor sports was his passion and he methodically worked his way through various forms of racing, starting on the dirt track circuit, before eventually making his debut in the top level of NASCAR in 2001.
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Grand jury formation is a natural step in the process, so it doesn't really tell us all that much Investigations proceed methodically: Each lead that's followed will either resolve questions or raise new ones, or both.
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The jury seemed to methodically weigh the evidence, with particular focus on the complex "Continuing Criminal Enterprise" charge in Count 0003 of the indictment, which included 27 separate "violations" related to various drug shipments and murders.
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All season the show had been building to this juncture, and its occurrence is all the more surprising because it's Nola who methodically gathers her trio of lovers in one place, the refuge of her Brooklyn apartment.
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What at first appears like an obvious hoax becomes something more complex, as Gef's presence as a spirit, ghost, hallucination, possessed animal, indication of family hysteria, or a young daughter's ploy for attention are all methodically examined.
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His inexperience is meant to tamp down actual production, but in ways 20-year-old's before him have merely tantalized, Tatum often looks like any other fully-formed All-Star methodically working his way through complex responsibilities.
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Several Moscow-based EU diplomats say Russia's tactic of methodically lobbying southern and eastern EU member states is starting to seriously erode the bloc's unity on the issue, making it potentially harder to renew them next time.
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Like: Sean Kenny and his brother, just tearing through a box of Kinder Eggs, methodically, no joy, popping all the capsules in a little pile in the middle of a coffee table, knowing where they were going.
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"Our next step, over the next 24 hours, is to methodically go after each tank and remove all the product in the tanks," Brent Weber, an ITC senior vice president of sales and marketing, said on Sunday.
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Cyber attackers play the "long game" and — once they have even the slightest foothold in a campaign — they can move slowly and methodically towards their ultimate goal, whatever that may be, waiting for the most opportune moment.
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But maybe more than any of his predecessors, Mr. Obama has also seized the opportunity to become the ultimate tourist, methodically setting aside time to marvel at the world's most spectacular sights, seemingly soaking up every experience.
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She methodically mapped out her routes (which she called "sweeps"), spending 20083- or 16-hour days visiting sanitation crews in different locales, shadowing workers, interviewing them, delivering speeches about her own work and the value of theirs.
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The 1971 experiment involved incredibly unpleasant behavior, but it was conducted methodically (and consensually) to reveal truths (or as close as you can get to a truth with social science) and provoke more questions about human nature.
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GENEVA — Catching up with villagers from Min Gyi who had escaped the Myanmar Army's assault on their homes, the soldiers first killed all the men, shooting them and then methodically slitting the throats of those who lingered.
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This week's episode delivers unto the show's resident priest a new set of challenges to test his belief, and true to form, the show methodically grinds the hope out of him until he's left a broken man.
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The 14 personal essays in "Sightlines" include explorations — methodically reported and lyrically written — of secluded places like a cave in Spain whose walls are covered with prehistoric art, and the remote island of Rona in northern Scotland.
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The Astros, who lost 100 or more games for three straight years in the early part of the 103s, had marched methodically to a dominant 2017, 101-win season built on patience, draft picks and raw development.
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CHICAGO — As was his normal postgame ritual, Jimmy Butler peered into his tidy locker stall and methodically finished dressing as a half-circle of reporters and television cameras, at least six deep, impatiently pressed up behind him.
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On Tuesday morning, a worker from the Central Park Conservancy's conservation team stood atop a ladder, methodically rubbing a solvent-soaked rag on Columbus's right hand, which was stained bright red, a bronze flag in its grasp.
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Some 1,400 employees work at the Molson Coors campus, which consists of about 20 buildings, and most were forced to remain holed up inside for several hours as police methodically swept the facilities to secure the property.
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In court papers, prosecutors described a pressure-cooker environment at the bank, where low-level employees were squeezed tighter and tighter each year by sales goals that senior executives methodically raised, ignoring signs that they were unrealistic.
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The Green Bay Packers methodically went 75 yards on eight plays, with Aaron Rodgers lofting a 20-yard pass over the defense and into Davante Adams's arms in the end zone for an early 7-0 lead.
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It's as if she were speaking to those humans, over there , the herd, while her tanned, toned, leggy self—running as she recites opera, living methodically, and eating like a bird while cooking Indian feasts—is exempt.
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He called his mother to write down her recipes, expanding his repertoire one dish at a time, and later studied the cuisine more methodically on research trips back home, leaning over his aunties, asking questions, taking notes.
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The news last week that Comey himself had testified before Mueller's team weeks earlier continues the pattern that even amid the most scrutinized investigation in history, Mueller is moving methodically forward, with cards up his sleeve to play.
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In office, he has methodically rolled back a number of recent Obama-era regulations by executive action and the bills passed under the Congressional Review Act, which allows faster review of rules finalized late in the previous administration.
