Jon Moll, sheriff's deputy Deputy Moll sees the pipeline protest through a bug-spattered windshield, his patrol car slipping along North Dakota's gravel county roads.
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" A gangster's moll laments her addiction to "The Stuff.
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Tonight, Moll and Quiles would bring the restaurant's classics back.
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Moll and Quiles on the fry and saute stations, respectively.
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Or Moll Flanders, a zaftig Lillian Gish batting her eyelids?
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Moll cofounded Hansen in 2002 and took it public in 2006.
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"It's massive, it's just massive," Moll said in a Skype conversation.
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How old is Moll Huntford (Jessie Buckley), the heroine of "Beast"?
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"We have developed what we call a platform technology," says Moll.
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But Mr. Moll says the deputies are not the bad guys.
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That company, founded by one of the progenitors of the surgical robotics industry, Fred Moll, is the first to offer serious competition to Intuitive Surgical's technological advantage — no wonder, considering Dr. Moll also founded Intuitive Surgical.
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Just that week, Moll had received word that they and three other Puerto Rican chefs were invited to cook at the James Beard House, where Moll would be the first trans chef to grace the famed kitchen.
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" She switched to a 1940s moll voice: "And I've read them all!
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Horujko has been with the OSU police department since January 2015, Moll said.
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R.A. moll, adulterous hussy—than does a girl who reads while she walks.
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Take this song, "Nickel Under Your Foot," sung by the Moll, a prostitute.
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Moll and his colleagues built a device and called it the da Vinci.
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In the cartoon, Harley Quinn was portrayed as sort of a 40s gangster moll.
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The 11-year-old company was founded by surgical robotics pioneer Dr. Frederic Moll.
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I'd like to play someone like a gun moll—that's something I've never done before!
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"We owe him a debt of gratitude," said Monica Moll, director of OSU public safety.
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John Larroquette, Markie Post, Richard Moll, Charles Robinson and Marsha Warfield starred alongside Mr. Anderson.
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Auris was founded by surgical robotics pioneer Frederic Moll, who also co-founded Intuitive Surgical.
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I would like to play a sassy, funny moll — you know, a bawdy, loud woman.
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"We owe him a debt of gratitude," said Monica Moll, director of Ohio State public safety.
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"We owe a debt of gratitude to [Horujko]," OSU's Director of Public Safety Monica Moll said.
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Margarete Moll, known as Greta, became the painting's owner after her husband Oskar died in 1947.
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On the line was David Moll, a news editor for The Times based in Hong Kong.
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But Moll has started a new venture, his fourth, called Auris Health in Redwood City, California.
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Shouting, crooning, or oversharing, she's not some fake-or-not gangsta moll, though once she carries a .
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No matter how good robotics and AI become, Moll said he doesn't think that will ever happen.
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In "Midnight Mary," Loretta Young's abused moll is forced to shoot her way out of economic bondage.
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So from a Jodie Foster movie where she plays a gun moll to Winona Ryder to Millie Brown.
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"A CT scan shows a mass or a lesion," Dr. Moll said in an interview at the time.
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To confirm her identity, Moll said that the company asked her to send a photo of her passport.
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For months now, Mekasi Horinek and Deputy Jon Moll have lived these demonstrations, day in and day out.
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"You run a 1,000-pound animal at a 200-pound person, that's a deadly threat," Mr. Moll said.
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"You're trying to make a judgment about how much should I take, and there's patient interaction," Moll said.
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The Virtual Watchers by Joana Moll and Marius-Pé Joana-Moll, speaking at Disruption Network Lab Bots are all over the internet, following you on Twitter, masquerading as web traffic, and chatting to you as online assistants, and now they're the subject of a new exhibition coming to London this weekend.
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Frederic H. Moll trained to become a surgeon, but never completed his residency at Virgina Mason Hospital in Seattle.
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Mr. Moll, 38, remembers learning about the diversity of this country as the only white child in his class.
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So said (in so many words) the legendary surgical robotics founder Dr. Frederic Moll at Disrupt SF last year.
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Another threat comes from Johnson & Johnson, which now has a robotics division headed by none other than Fred Moll.
