But another might be hiding more explicit stuff from others.
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A forum post from this afternoon is even more explicit.
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Few are more explicit than the enumerated powers of Congress.
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Labor union and abortion rights groups, however, were more explicit.
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So now you need to be louder and more explicit.
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Mr. Cruz has been more explicit in raising this point.
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That could disappoint investors who are expecting more explicit support.
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Attack of the Clones is more explicit in its callbacks.
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For salespeople, the goals are even more explicit and detailed.
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It seems like there was a need to be more explicit.
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We've been talking about this, but I should be more explicit.
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Several startups are looking to be a more explicit college replacement.
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DL: In my early 20s, my work was much more explicit.
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But social media records presented at trial were much more explicit.
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I used to buy more explicit art, but now I don't.
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Lawyers for Weinstein were more explicit in their line of questioning.
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There are more explicit overlaps between the Biden's and Warren's plans.
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Clinton while simply ignoring his audience's more explicit threats to her.
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First, I started by making my gender more explicit on Twitter.
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Perhaps none is more explicit about its themes than Persona 5 (2017) .
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As a result, the report recommends more explicit goals for the future.
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In a follow-up speech on Monday, Trump was slightly more explicit.
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They're also becoming more explicit in explaining the gap that has emerged.
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Bolder versions of the strategy make the central bank's largesse more explicit.
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The commodification of digital culture has engendered more explicit corporate branding, too.
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In short, American symbols are more explicit, requiring less "decoding" to understand.
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Nowhere is this more explicit than in sex ads and online pornography.
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Armstrong's version, in which Christian Bale plays Laurie, makes this more explicit:
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What made you go in that direction rather than something more explicit?
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Representative Erik Paulsen, a Minnesota Republican, was more explicit in his opposition.
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More explicit kinds of racism probably affected the policy response as well.
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The influence is generally more explicit the farther east and south you get.
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Already, there's more explicit gore, more gunshots, and more desperation to these characters.
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The drug industry has shown more explicit signs of responding to the pressure.
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It seems the more crude and the more explicit, the bigger the following.
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People were way more explicit in their "go out and do it" attitude.
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Vice President Pence was more explicit in his criticism of the Democratic Party.
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And they're a lot more explicit than what I found on material objects.
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Once the surface has been ruptured, sexuality becomes more explicit in the exhibition.
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Palamides makes the coercion in audience participation more explicit, forcing some uncomfortable questions.
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It helped tell the story in a way that was much more explicit.
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Already, markets have to make do without a more explicit central bank backstop.
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Tsai has certainly been more explicit in her anti-Beijing sentiment of late.
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"1942 Flows" provides a more explicit take on his former high-profile relationship.
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That comparison has become more and more explicit in the wake of Trump's presidency.
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Alessio Bianchi threatened to send more explicit material to Damilya's family, according to prosecutors.
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"We started texting on there, and it got a lot more explicit," Ethan said.
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"It was way more explicit than anything you saw on my stream," said Kent.
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Ben Ray Lujan (NM), who ran the Democrats' campaign efforts, was even more explicit.
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In his piece on Facebook and Holocaust denial, Rosenberg calls for more explicit editorializing.
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This is way more explicit than any biblical reference in Lost, by the way.
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The show makes queerness even more explicit than Hannibal did: Villanelle, is openly bisexual.
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Here's a more explicit card, if you're looking to strip down this Valentine's Day.
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JS: You make portraits of your friends, and you also make more explicit paintings.
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I proposed that we make a difference together and make our friendliness more explicit.
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The one-on-one sessions are more explicit, and you charge more per minute.
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Wade, but the backers of the Alabama ban have been more explicit than most.
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First, they want social conservatives to exercise more explicit power within the conservative coalition.
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In America right-wing anti-Semitism also takes a more explicit, occasionally violent form.
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In today's highly politicized environment, brands have become markedly more explicit about their views.
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His foreign minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu, was more explicit, saying Assad's administration should immediately be removed.
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They're littered with bold, vibrant graphics and more explicit "buy now" or "download now" buttons.
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Propelling more explicit human trials about how fasting impacts well-being could further fuel Zero.
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By making things more explicit we hope that we can get more useful conversations going.
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But I would have preferred if Shawkat and Arteta had made a more explicit effort.