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I call them magic potions in a bottle: They're packed with so many nutrients, usually have a beautiful aromatic scent to them, and the process of slowly, methodically patting them into my face has become a meditative experience.
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Digital music was exploding on the internet, and Millington had spent many hours methodically trying to collect every Billboard Top 20053 hit from 1945 onward, amassing a wide range of other, more eclectic music files along the way.
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Every day in his basement office was basically the same; he'd focus his microscope on a slide of tissue, squinting for minutes at a time, methodically making notes about the shape of the cells, their size, their surroundings.
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Doss's regiment tries to take the titular ridge, even though they're badly outnumbered by Japanese forces, and the filmmaker methodically watches as American soldiers fight their way to better strategic positions, accruing massive, bloody casualties along the way.
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She has a 90 percent lifetime rating from the League of Conservation Voters, while Trump is withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris agreement and his EPA is methodically attempting to undo everything it accomplished under President Barack Obama.
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Bipartisan negotiators have spent weeks methodically working through hundreds of issues to set spending across all federal agencies for the rest of the fiscal year, with White House officials largely on the sidelines being briefed on various issues.
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It is Trump's "America First" worldview alongside his distortion of science that leads me, as a medical student with a background in this field, to believe that his administration will methodically assault global health in the coming years.
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David E. Nachman, the state's attorney in the trial in New York Supreme Court in Manhattan, took Mr. Greenberg methodically through his active participation at some stages of the two reinsurance deals at the heart of the case.
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According to the record methodically compiled in Judge Furman's District Court courtroom, Secretary Ross was urged to add the citizenship question by Steve Bannon, a White House adviser at the time, and the anti-immigrant crusader Kris Kobach.
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They are hiding from an increasingly authoritarian state that is methodically tracking down those who participated in the large-scale and often violent protests against the government of President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo.
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But the IG methodically lists the numerous policies Comey violated, policies carefully designed over time to prevent the abuse of authority by those who self-craft a "higher loyalty" in their minds, thereby exempting themselves from the rules.
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That started to change, however, as Kevin Haney, a Hollywood makeup artist, retrieved an individually cast silicone ear, an individually cast silicone eye bag and so on, and methodically covered Mr. Burleigh in a thin layer of Trump.
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Surveillance footage showed several people were waiting in a line specifically set aside for service for a chicken sandwich when Davis entered the store and methodically started cutting in line, police Chief Hank Stawinski told reporters on Tuesday.
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It shouldn't be too much to expect Pizzolatto to make some tweaks and perhaps define Hays a little differently, especially since we've seen how calmly and methodically Hays can work a crime scene or question suspects and witnesses.
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The jumps across time that pepper the exhibition create a space for introspection, and the works together are packed with symbolism that you have to wade through methodically among what at first seems like any other small gallery show.
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In the waning days of September, just before the five-year anniversary of the death of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, a man in France walked into an Apple Store and began methodically smashing iPhones with a metal ball.
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Given how straightforward the core gameplay is, it's a great game to play while killing time doing other things; I spent more than a few hours methodically making my way through a hijacked Avengers Tower while also watching baseball.
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Meanwhile, Klobuchar, Buttigieg, and a cast of tertiary candidates methodically wooed people who would otherwise be Biden die-hards, especially in places like Bettendorf and other less populous or rural areas of the state where Biden's centrist message resonates.
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Finance ministers have methodically undone all other functions, like the possibility of direct bank recapitalisation and a backstop to the banking union, which had been agreed to by European heads of states and government in the summer of 2012.
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The cadaverous ex-mayor of Ioannina, Philippos Filios, who has oversight of the camp, sits wrapped up in an overcoat, methodically chain-smoking cigarettes, alongside Georgios Kontakis, a stocky, well-meaning former army officer who is the site manager.
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Earl Ward, the experienced New York City criminal defense lawyer who joined Mr. Hillary's legal team this year, spoke for nearly 90 minutes, methodically dissecting the prosecution's assertions, which he called "a torn and tattered quilt" of a case.
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However, on an analysts call Thursday afternoon, Kelly said that even if that timeline is achieved, American Airlines still would not begin flying customers on the Max until January, taking time to slowly and methodically return it to service.
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You have imposed quotas on the French film industry, required radio stations to play more French music than anyone seems to want to listen to, and you have worked methodically to exempt your actions from international free-trade rules.
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In October 1965, I was in a California hospital recovering from an appendectomy when I watched a newsreel showing American B-52s dropping napalm on Vietnamese villages, while troops on the ground methodically set fire to thatched-roof huts.
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It was a signal that he plans to continue to methodically advance Trump's agenda, but in a much less bombastic way than former EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, who resigned last year in disgrace after numerous allegations of ethics violations.
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Thanks to its visual design work, a few sparse cutscenes, and the ways it encouraged players to regard levels coolly and methodically, that game could lay claim to something exceptional: a leading character both morally questionable and consistently defined.