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The big picture: Frederic Moll founded Auris as well as Intuitive Surgical, the world's predominant maker of surgical robot machines.
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This piece of art, called The Interfaced Boarder by Joana Moll, is a response to the rise of e-vigilatism.
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Frederic Moll has to be one of the most successful inventors and entrepreneurs who is not yet a household name.
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Moll says Auris is hoping to bring the system to hospitals and outpatient centers by the end of the year.
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At one point, Moll settles into the hole where a body has been found, filling her mouth with damp earth.
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Berlin-based NGO Tactical Tech collaborated with artist and researcher Joana Moll to uncover these practices in the online dating world.
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In May 2017, Moll and Tactical Tech purchased one million dating profiles from the data broker website USDate, for around $153.
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Deputy Moll described the tensions of a demonstration last month where, sheriff's officials say, a protester on horseback charged at deputies.
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Moll will join J&J after its acquisition closes, the company said, but did not disclose what role he would play.
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And Kurt Moll, a German basso who was his generation's pre-eminent Baron Ochs in "Der Rosenkavalier," has died at 78.
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But because he is having an affair with the Irishman's moll (Sienna Miller), he can't keep the mob at bay for long.
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This is the brainchild of Frederic Moll, one of the founders of Intuitive Surgical (though he left more than ten years ago).
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David Moll, a news editor based in Hong Kong, was on the line with news of a possible earthquake in North Korea.
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"He's never not showed up for work," explained Betty Davis, the actress who plays gangster moll Egypt the First Lady on 848.
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As the Hulu documentary by James Moll shows, Mr. Fairey has gone from great heights to dramatic lows in the last decade.
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The earliest English novels, from "Moll Flanders" (1722) to "Clarissa" (1748), were published anonymously, with titles that implied they were true stories.
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Moll told me that she tried asking OkCupid to hand over what it has on her and erase her data from their servers.
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She made her debut as Annina, in Strauss's "Der Rosenkavalier," with Tatiana Troyanos, Kiri Te Kanawa and Kurt Moll, who died in March.
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" Mr. Moll was a comic, scene-stealing Osmin in Mozart's "Die Entführung aus dem Serail" and a stentorian Commendatore in Mozart's "Don Giovanni.
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Forty percent fewer tech jobs were posted to his site in January 2016, compared to average postings during every January since 2012, Moll said.
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Oliver Williams, Margarete Green, and Iris Filmer sued the National Gallery in London over Henri Matisse's 1908 portrait of their grandmother, Margarete 'Greta' Moll.
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At Auris Health, Moll and his team have put a high-tech spin on the endoscope with a robot they call the Monarch Platform.
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A Manhattan district judge dismissed a lawsuit filed against London's National Gallery over the ownership of Henri Matisse's 1908 portrait of Margarete "Greta" Moll.
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When we first meet Moll (Jessie Buckley) in Michael Pearce's "Beast," she's a wallflower-ish 27-year-old living on the isle of Jersey.
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Jenna Moll is the deputy director for the Justice Action Network, which bring together progressive and conservative partners to work for criminal justice reform.
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"Well, it took me forever to do it properly," Mr. Moll said in a wide-ranging interview with The New York Times in 1979.
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Public safety director Monica Moll identified the suspect as Ohio State student Abdul Razak Ali Artan during the second press conference of the day.
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Gretchen Moll plays as a selfish, neurotic drunk without a care for her grieving son, and Michelle Williams plays a nagging, sour-faced, misanthropic hoser.
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Pascal, who has a dingy criminal record, is a person of interest to the police, but Moll finds it hard to stay away from him.
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Harley has joined that group, and now that she no longer has the immunity of being Joker's moll, Roman can dispose of her at will.
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"For these operagoers, Mr. Moll wasn't just an artist delivering his swan song; he was more like a departing relative who would be personally missed."
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"El Depa, when it first opened, was the only place in Puerto Rico at the time doing fresh stuff grown here without any bullshit," says Moll.
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We see her grow up hard, become a gangster moll, and then try to con a guy into loving her so she can steal his jewels.
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There is mystery here, but it emanates from Moll, the root of whose rage remains unexplained, and who will not be pinned down in any way.