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" Politico was even more explicit: "Ten years ago, Mike Pence would have never done this.
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The new rule is tougher and more explicit in order to back up those removals.
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However, his new book, Time and Remains of Palestine, deals with a more explicit conflict.
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I think Romney could have made this strategy more explicit, but perhaps that's for surrogates.
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Is exercising this more explicit control over her husband a sort of therapy for her?
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" He was more explicit at the fund-raiser: "I've been a Democrat my whole life.
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After the release of Fifty Shades, the submissions became edgier — more hardcore and more explicit.
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Of those two hotel lobby paintings, the smaller is the more explicit regarding sexual politics.
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Then stronger and more explicit instructions are available if you are well and truly stuck.
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It also hashed out a strategy that involved drawing more explicit contrasts to Mr. Biden.
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Mr. Mueller could not have been more explicit: His investigation did not exonerate Mr. Trump.
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The racism has gotten even more explicit, the paranoia about the deep state more extreme.
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The production is also less effective when stating its political messages in more explicit ways.
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Trump mobilized them more effectively than ever before by making more explicit appeals to their prejudices.
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Let's say Storefront closes down tomorrow and there were no more explicit recruiters in that space.
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If the Dolls pantomime seduction, then the J-Settes employ a style that is more explicit.
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He's also pushing for contact lens manufacturers to include more explicit warning labels for their products.
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When Ms. Sherman started using color photography, the sense of danger became more explicit and vivid.
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Closer integration of the exhibitions, and some more explicit discussion, might help visitors make those connections.
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Sexual difference becomes much more explicit in medical texts once women's anatomy gets its own words.
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Gradually, some animated movies became more explicit about loss and its effect on those left behind.
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Content ranges from just a bit more explicit than IG, to full blown NC-17 sex.
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Greece wants more explicit reference to the protection of workers, even as its debt crisis festers.
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Season two is even more explicit, taking place in 1979, at the dawn of Ronald Reagan's rise.
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We're discussing in more explicit terms what we're allowing or not allowing ourselves to spend money on.
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They quote from his journal, altering the text to make the fascist and racist subtext more explicit.
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HBO is notorious for showing more explicit sex scenes than most other networks are allowed on television.
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A government official, who did not wish to be named, was more explicit in comments on Wednesday.
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Waters has said she supports peaceful protests, and noted that the president has made more explicit threats.
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But following the meeting, the agency said women should get more explicit, understandable information about implant risks.
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Websites are required to ask users to give more explicit consent about what personal information they share.
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So, the more you want from her, the more you pay, and the more explicit it gets.
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As the crisis has deepened, Trump's language likening the outbreak to a war has grown more explicit.
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So when did blackface become a more explicit means of mocking black culture and cementing noxious stereotypes?
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" His tone, Mr. Paxton said, was not kind, but "he was too highfalutin to be more explicit.
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More recent efforts by Republican-held state legislatures to erect large barriers to voting are more explicit.
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Bourdain, who traveled the world and showcased an extraordinary diversity of cultures and cuisines, was more explicit.
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Here, more explicit evidence of Trump's political world leaks into the Google Maps listings for his properties.
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Trump's budget dropped language included in previous spending blueprints that made more explicit reference to repealing ObamaCare.
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But Trump has been a lot more explicit about how his administration would roll back reproductive rights.
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Even studying the brain scans of that painting-admiring pup probably wouldn't make things any more explicit.
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O. J. Simpson," by Jeffrey Toobin, couldn't be more explicit: "Simpson murdered his ex-wife and her friend.
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Since the chats are anonymous, they're often much more explicit than those with an identifiable user might be.
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That's one reason why companies are putting more explicit emphasis on their ethical standards both publicly and internally.
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So the Trump administration has in a sense merely made Mr Obama's growing partiality for India more explicit.
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In particular, more explicit information should have been made available at the first layer of the privacy policy.
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Hiroki Hashimoto, 24, who attended an army technical high school and the National Defence Academy, was more explicit.
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These scenes are strangely intimate, providing a subtle horror vibe that bridges the more explicit scenes of violence.
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The photo exchange became more explicit, Sylvie said, until she was sending close-up pics of her vagina.
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The choice to include Clemens's kin was a conscious effort to be more explicit about the designer's identity.