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See for yourself—we've got the premiere of a tasty cut called "Je T'aime" right here—it's a mammoth slow-burner that methodically adds in chunky bongos, plucked electric bass, whispered vocals, and even a touch of ragtime piano.
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Using a laser pointer, Dr. Persechino methodically explained the physical trauma visible on the layer of the muscle and soft tissue inside of Mr. Garner's neck, pointing out a "band of hemorrhaging" that deepened from dark red to purple.
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Their index card-based Universal Decimal Classification (UDC) system—still used in over 150,000 libraries today—improved and expanded upon the existing Dewey Decimal System, methodically classifying all the factions of human knowledge into easily searchable groupings and subgroupings.
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After a playing career spent largely in France and England, Cissé has methodically developed his managerial skills, coaching Senegal's under-23 program for two years and then rebuilding the national team's lineup and bonhomie after taking over in 2015.
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LONDON, March 8 (Reuters) - Britain will methodically work out who carried out a nerve agent attack on a Russian ex-spy and his daughter in a quiet English city, then take action, interior minister Amber Rudd said on Thursday.
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Mr. Obama faced the cameras and the bright lights for exactly 59 minutes, cracking a small smile occasionally as he methodically worked through his list of reporters and answering their questions one last time with a sense of melancholy.
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After Prince Mohammed was elevated to crown prince in 2017, he pursued a campaign aimed at convincing the world that Saudi Arabia was changing culturally, with a series of reforms that were methodically rolled out to burnish its image.
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Unlike Atkinson, who jumps around in time with mischievous pleasure, Auster sticks to chronological order, proceeding methodically from Ferguson's childhood to his early 23s, focusing on fairly conventional coming-of-age subjects: family, friends, school, sports, sex and politics.
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Democrats worked methodically to portray Yovanovitch's removal as the opening act of Trump's impeachable abuse of power, suggesting the smears against her were in service of a sinister effort by Trump to pressure Ukraine to investigate his Democratic rivals.
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But in the final countdown to implementation, the governor blocked the fee — at least for now — and instead announced the creation of a task force that he said would methodically determine how to solve the plastic bag problem statewide.
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The North Korean leader, they said, has set out methodically to cultivate Mr. Trump — building a rapport with him, even to the exclusion of other senior American officials, like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who is overseeing the negotiations.
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Other national Democrats also praised Mr. Herring, who methodically reached out to nearly every prominent African-American lawmaker in Virginia, and said it was time the party reconsider its demands for instant accountability for the transgressors in its ranks.
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Inside one of the fridges, black body bags stacked to the side contain the remains of civilians who were methodically gunned down by Islamic State snipers, behind a soft-drinks factory as they fled toward Iraqi security forces in June.
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For now, Chen and his team have to lean on their existing user base, which the company is attempting to grow methodically as it starts to figure out the best use cases and fit it to the right user behavior.
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And while FCC authority (and its proposed privacy rules) have been methodically stripped away by wireless carrier lobbyists, the FCC still has the authority to police this behavior under authority granted to it by Section 222 of the Communications Act.
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That Google came in at No. 1 on the U.S. list will likely shock no one that's observed the tech giant methodically seize world domination over the past two decades, all while offering beach volleyball in its sunny campus courtyard.
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In that time, lawyers have been methodically pursuing a case that could demonstrate how to use the courts to combat extremism in an age when the internet has provided a global megaphone for ideas once limited to an isolated fringe.
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Finding a wrench, he methodically smashes the back of his car, establishing his alibi, running up more bills he can't afford, and (unlike Keith Moon or his boss) not finding as much satisfaction in wanton destruction as he had hoped for.
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Under pressure to show Wall Street that it can grow revenue amid an industry-wide slump in trading revenue, the bank has been methodically building out its consumer business, starting with high-yielding deposits and unsecured personal loans in 2016.
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And while the article itself methodically dispels persistent myths surrounding the figures — like that Harding's looks affected her career, and that Kerrigan was all but guaranteed to win the gold before the attack — the Newsweek cover advertises something else entirely.
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From his bizarre upright stance to the way Edgar methodically picked him apart and eventually finished him with devastating grounded shots in the third round, it just didn't feel like the right way to go out for the Hawaiian legend.
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I'd been methodically shamed and humiliated, assigned a new form of identification, and then informed that not only was I no longer free, I was effectively the property of the state of Michigan—all in the course of a few minutes.
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"As the Republican Party works methodically to take away women's basic human rights, it's more important than ever that Democrats require that women moderators be present and empowered to hold all candidates accountable on our positions," Gillibrand said in a statement.
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In Carolina, I could see the writing on the wall and it was one of those things where we were kind of methodically going through the months to get to the point where it was time for me to move on.
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Mithril closed its second fund with $850 million roughly two years ago and has been methodically investing in a wide range of companies that include the intelligence data mining company Palantir, along with big swings in robotics companies around the world.