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With her electric twist of Titian curls and dark, secretive gaze, Moll (a riveting Jessie Buckley) has the look of a volcano that's primed to erupt.
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In 1995, a California surgeon named Fred Moll licensed the technology, with two colleagues, for tens of millions of dollars, and launched a startup, Intuitive Surgical.
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Moll knew that laparoscopy, for all its benefits, could exhaust and frustrate surgeons, who often had to spend several hours manipulating their tools through tiny holes.
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It survived the war, but following Oskar's death in 1947, Greta Moll left it with one of his former art students for safekeeping from looters in Switzerland.
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The CliffsNotes version the audience is given is that she's an accomplished psychiatrist whom the Joker seduces, transforming her into a kind of clown-themed gun moll.
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"My first reaction when NASA reached out to me was to ask if I could visit the International Space Station to examine the patient myself," Moll said.
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"That name 'Bugs' suits you like a punch in the nose," remarks his consort (Sally Eilers), a tough-talking moll who gives as good as she gets.
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Greta Moll had sat for 10 three-hour sessions for her painting, which Matisse reworked after seeing a work in Paris by the Italian Renaissance artist Paolo Veronese.
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For the unfamiliar, Moll and his team built the Da Vinci surgical systems in the early 90s to help surgeons do their work in a minimally invasive way.
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"Some have no problem with us," Deputy Moll said as he drove past the camps on Saturday, many people offering a quick wave at his sport utility vehicle.
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Fred Moll, inventor of the da Vinci Surgical System, has raised $220 million for his next-generation robotics venture, Auris Health, in a deal led by Partner Fund Management.
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Then, there is the extraordinary moment when Moll, harried by two solid men, turns and roars at them, so fiercely that they recoil as if confronted by a tiger.
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Dr. Stephan Moll at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's School of Medicine was the only non-NASA physician consulted to help the astronaut in real time.
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Auris Surgical Robotics, cofounded by superstar Fred Moll, has quietly closed on a ton of money Founded by serial entrepreneur Fred Moll — whose previous companies included the 22-year-old, publicly traded Intuitive Surgical, a robotic surgical systems manufacturer now worth around $61.4 billion, and Hansen Medical, a company that developed tools to manipulate catheters — Auris recently received approval from the Food and Drug Administration for its novel, robotic approach to surgery.
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Both Moll and chef Veronica "Vero" Quiles had been cooks at El Departamento de la Comida, the beloved San Juan restaurant opened in 2012 by food activist Tara Rodriguez Besosa.
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" Friedman agrees, saying that abrasive grooming techniques can "damage the skin barrier as well as unroof the moll scum papule, allowing for the virus to pass through the skin barrier.
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Moll, who is known as the "Bill Gates of robotics," ushered in the first wave of surgical robotics in 1995 with his company Intuitive Surgical and its Da Vinci systems.
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This time around, Welch has brought on a trio of millennial women to work alongside her, including office manager Sabah Khan, interior design associate Sarah Moll, and project manager Alex Hodges.
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In Daredevil's second season, Bernthal and Moll showed off a fine chemistry, and The Punisher taps into the special bond they have: She reflects his compassion, while he reflects her fearlessness.
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But the sale of the taxable bonds through senior underwriters Barclays Capital and Jefferies was moving forward as planned on Tuesday, according to Max Moll, spokesman for Houston Controller Chris Brown.
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"We don't even call the preshow a preshow anymore; it's such an integral part of the Old Town Music Hall experience," said James Moll, a filmmaker who volunteers for the theater.
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But Welch has upped the ante by adding a brand new staff of millennials to her team, including office manager Sabah Khan, interior design associate Sarah Moll, and project manager Alex Hodges.
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In the kitchen, hustling right alongside Moll and Quiles, are three chefs from the mainland, who came to Puerto Rico specifically to connect with El Departamento de la Comida and its mission.
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"The chairman of Tsingshan told me he would be willing to sell slabs or hot-rolled coil under fixed-price long-term contracts," said Markus Moll, managing director of steel consultancy SMR.