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The rules for the online blog comments in the Herald Journal are more explicit regarding civility and intellect.
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Posted on Facebook anonymously, that video and a more explicit second one went viral in Afghanistan. Maj. Gen.
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YouTube is more explicit with its thresholds, saying that creators can receive disciplinary action after a third strike.
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As Taylor's concerns about a quid pro quo grew more explicit, Sondland sought to put him at ease.
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While the narrative portion of the movie references this only obliquely, the interview portion is much more explicit.
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If I could write the book again, I would have a more explicit discussion of what work actually is.
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Twitter has always had policies banning violent content, such as advocacy of terrorism, and recently made them more explicit.
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Koski declined to address Google's specific case, though Google's new wording makes its compliance with the law more explicit.
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" Another Facebook post, from a man named Rusty Beasley, was more explicit: "Monkey Town has a new monkey mayor!!
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The posturing by his rival, Corey Stewart, forced Gillespie to take a more explicit position on the Lee statue.
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Trading flirty notes and then much more explicit pics makes loneliness a little more manageable and much more steamy.
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Cody's refusal to make these diagnoses more explicit has been criticized as an inadequately serious portrayal of mental illness.
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Hollywood loves nothing more than a full-throttle sex scene, but some are kinkier and more explicit than others.
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Among the more explicit lyrics, Justin Hawkins sings about the Heaving carriages of indignationGrown men weeping in pure frustration.
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He said he thought such a designation would require a more explicit statement to that effect by the government.
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The only robust fix would be to change how password managers work, requiring more explicit approval before submitting information.
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In the early days of the internet, these pictures lived alongside more explicit images on shock sites like rotten.
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"By the following decade, we have evidence of it being used in a more explicit political context," Holliday explains.
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And then the cover was like... it turned out looking way more explicit than I wanted it to look.
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Also, I believe that the queerness of the work can make it feel more explicit than it actually is.
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You could also be more explicit and try bringing up one aspect of the porn you're watching, Hope says.
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In keeping with the American impulse toward self-improvement, the transformation Oliver seeks is both simpler and more explicit.
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Without a more explicit theoretical apparatus, though, Fraser tends to default to the "indigenous to the American makeup" story.
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They've tailored their plans to include more explicit links to the war effort and a new sense of urgency.
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Facebook said Wednesday it is updating its terms of service to make its commitment to user privacy more explicit.
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In his closed-door deposition last week, Holmes was a little more explicit about what he was driving at.
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Even as the menace from homegrown extremists grows more explicit, law enforcement is wrestling with how to combat it.
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Every kind of political approach appeals to particular aspects of voters' identities; some are just more explicit than others.
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" The party has used more explicit and controversial slogans and posters too, including those proclaiming "Get your country back!
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Castro made the attack more explicit, asking the former vice president directly if he was "forgetting" his own words.
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It's not a terribly likely strategy, but perhaps Trump's more explicit appeal to white resentment gives him a shot.
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Earlier studies have found that more explicit manager performance incentives produce higher performance but significantly higher risk taking as well.
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The social component of VizEat is also more explicit, with the end product depending on interaction between hosts and guests.
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It's never more explicit than when you listen to the songs she opens and closes When I Get Home with.
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While Bughead is limited to some sultry, visually removed kissing on a couch, Varchie's sex scene is far more explicit.
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E3 was always meant to cater to investors, and that's still true today, but the first outing was more explicit.
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It's introducing a new control setting that gives users more explicit choice over background location collection on Facebook's Android app.
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This article has been updated to reflect that some copies of the letter contain much more explicit language than others.
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It's also one of the more explicit and hook laden rock songs that Justin Frye has written in recent times.
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Sex is more explicit on these new shows, as is its use as a bargaining chip, communication medium, and weapon.
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But there's a more explicit threat of disruption to the government's plans if Labour's calls for changes are not heeded.
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The Hays Code, which fizzled out in the '60s, may have censored the more explicit material in classic films — i.e.
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She later defended her comments, saying she supports peaceful protest and noted that the president has made more explicit threats.
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She later defended her comments, saying she supports peaceful protest and noted that the president has made more explicit threats.
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That followed a more explicit change in policy by the Bank of Japan in September to target government bond yields.