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PARELES Doja Cat, the stage name of Amala Zandile Dlamini from Los Angeles, is methodically establishing herself as a brash, raunchy genre-hopper, a successor to Nicki Minaj: singing, rapping, dancing, showing lots of skin and wearing lots of wigs.
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He simply had to show, carefully and methodically, the "virtual absence of any health benefit" from requiring doctors who provide abortions to obtain admitting privileges at local hospitals or requiring abortion clinics to retrofit themselves as mini-hospitals at huge cost.
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She and a cadre of researchers, primarily from Harvard and Brown universities, have been methodically reporting their findings for 20 years, demonstrating in one article after another the drawbacks of artificial feeding for people in the final stages of dementia.
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The pair just left the lights on for it and continued to explore other things, but that use case turned out to be much bigger than anticipated and methodically grew into something that could actually morph into a real business.
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The piano-pounding stasis of "All Tomorrow's Parties" and the solemnity of "Venus in Furs" came through; the drug-rush acceleration of each verse of "Heroin," sung by Tunde Adebimpe of TV on the Radio, was recaptured, though more methodically.
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Best of all are Pyongyang naengmyeon, a northern specialty of cool, slippery buckwheat noodles in a chile-laced broth with hard-boiled eggs, pork, and condiments that our waitress assembles methodically, giggling all the while, for a full five minutes.
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That's partly thanks to a story that methodically killed off its most interesting characters (and some of its best actors) as it winnowed into a more traditional good-versus-evil tale centered on its least interesting ones (Jon and Dany).
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Other podcasts, like the fantastic (and horrifying) Dr. Death, methodically examine all of the systemic failures that a predator can exploit, as well as the dangerous built-in social assumptions that empower him, which can ultimately impact and endanger entire populations.
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Honnold is also a student of Yosemite climbing history who has methodically bested the marquee climbs of every Yosemite free-soloist before him, and he has spent years quietly preparing himself for the free-solo to end all free-solos.
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Bin Laden and the core of Al Qaeda believed in pursuing their strategy slowly and methodically over generations, avoiding holding territory while the United States remained capable of military pushback, and in the meantime promoting good relations with tribal hosts.
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Not all of these facts factor into the formal impeachment articles -- abuse of power and obstruction of Congress -- that the Senate is considering, but the case, methodically laid out with video from the House impeachment hearings, is hard to deny.
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Methodically weighing these factors would take a lot of time and energy, but you're able to make a quick decision by using the same trick as the Google search engine when it replies to your query in less than a second.
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On Thursday, Mr. Nadler lectured extensively on the constitutional and historical standards for impeachment, setting the stage for the managers to methodically argue that Mr. Trump's actions toward Ukraine constituted an impeachable abuse of power that warrants his removal from office.
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The reality of the past eight years is that North Korea has methodically plotted and implemented a strategy of building missiles and warheads using the political shield of China, a country unwilling to impose crippling sanctions sought by the United States.
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The process by which the artist Dustin Yellin creates his signature works — methodically collaging tens of thousands of tiny cutout images on multiple glass slabs, then stacking those layers to create intricate three-dimensional sculptures — doesn't require much technological intervention.
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The mantis was clinging with its back legs to the rim of the feeder, holding its feathered catch in its powerful, seemingly reverent front legs, and methodically chewing through the hummingbird's skull to get at the nutritious brain tissue within.
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In Ladispoli, which in the 1970s and '80s became a temporary harbor for thousands of Russian Jewish immigrants escaping persecution in the Soviet Union, Ms. Di Porto, eyeglasses hanging on a string around her neck, methodically prepared for a cooking demonstration.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Segal — wearing a brown apron and glasses, which made him look a little like Geppetto as he sat hunched over a workbench — methodically took apart a violin that had developed a crack in its top.
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Once you get a grasp on these things, which happened pretty quickly for me, it's all about moving through levels one step at a time and methodically executing every person in your path as well as Wick does in the trilogy.
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"At the crux of this case is the fact that the government of Iran systematically and methodically hacked into our country's computer networks with the intent to steal as much information as possible," U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said at the time.
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"The cool thing right now is not the Knicks," Durant said in an October radio interview as part of a lengthy explanation of why signing with the methodically built Nets was so much more appealing to him and Kyrie Irving.
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Just over a month ago, the Los Angeles Times published a groundbreaking report that methodically displayed how corporations operated by people falsely claiming to be Cherokee Nation citizens have drained $300 million in government contracts set aside for Native-run businesses.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Boris Johnson has methodically shielded himself from the scrutiny of the news media during Britain's general election campaign, becoming the latest populist political leader who has tried to bypass journalists and take his message directly to the people.
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Dushku, who starred in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and other projects, wrote that Kramer "methodically" gained her parents' trust prior to the alleged molestation incident, which she wrote happened in a Miami motel room with a then 36-year-old Kramer.