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We know he's minor league because of a scene in a night club, where he dances with Qiao (Zhao Tao), who is not his moll so much as his partner in crime.
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When she was thirteen, she was expelled from school for assaulting another pupil with scissors, and her glacial mother, Hilary (Geraldine James), treats Moll as if she were still in her teens.
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She is understandably vexed when Moll stays out all night, and even more upset when she takes up with a rough local lad, Pascal Renouf (Johnny Flynn), a craftsman and a poacher.
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Ranchers have grown angry and impatient with the protests and regularly come up to Deputy Moll when he gases up his car to ask him when it will all just be over.
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Unveiled in 1899, the images are being reconstructed for the first time and will be displayed alongside works by Gustav Klimt, Carl Moll, Alfred Roller and more (May 30 to Sept. 21).
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Neuroscientists Jorge Moll, Jordan Grafman, and Frank Krueger of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) have used fMRI machines to demonstrate that altruism is deeply embedded in human nature.
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Joe is sent to prison for three years, and by the time he is released, most of his main associates—the Irish kingpin, his moll, Joe's father—have dropped out of the picture.
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The use of two pianists — the fine Angela Gassenhuber and Philip Mayers in Brahms's four-hand transcription, as arranged by Phillip Moll — instead of orchestra immeasurably enhanced the intimacy and immediacy of the experience.
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Of all the cast, she seemed the truest to Tolstoy, modestly approaching his ideal of goodness, so it's disconcerting, to say the least, to observe her, as Moll, sliding headlong in the other direction.
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Ms. Morley, who played Paul Muni's moll in "Scarface" (1932) and was next cast as the corrupt president's mistress in the 1933 political melodrama "Gabriel Over the White House," was a prominent Hollywood activist.
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Auris Surgical Robotics, a 10-year-old, San Carlos, Ca.-based surgical robotics company that was cofounded by serial entrepreneur Frederic Moll, has quietly raised $280 million in Series D funding led by Coatue Management.
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There's a range of art here—from Allison Parrish, Joana Moll, and Matthew Plummer-Fernandez—but I was particularly interested in the response to the normalization of listening bots, like Amazon Echo and Google Home.
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LOLIEM, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For Meena Varik, a teacher in Loliem village in southern Goa, the Bhagwati Moll plateau has always been community land meant for cattle grazing, temple processions and a wildlife reserve.
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They were in the prep kitchen at their current outpost inside the tiki bar Junglebird—where, just the night before, Moll had celebrated their first anniversary as chef of Jungle Bao Bao, Jungle-bird's comida counterpart.
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Whether playing the infatuated gangster's moll, the resigned prisoner drained of spirit, the hardened and scrounging ex-convict, or the small-time, seen-it-all maven that Qiao eventually becomes, Zhao is never less than convincing.
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Manchester By the Sea Directed by Kenneth Lonergan Starring Casey Affleck, Gretchen Moll, Michelle Williams, Matthew Broderick Grade: HUGE WHOPPING FAIL Here's a perfect example of a wonderful film written by a man who clearly hates women.
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Stirring murder mystery, love story and psychodrama into a mesmerizing slurry, Mr. Pearce turns his native island of Jersey into a sunlit trap where Moll chafes against her domineering mother (an icy Geraldine James) and conservative community.
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Her father, Emil Jakob Schindler, was a respected landscape painter, and her stepfather, Carl Moll, was a co-founder of the Vienna Secession (a progressive group of artists that included Klimt, Egon Schiele, and Kokoschka, among others).
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Then, after dancing the night away with a stranger at a local bar, Moll is saved from assault by Pascal (Johnny Flynn), a mysterious outsider whose habit of poaching rabbits lends him a peculiar odor — which she finds intoxicating.
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I asked Moll how she knew whether the profiles she obtained were real people or fakes, and she said it's hard to tell unless you know the people personally—it's likely a mixture of real information and spoofed profiles, she said.
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Moll said Tsingshan's offer of fixed long-term pricing might even, in the long run, force rivals to reroll the company's slab to produce benchmark stainless grades rather than making the metal from scratch and adding a volatile alloy surcharge.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The National Gallery of Art in London was sued on Wednesday in New York for the return of the 1908 Henri Matisse painting "Portrait of Greta Moll" by three grandchildren of its subject, who claim it was stolen.