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While Ashton is an intuitive pupil, preferring to ponder the crux of most problems internally, Brianne favors more explicit instruction.
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Carney has previously given a more explicit signal that the BoE will act to cushion the impact of the vote.
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This is more explicit in the age of Donald Trump, but it's always been true, from Goldwater to the present.
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So I think we should be having a more explicit cultural conversation about what entitlement really should be based on.
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" He was even more explicit later in his speech: "We will follow two simple rules: buy American and hire American.
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He started telling me what a penis was for and what a vagina was, in more explicit terms than that.
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As part of his privatisation agenda, Mr Mnuchin wants government support for the housing market to be made more explicit.
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Paul Shechtman, Mr. Seabrook's lawyer, was even more explicit than Mr. Bell in his characterization of Mr. Seabrook's leadership style.
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We realized, 'We're going to have to call out this elephant in the room in a far more explicit way.
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Even as the menace from homegrown extremists grows more explicit, however, law enforcement is wrestling with how to combat it.
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I imagine that if they screen it there, they'll cut the more explicit love scenes between Mary and Percy Shelley.
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Miss Americana has a more explicit narrative than most, telling the story of Swift learning to assert her own voice.
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After weeks of trying to blunt the attacks, Warren has begun drawing more explicit contrasts with Biden and especially Buttigieg.
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To prevent negative reactions to your sobriety in the future, consider making your decision more explicit in your dating profile.
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Instead, Republicans would be trying a new approach with much more explicit losers, including a big share of their voters.
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In a letter encouraging Texas to secede and join the Confederate States, Louisiana Commissioner George Williamson was even more explicit.
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Kardashian went on to allege Chyna uses drugs and posted two more explicit nude photos, which have since been taken down.
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But as long as the BMJ is going to promote these articles, it ought to be more explicit about its game.
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But the magazine's fortunes were on a downward trend, helped along by competitors like the more explicit Penthouse and national recession.
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This trailer is shorter than the last, but it's a bit more explicit about what kind of movie we're in for.
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It's an issue that voters care a lot about, and one where sparring among candidates has been more explicit and heated.
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The bottom line: Kirwan says the charity does not plan to be more explicit about its cause in any future commercials.
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This is one area where watchOS excels over iOS, since Apple Watch's relatively small display necessitates a more explicit design language.
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The insurers appealed, arguing that Supreme Court precedents require much more explicit legislative language to eliminate a previously adopted payment obligation.
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"Mature subject matter" is often code for "more explicit sex and violence," but this wasn't the case in Life With Archie.
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A more explicit market signal, like a tax on carbon emissions, would help nuclear power more than any other government policy.
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"The book has way more torture and way more explicit descriptions of violence than we portray in our show," Macmillan said.
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Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas were more explicit in an opinion they joined by Chief Justice William Rehnquist in 1992.
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In a prominent national security address on Monday, Mr. Trump could not have been more explicit when he said that Mrs.
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A closer Senate vote might have strengthened Pelosi's hand in pressing for the more explicit protections for migrant children, they argued.
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We've laughed together at some shameless Game of Thrones lifting, never more explicit (but well natured) than in Blood and Wine.
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" Another version of the site included a more explicit anti-diversity message: "FUCK THE [CODE OF CONDUCT] FUCK [SOCIAL JUSTICE WARRIORS].
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A deleted scene that was originally a DVD extra and is now online makes all these themes that much more explicit.
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The Danish director Lars von Trier tried a more explicit damnation of the United States with "Dogville" (2003) and "Manderlay" (2005).
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Women have to overcome suspicions of weakness, which means they have to be much more explicit about their willingness to fight.
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Others worked on developing the more explicit narrative that included details about the sex acts between the president and his intern.
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My favorite of Mason's stories to date, "The Ecstasy of Alfred Russel Wallace," involves a more explicit investigation of our species.
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" What they're saying: Former Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt was more explicit in her criticism: "Is this some sort of joke?
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This has remained relatively steady since the 1990s, he said, even as more and more explicit material has become available online.
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Writing a relationship contract may sound calculating or unromantic, but every relationship is contractual; we're just making the terms more explicit.
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Southern slave-holding states were more explicit in enacting such laws, but Northern states actively barred Black people from education too.