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But the fact that this study was methodically conducted by a neutral party didn't stop Trump from again taking to Twitter on Friday night to declare the death toll wrong, without presenting even one shred of evidence to support his contention.
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"To that end, map drawers methodically dismantled the sixth district, breaking apart large swaths of territory dominated by rural Republicans and replacing them with smaller, densely populated areas dominated by suburban Democrats," their lawyer, Michael Kimberly, argued in court papers.
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"The right wing, very purposely and methodically, has built a stable of nominees that fit their ideological profile, and it's been a national movement, well organized and strategized," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, who serves on the Judiciary Committee.
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Benintendi was upset, too, and demonstrated his ire by methodically throwing down three pieces of equipment — his bat, his arm pad and his helmet — and barking at Hoye before he was led away by the third base coach, Carlos Febles.
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It's not that Judge Miller directly cited many of the cases that the young lawyer Ruth Ginsburg won, and in which she methodically showed the nine men of the 1970s Supreme Court how to construct a jurisprudence of sex equality.
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It will also fit in your beach tote, so it's not half as awkward to carry, and rather than having to methodically drive an umbrella or stakes into the ground, you just use the sand and or rocks that nature provides.
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Biofuel groups have asked the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit in Washington to review legality of the waivers - arguing the EPA is "methodically destroying the demand for renewable fuels" - and to force the EPA to disclose them.
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And then, obviously, there's the random justice-seeker who appears to have no involvement in the accident, but jumps out of his van—where he apparently has a sledgehammer at the ready—and proceeds to methodically swing at the SUV.
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Back in 1911, Welles was part of a surge of photography projects that methodically chronicled cityscapes, such as Rudolph M. De Leeuw's Both Sides of Broadway published in 1910 (you can flip through the whole book online at the Internet Archive).
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BANNON: I think if you put in instead they are going, hey, this guy is the leader of the west he&aposs laying out methodically what it takes for the defense of the west that they have to have an alliance that works.
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How delightful it is then that the show methodically and academically does what it says on the tin: offer compelling instances of collaboration, consistently demonstrated with convincing examples, and reveal the twists and turns of a 21514-year friendship and artistic relationship.
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Jeffrey Tibbetts prepped for implantation and scrubbed in, methodically sudsing up to his elbows, scraping the dirt from under his fingernails and scouring his hands with a rough brush to render his body sterile before donning a pair of beige latex surgical gloves.
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Loaded in a hopper on the side of the grill, they're gravity-fed into an auger that methodically pulls the pellets to a small firebox on the bottom of the grill where they're burned, providing the right temperature and amount of smoke.
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Returning from a dinner out to celebrate Bart's upcoming graduation from Sam Houston State University, the family was confronted inside their home by a masked gunman who methodically fired four shots — one aimed at each person as they came through the front door.
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John Singer Sargent contrasted a gleaming full moon with gaslight over promenaders in a garden, Sonia Delaunay-Terk's abstractions transformed electric lights into bursts of geometric color, and Charles Marville methodically photographed the new gas lamp posts that glowed throughout the French capital.
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"When the worst parts of the internet want to try and be a little more mainstream, they go to Disqus," E.J. Gibney, an independent researcher who has methodically tracked and collected extremist content on the platform for nearly two years, told BuzzFeed News.
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Legal scholars said that anti-abortion lawmakers and activists had in the past largely stuck to methodically chipping away at abortion rights, such as laws passed in Louisiana and Texas that required doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
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The most disturbing images for me are the ones near the end, where a whale's body is cut, methodically and relentlessly, gutted and parceled and the documentation of its dissection makes me think of the recurring theme of our human history: blood.
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A followup to the 2016 best-selling memoir, Bare Bones, the new book is a primer on how Bones has methodically battled through his failures — and his fear of failing — to become host of the most popular country morning-radio show, on iHeartMedia.
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After all, the tax code, while complex, is certainly not rocket science and taking advantage of the quite above-board ways in which investors can minimize tax on investment gains is pretty much a matter of methodically placing one brick upon another.
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And, as the Supreme Court put on vivid display in Epic Systems, it has allowed for employers to methodically hack at the procedural apparatus that regular people use to validate their rights by funneling all of their claims into closed-door arbitration proceedings.
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They say, 'I'm happy to buy some blank tapes and spend an evening methodically recording songs onto them via a two-slot cassette player' or 'You are worth the effort involved in illegally downloading MP3s, risking viruses, and burning them to disc.
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Here Duffy begins methodically moving in with a double jab, Madadi rapidly back tracks well in excess of what is needed, and so Duffy gives up, waits for Madadi to come back to him and steps in with a beautiful one-two.
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Experienced strategists and their candidates, who could always work through their election plans methodically — promoting their candidacies one foot in front of the other, adjusting here and there for the unexpected — suddenly found that they couldn't operate the way they always did.