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Margarete Moll, known as Greta and a pupil of Matisse, lived in Germany during World War 2, and soon afterward entrusted the painting for safekeeping from looters to an art student of her husband Oskar in Switzerland, according to the complaint.
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"Beast" is at its best when Buckley is at her most undaunted, showing us Moll at her most extreme—when she lies down by moonlight, for instance, in the shallow hole where a murder victim was found, beside a potato field.
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But Jersey is haunted by the horrific murders of young women, and Pascal is soon targeted as the prime suspect — prompting Moll to defend him, and unleashing a side of herself she has kept locked away for far too long.
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This time, Moll says, his goal isn't to produce a huge robot for an operating room; instead, he plans to manufacture a more portable multipurpose device that can be deployed throughout a hospital, assisting on everything from colonoscopies to heart surgeries.
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His mother retired as an art teacher at the Odyssey School in Pikesville, Md., and is now a plein-air landscape painter whose work is represented by Beaudry Gallery and Framing in Dallas, and by Crystal Moll Gallery in Baltimore.
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The deal Mr. Moll struck with his daughter, for example, was that she would pay monthly common charges (in the neighborhood of $1,100) as well as the quarterly taxes, while the roommate he insisted upon as part of the arrangement paid $1,350. (Ms.
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In fact, when Megan encounters Larry (Richard Moll) and Lloyd (Wesley Mann), two former disciples of Mary's who now devote their time to showing the next generation that they have options, she asks them to teach her how to be a lesbian.
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Other personas include a club moll paying the rent with her prosthetic ass, a jobseeker turned stickup kid, a Mona Lisa, a junkie, and a gal smart enough to polish up a Babyface hook for the love of her life (she wishes).
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It is also organized around a single, unified plot, which distinguished it from Defoe's more episodic "Moll Flanders" (1722), a pseudo-memoir that recounts its protagonist's varied and largely illicit pursuits, from her inauspicious beginnings through her late years in the colonies.
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Kurt Moll, the imposing German bass whose theatrical flair and cavernous low notes allowed him to plumb the serenity, humor and ferocity of a wide array of operatic characters created by Mozart, Strauss and Wagner, died on March 20063 in Cologne, Germany.
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By the bottle, there are oddities such as apple wine and mead, but also a few things you might have heard of: a cremant d'Alsace from Dirler Cadé, a Sybille Kuntz riesling, an Olga Raffault chinon and a lean, exact pinot noir from Enderle & Moll.
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But when the clock struck five, Paxx Caraballo Moll, in a navy work shirt nearly soaked through, sweat beading along their sideburns, in a hat with the word "QUEER" stitched across its front, was confronted with a mass of ripe plantain gnocchi dough that needed rolling.
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Oakland activated OF Jake Smolinski and C Josh Phegley from the 43- and 10-day disabled lists, respectively, and recalled LHP Sam Moll and SS Franklin Barreto from Triple-A Nashville while learning that RHP Paul Blackburn (hand) likely will miss the remainder of the season. 2.
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From his patrol car, Mr. Moll says, he saw one of the horses charge directly at a line of officers, and he hit the gas and raced over to cut off the horse as another officer raised a shotgun loaded with beanbag rounds at the rider.
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"All the companies are working to do all the transfers at the same time, so the regulatory system is going to have a difficult time coping in the 16 months left before Brexit," Nathalie Moll, director general of European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations, told Reuters.
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That's why we are bringing Frederic Moll, chief development officer for the digital surgery group at Johnson & Johnson to talk about robots, Marillyn A. Hewson, chairman, president and CEO at Lockheed Martin discussing the space industry and Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg going over the opportunity around 5G.
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"The Protocols of the Elders of Zion" was published, like "Moll Flanders," with no name on the title page; it, too, claimed to be a true account of real events — in this case, a meeting at which Jews plotted to take over the world and destroy civilization.
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In a 3-0 decision on Monday, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York said sovereign immunity shielded the museum and Britain from having to return "Portrait of Greta Moll" to the grandchildren, Oliver Williams and Margarete Green from Britain and Iris Filmer from Germany.