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The definition of "rich" might vary from person to person, but the Pew Research Center has set more more explicit boundaries.
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But perhaps no brand is trying harder to make the connection between working out and glossy entertainment more explicit than Peloton.
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Although Powell didn't echo Bullard's more explicit expectation for a rate cut, investors seems to have heard all they needed to hear.
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Kincaid's books are known for turning up the heat; they are more explicit about sex, so they also attract a younger audience.
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This is dehumanizing and its own kind of violence, and it typically leads to even more explicit forms of abuse and violence.
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She also advocates much more explicit and practical instruction, such as demonstrating how to use a condom and bringing babies into schools.
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And many companies are being even more explicit about their views, weighing in on subjects like women's rights, gun control, and immigration.
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While the classic 1991 cartoon makes no mention of this, the new film adds makes it more explicit — though not by much.
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But a close look at the recommendation reveals some rationing of care that I think government agencies should be making more explicit.
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In May 2014, for example, he could hardly have been more explicit, declaring that the council was "comfortable with acting next time".
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Unlike Facebook, which shielded its involvement by using third-party testing companies, Google is more explicit about who is conducting the research.
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But the final rule — expected next year — will need stronger, more explicit consumer protections for the new regulatory system to be effective.
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She has defended her comments, saying she supports peaceful protest and that the president has made more explicit threats in the past.
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It makes everything blunter and more explicit, almost pulpy at times; among other things, we learn Offred's true name, June, right away.
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In a second video uploaded shortly after the reading, the YouTuber made his views much more explicit, and defended his earlier upload.
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Some went on to suggest that there need to be more explicit policies in the venture capital world that explicitly prevent harassment.
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But it's still far more explicit than she tends to be, signaling an urgency that surpasses her own reluctance to speak out.
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Turning an ocean wave red could signify menstruation, for example, since a more explicit period emoji didn't make the cut last year.
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Others are a little more explicit—they want to bang Batman's arch nemesis, and they're not afraid to say it, goddamn it!
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The most important thing, Evans said, is for the Fed to be more explicit about what conditions would prompt further rate increases.
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In an interview with the Los Angeles Times last year, Schwarzenegger was even more explicit about his views on Kasich's future potential.
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It was a criticism of the Conservative Party that these flaws were not made more explicit in the election campaign, he added.
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The law does not prevent them from collecting data, but it requires them to be more explicit about what data they're collecting.
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These are more explicit demonstrations of military muscle, but the sense that politics has become warlike has been brewing for a while.
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Ethan moved their Tinder conversation to Kik messenger, and then Snapchat's direct messaging, according to CBS, where the tone became more explicit.
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While it's true that governments have a similar incentive to hold down prison costs, the for-profit incentive makes that more explicit.
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With the open bar only a couple of steps from the dance area, the moves started getting much more explicit than the music.
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Trump's son was even more explicit: Local Republicans aren't any more thrilled — including the ones who stuck with him in the last run.
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It's not revolutionary — people have said it before — but it's getting to be a more explicit stance and fans are demanding it more.
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His view of the market as it rallied over the last year, and how he sold it to voters, only became more explicit.
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In general, the Fed has become more transparent and predictable over time, issuing longer statements and being more explicit about interest-rate policy.
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The animal allegories of Krazy Kat allowed Herriman to make anti-racist statements that would've been taboo if made in more explicit form.
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This time, he was more explicit: I was silent for a while before I mustered up the courage to politely decline his offer.
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"I believe he has an obligation to make his views known more explicit and unequivocally to the American people," Blumenthal said of Gorsuch.
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Explicit movement can be perceived in some of my works but never more explicit than the movement of a flower or a boar.
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Merkel's political rivals inside Germany didn't dispute her calls for a new direction, but rather made her oblique critique of Trump more explicit.
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One way to meld the intent of RTT laws with the existing EA process would be to create a more explicit regulatory pathway.
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Though most titles only hint at homosexual relations and instead feature "bromances," others are more explicit, risking the ire of the country's censors.
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The Showtime Twin Peaks takes advantage of the freedom of premium cable to make the violence bloodier and the sexual perversions more explicit.
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Aisha Madu's short animation, Bodily Dysfunctions, is a riot that just keeps getting weirder and more ridiculous and more explicit with each pass.