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In the next room, someone cuts leather and horsehair, and a few steps away, others labor at workbenches, methodically assembling the various pieces into sculptural light fixtures that conjure up a vague industrial past and are imposing enough to transform a space.
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The Federal Reserve's plan to methodically raise short-term interest rates over the next couple years may not boost bank shares, contrary to popular belief, and could instead hurt the group's profitability as it flattens the so-called yield curve, Deutsche Bank said.
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Policy pushes and pushback During his tenure as chairman of the House Budget Committee, he methodically rolled out detailed proposals and his expertise on economic issues was one of the reasons the 2012 presidential nominee Mitt Romney picked him as a running mate.
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Trump's ties to McCarthy are stronger than any comparison of McCarthy to Mueller, who is not a senator trying to use public hearings and reports for political gain, but rather a special counsel who by all accounts is proceeding quietly and methodically.
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Slipping back and forth between conversational Spanish and English with a man seeking naloxone and fentanyl test strips, she moved methodically step-by-step, beginning with an overview of the physical symptoms of overdose: blue nails or lips, skin discoloration and shallow breaths.
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North Korea, by contrast, appears to have planned its diplomatic overture methodically, starting with Mr. Kim's conciliatory message toward the South in his New Year's Day address, and continuing through the North's charm offensive during the Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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Methodically and with data widely drawn, Judis points the finger at a globalization that has seen once well-rewarded jobs shipped overseas; at immigration and the cultural and economic resentment it stirs; and at terrorism and the fear of the other it provokes.
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This is as true of the singer-songwriter Mitski as it is of anyone, apart from the wrinkle that she already has a singing voice like a piece of prose: It's precise and mannered, moving methodically from note to note with total composure.
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But there are few signs of any deep personal investment in the finished product, a handsome period drama which trudges methodically through events in Paris at the end of the 19th century, but which only sporadically becomes more exciting than a Wikipedia entry.
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Longo watched as the boy rammed it methodically with one of the three-inch cast-metal planes he collected, a Boeing 767-223ER, the exact model Mohamed Atta had just used to fly into the first tower of the World Trade Center.
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Stephens, an unseeded, 24-year-old American who has methodically worked her way back from foot surgery at the beginning of the year, survived in the women's quarterfinals to advance past Anastasija Sevastova of Latvia, 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (4).
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Grilling fish on the side of the road, Kumar Kali, 36, methodically broke down the math for his own dubious calculation: if three feet of bridge contained about 50 stones, he supposed, the total number beneath the water should fall close to 3,000.
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But a wider audience, for whom the hearing pre-empted "The Price Is Right" and "The View," saw something remarkable: the nation's former top lawman methodically detailing a story of being awkwardly courted and pressured by a chief executive he could not trust.
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Part of the book's power lies in Coates's intense rhetorical style; beautiful sentences full of feeling — fear from his childhood in Baltimore, love that he feels for his partner and his son, sorrow and rage over the death of a friend — stack methodically.
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One of my fondest childhood memories is of standing outside the bathroom door and listening to her on the other side, as she methodically whispered words and dates: she had a history textbook with her in the bathroom, and was cramming for class.
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He's methodically walked through, and brought along, his conference for months now on the trial structure he prefers, using briefings, presentations and one-on-one meetings and calls, according to multiple senators -- and now every member of his conference is on board.
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At an event in Wisconsin, Sanders did well to make the point that while a 40-hour workweek was a victory in the early 1900s, the American labor force has since been methodically weakened and forced to concede this century-old staple.
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While all eyes here have been focused on Trump, North Korea has been focused on perfecting the miniaturization of its nuclear stockpile into warheads that could fit on long-range ballistic missiles and on methodically testing those missiles, with mixed success, so far.
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Having started his career in New Jersey politics at age 20 on the Union City school board, Mr. Menendez methodically worked his way up the state's political ladder — mayor, assemblyman, state senator and congressman — before reaching the United States Senate in 2005.
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"Each one tells a story…our subject right here is originally from New York state," says Lumish, as he methodically sprays the stone while scrubbing away mold and mildew so deeply permeated that each swirl of his brush creates a wave of green muck.
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On the other side of Pennsylvania Avenue, special counsel Robert Mueller has been quietly and methodically building the equivalent of a small US attorney's office -- a team of formidable legal minds who've worked on everything from Watergate to Enron, unlikely to leave any stone unturned.
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"After we have isolated various cell types, we can methodically annotate the Atlas by labeling or "tagging" the different types of proteins found in each cell, which are what genes produce to control a wide range of bodily functions," BioHub states on its website.
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The away team—this year made up of Wiens, teardown engineer Jeff Suovanen, and photographer Adam O'Comb—methodically works through the iPhone and sends photos of it back to headquarters, where engineers and analysts try to identify what, exactly, is going on in it.