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Her voice distorted to hide her identity, she told a primetime magazine TV show on the weekend how she received death threats in the misogynistic backlash that followed, and which also included accusations that she is a gangster's moll who takes part in orgies in exchange for drugs.
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Technology companies are always looking for bright, young talent to fill entry-level positions, but as of late it's become more competitive to land a gig in Silicon Valley, with tech job postings in a slump, according to a report by Cameron Moll, CEO of tech job board site Authentic Jobs.
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Auris is an interesting company, largely because of Moll, who previously founded three other companies, including 22-year-old, publicly traded Intuitive Surgical, which also makes robotic surgical systems and whose market cap is right now hovering around $35 billion, and Hansen Medical, a company that developed tools to manipulate catheters.
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Monarch is a new platform from surgical robot pioneer Frederic Moll "In this new era of health care, we're aiming to simplify surgery, drive efficiency, reduce complications and improve outcomes for patients, ultimately making surgery safer," said Ashley McEvoy, executive vice president, worldwide chairman, Medical Devices, Johnson & Johnson, in a statement.
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If uniformity was the object of ''power dressing,'' the prototype was Katharine Hepburn: a woman for whom pockets seemed invented; who embodied the whole idea of a tall order; whose tomboy élan and gun-moll humor, in combination with a number of custom suits, made her the ultimate midcentury working girl.
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At the prep table in front of Moll, out of whose hands gnocchi are furiously multiplying, are partners Amberle Gallup and Courtney Blake, two San Francisco-based chefs who run Private Dining Room SF, a small pop-up focused on sustainability through deepening the connection with the communities they feed and serve.
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"Normally the protocol for treating a patient with deep vein thrombosis would be to start them on blood thinners for at least three months to prevent the clot from getting bigger and to lessen the harm it could cause if it moved to a different part of the body such as the lungs," Moll said.
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Another way the data is used, according to Moll, is similar to how most websites that collect your data use it: The dating app companies are looking at what else you do online, how much you use the apps, what device you're using, and reading your language patterns to serve you ads or keep you using the app longer.
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" The aim of this tradition, Moll said, is simple: "We hope that we can give audiences a small taste of what it must have been like to visit movie houses back in the classic era of cinema, especially back in the silent days when the Mighty Wurlitzer theater pipe organ was the crown jewel of so many movie palaces.
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Mr. Moll bid an emotional farewell to the opera stage in 2006 on the last night of the annual Munich Opera Festival at the Bavarian State Opera, singing the small role of the Night Watchman in Wagner's "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" — a part he had sung nearly four decades earlier as a young performer at the Bayreuth Festival.
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Her other movie roles included "The Possession of Joel Delaney" (21992), a thriller; "The House of the Spirits" (1993), the all-star drama based on Isabel Allende's novel; "Lone Star" (1996), John Sayles's modern western; "Gloria" (1999), Sidney Lumet's remake of Cassavetes's gun-moll drama; and "All the Pretty Horses" (2000), based on Cormac McCarthy's cowboy novel.
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As its name suggests, the company's plan is to make robotics for use in human surgeries, with CEO Fred Moll saying today that the first targeted disease will be lung cancer: Investors: We're told that Cotaue Management led the round, and was joined by Viking Global, Partner Fund Management, Section 32 and return backers Lux Capital, Mithril Capital Management and Highland Capital Partners.
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She convinces the military to forcibly recruit imprisoned metahumans into an expendable, deniable black-ops fighting team called Task Force X. Her initial group includes highly skilled assassin Deadshot (Will Smith), manic former psychiatrist and current Joker moll Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie), pyrokinetic Diablo (Jay Hernandez), disfigured former wrestler Killer Croc (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje), and Australian bank robber Captain Boomerang (Jai Courtney).
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Whether you were concerned with pulling off a bank heist to get your hands on some moola without the fuzz (an old-time nickname for the police) finding out, or whether you just wanted to take your moll (your girlfriend) out to impress her by dropping some big-time simoleons on her, no self-respecting gangster would refer to money simply as money.
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