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Democrats promise that the public hearings, which begin Wednesday with William B. Taylor Jr., the top American diplomat in Ukraine, will methodically connect those actions to Mr. Trump and lay out the case that he abused the levers of his power for personal political advantage.
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It goes like this: I methodically tie myself into submission, feel the literalness of the constraints, experiment with ways I can struggle, panic at the possibility that escape is impossible, force myself to relax into the discomfort of being powerless, and then free myself.
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Disease pathogenesis: Seventeen prior essays—dating back to May—have explored how rapidly and methodically the underlying malignancy has metastasized globally, the most recent of which have elucidated the legal underpinnings of this effort and the flimsy rationalizations for procrastination that have been diagnosed.
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In the bright, white office area, shoes are designed on computers, while out in the factory space, the high-pitched sound of a latest-generation laser can be heard as it methodically swirls over a batch of leather, cutting intricate patterns and slots (for crystals).
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Dissatisfied with the response of race officials, they methodically gathered evidence from the minutiae of her record: official race photographs, timing data, photographs from spectators along the routes, the accounts of other competitors and volunteers who saw, or did not see, Miller at various points.
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No New Approach John Kavanagh's prediction of a fourth round knockout of the Stockton native in a recent Periscope Q and A led many to believe that McGregor would look to go back to his old amateur boxing roots and methodically pick Diaz apart.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI — Art patronage tends to be an affair over time: a collector will acquire an artist's work slowly, methodically, riding out the natural waves of creativity and invention while nurturing a deep, drawn-out appreciation for the artist's worldview.
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But one particular eccentricity has stuck in my brain: the vast database of "face charts" on the company intranet, methodically naming and picturing the gallery's most prized collectors, ostensibly so we could tell the Real Big Spenders apart from hordes of well-dressed nobodies.
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The audible mechanical clicks and snaps of the AR-15 being assembled becomes the soundtrack to the ad, as Mr. Kander methodically puts together the rifle, his blindfolded gaze still fixated on the camera, his hands confidently finding and securing the hinges of the gun.
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Sometimes guys will work towards the choke methodically through a dominating performance—think B.J. Penn boxing his man up, driving into half guard and passing straight to mount, taking the back and looking to pin one of the opponent's arms with his own heel.
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County Sheriff R. Glenn Smith and District Attorney Elton Mathis, in interviews, methodically recount a tale of a woman unrecognizable to her family and friends, of a woman who was terrified, abandoned by her family, aggravated, and unstable whom they believed took her own life.
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On March 21919, 21919, the commission president and head of the American Federation of Labor, Samuel Gompers, ushered Bouvier and her colleagues into the French Ministry of Labor, where the women methodically laid out their vision of fair international labor standards for working women.
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Headed by the wealthy Meyer Offerman (Al Pacino), the Hunters (if they sound like a superhero team, that's intentional) methodically vet and seek out their victims and dole out painful justice on them, making sure they know exactly what crimes they are asking for.
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For the preceding 20 minutes, a voice whispering — as if to titillate people who get off on such sounds — had been methodically counting down the number of movements left in the work, periodically interjecting "wait … wait," like a dominatrix version of an audio crosswalk alert.
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Amundson "deliberately, methodically, and repeatedly traded his public office for entertainment expenses and the services of prostitutes, and in so doing, aligned himself with a foreign defense contractor over his Navy, his colleagues and his country," US Attorney Adam Braverman said in the statement.
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"These instructions were blatantly disseminated by the government, and in most cases, barring a few sterling exceptions, methodically carried out by the police and Indian Administrative Service," concluded a citizen-led inquiry that included former Supreme Court justices and a former senior police official.
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There is stirring, beautifully structured writing here, particularly in the title essay, a profile of Fisher, which combines many of the writer's signal interests — our unconscious aggression and the way we methodically and unknowingly recreate the world of our childhood in our adult lives.
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In a postseason in which Damian Lillard of the Portland Trail Blazers hit a jaw-dropping step back and then waved the Oklahoma City Thunder off the floor, and Kevin Durant is on his own torrid run, Leonard has methodically and quietly destroyed his opponents.
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Over the past half-dozen years, prosecutors and federal agents methodically uncovered an intricate and clandestine web of vote rigging, bribes, and kickbacks at nearly every level of the game, including the selection of which country will host the World Cup, the planet's most popular sporting event.
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Snowden suggests that all of these files were on a staging server somewhere within the Equation Group servers and by admitting they scoured the Group's "source range" we learn that the Shadow Brokers found one Equation Group server and methodically tried IP addresses in that range.
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Like the Coen brothers, who've methodically worked through every possible Hollywood genre, many of Soderbergh's biggest financial successes have happened when he's seemingly tinkered the least, including Ocean's Eleven, Twelve, and Thirteen, all fairly straightforward updates of a loose (and straightforwardly generic) heist film from the '50s.
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"I believe that this is a time for mercy," he announces near the front, and for the rest of the book he stays on message as methodically as any campaigning politician — or, for that matter, any pop star who knows that all you need is love.
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That's why the image of him in the doctored video body slamming and repeatedly punching a person in the face who represents a media outlet he has been railing against is so dangerous -- particularly as he has been methodically ratcheting up his attacks on the press.
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Mr. Uematsu, who resigned from Yamayuri-en in February and spent a few weeks in a psychiatric hospital, went on a rampage in the middle of the night, breaking into the center and methodically going from room to room, slashing the throats of residents as they slept.
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At one point, while looking at "Stone Wash Freezer Burn" (2016), I imagined the artist using a straightedge razor to lay the paint down, methodically working it back and forth over the surface as he tries to smooth out the layers of colored paste, one atop another.
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Clinton is committed to architecting social gospel norms and ideals systematically and to applying them methodically through public institutions and federal law enforcement to improve civil society systemically for all citizens including individuals, who are addressing historical injustices of disability, gender, national origin, race and sexual orientation.
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Roof pulled the trigger 75 times as he methodically killed Hurd; Clementa Pinckney, 41, the church's pastor and a state senator; DePayne Middleton Doctor, 49; Sharonda Coleman Singleton, 45; Susie Jackson, 87; Ethel Lance, 70; Myra Thompson, 59; Daniel Simmons Sr., 74; and Tywanza Sanders, 26.
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I realize this is ridiculous coming from a guy who just wrote a book with the title "Insane Clown President," but I think we should slowly, methodically focus on the hard facts of everything he's doing and not get into flame wars and distractions and soap operas.
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You can choose to methodically use the strategies you've learned from the in-depth tutorials, and slowly use a process of elimination to figure out which cubes to remove, or instead take risks and make educated guesses to add a bit of excitement to the proceedings.
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Ms. Gillibrand, a Democrat from New York, has instead methodically conserved her campaign cash, building a $10.7 million federal treasury that is among the largest in the country; a war chest that she could use to jump-start a bid for the White House in 2020.
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The prosecution built a convincing case that Mr. Mateen methodically made arrangements for the attack, apparently inspired by the Islamic State propaganda he obsessively consumed online — including a video he watched weeks before the shooting urging bloodshed against Americans during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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"The way to move Congress is to show where the people stand on this issue, and you do that most effectively through state ballots and state legislation," Mr. Feinblatt said, likening the approach to the way gay rights advocates methodically advanced marriage rights through state legislatures.
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Designing for the Austin, Texas-based movie poster outfit Mondo, Mr. Shaw captured the fun and the fear of the movie with a key scene: Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) is hypnotized by the way his girlfriend's mother (Catherine Keener) methodically stirs a spoon in a cup of tea.
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Inspired by Benjamin Franklin, who methodically tracked his own development of 13 virtues (including sincerity, justice and humility), I sat down every day and asked myself if I had been good, if I had been truthful, if I had been kind, if I had been compassionate.
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Despite what both she and the book's title will tell you, Eleanor is far from fine, and in a neat twist on the unreliable narrator trope, Honeyman subtly but methodically unpacks her protagonist's mysterious traumatic past, adding shading and nuance to Eleanor's unpleasant and occasionally obsessive behavior.
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The employee, a 45-year-old man who worked in computer services for the intelligence division of the Paris police, moved methodically from his office, up the stairs and back down, killing one woman and three men as he went, police union officials told French television.
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A small, but significant, segment of those in the president's orbit say it's wishful thinking that the probe will end soon, reflecting their growing anxiety that Mueller is methodically working his way up the food chain in an investigation that is months — if not years — from completion.
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PARELES Suave, leisurely and benignly affectionate, Keith Urban reaches back to doo-wop chords and piano triplets for a song that methodically works out the possibilities of its title: "Let's put a kiss at the top of your list/We can be naughty or nice," he offers.
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But to say too much more about its plotting or its characters would spoil some of its pleasures, which unfold languidly and methodically, but always with purpose, always with a sense that Camille is standing athwart bigger and bigger waves that always threaten, to drown her.
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He methodically cleans the houses in the neighborhood: strips the house of useful materials like batteries, drags out the decomposing corpses and buries them in a field, cleans up, and then marks the street outside the house with a huge spray-painted X to signal its completion.
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They said searches were carried out in the suspects' homes and offices and the detainees were suspected of having "acted together and methodically with the prime suspect in order to create and present fictitious contracts and deals ... in a foreign country in order to transfer funds and launder money".
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"I remember vividly how he methodically drew the shades and turned down the lights; how he cranked up the air-conditioning to what felt like freezing levels, where exactly he placed me on one of the two hotel room beds," writes Dushku, before explaining how Kramer molested her.
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Meanwhile, by taking its time and telling its story methodically, The Night Of can also build its vision of New York City as a place quietly seething with tension, whether racial (the Pakistani Naz is called several racial epithets reserved for Muslims and Arabs), class-based, or power-based.
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