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This prompts the person making the request to make the blaming more explicit, in turn causing the withdrawing partner to withdraw even more.
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For instance, the college access network recommended that the app be more explicit in instructing both students and parents to sign the form.
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They've been accompanied by mass advertising, not the wink-and-nod advertisements of decades ago, but ads that are more explicit than ever.
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When you see it as three-dimensional, it becomes more explicit than when you see it abstracted, flat on wood, in a painting.
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One of the questions that came up was about whether Congress needed to be more explicit about its intentions to preserve the law.
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In November, the Securities and Exchange Commission proposed rules that would force dark pools to be more explicit about how they handle customer orders.
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"My being bought as a politically outspoken artist is a more potent advertising tool for Apple than a 100 more explicit ads," she explained.
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It takes up a bit more of the screen now, but it's also a bit more explicit about what tapping certain things will do.
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Companies should be making [human review] far more explicit — in their packaging materials, in their help pages, basically everywhere they talk about this product.
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"Could he be more explicit about that?" said Fergus Cullen, a former state Republican Party chairman who recently announced his support for Mr. Kasich.
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Ethan claimed Davies did not seemed to be bothered by Esther's age and that's when things "got a lot more explicit," he told NBC.
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Aziz Ansari, the star of "Master of None" and an outspoken opponent of Trump, was even more explicit in his criticism of the candidate.
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With remote work, nobody will know that you're working unless you tell (or show) them; therefore, remote workers need to be slightly more explicit.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage with Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from the Hangzhou government may trigger a positive rating action on HFI.
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People who contact the line do so looking for help and therefore may be more explicit in how they communicate suicidal thoughts and feelings.
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A close ally, Julio Borges, the opposition ambassador to the Lima Group, was more explicit Sunday, urging the use of force against Maduro's government.
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As the company's current head of creative content, Cooper has tried to shift the brand to a more explicit acknowledgment of its past feminism.
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"The other thing that we would have done differently, knowing what we know now, is really made our goals much more explicit, " Hsieh said.
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Bannon's apocalyptic worldview, which includes great wars and upheavals in the offing, more explicit American-Judeo-Christian-Western supremacy, and Islamophobia, should scare anyone.
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" Ivanka Trump was more explicit in her condemnations, writing, "White supremacy, like all other forms of terrorism, is an evil that must be destroyed.
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He warned that Italy's anti-establishment parties had become well-placed to fight a new election campaign on a more explicit anti-euro platform.
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Instead, it's time to make both our threats and assurances, the two key components of any coercive diplomatic strategy, more explicit and more credible.
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It updated its terms of service two weeks ago — the first significant update since 2015 — to make its commitment to user privacy more explicit.
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Or perhaps Mueller will eventually make a much more explicit connection between Russians and high-level Trump campaign officials, which will include Facebook activities.
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Two years later, he announced a run for New York City mayor but dropped out of the race when more explicit messages became public.
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However, the aid will "be tied to the acreage planted, making more explicit 'the bigger the farm, the bigger the government check,'" writes Bloomberg.
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The new television ad will run in conjunction with a spot released by the campaign last week that makes a more explicit electability argument.
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For many black people, making America "great again" is especially threatening, as it signals a return to a more explicit and unapologetic racial dystopia.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage With Xi'an Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from Xi'an Municipality may trigger a positive rating action on XICI.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage With Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from Yancheng Municipality may trigger a positive rating action on Yancheng Oriental.
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In 2000, Mr. Friedkin relented, issuing a re-edited director's cut of the film that made the triumph of Good over Evil more explicit.
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And Trump's more explicit and personal war with the Department of Justice and the FBI will doubtlessly have long term impacts on law enforcement.
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Then, he was even more explicit about why he wanted Yovanovitch gone: She was getting in the way of his pursuit of conspiracy theories.
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" During a Fox News appearance on Sunday, Scott was even more explicit, accusing Nelson of "clearly trying to commit fraud to win this election.
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Trump's witch hunt cross-references other historical and contemporary witch hunts, where the role of gender and power is more visible and more explicit.
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Privately, the President was even more explicit, warning the House GOP vote counters of the disastrous political consequences if they fail to corral sufficient votes.
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And her claim that she has a vagina made of platinum may definitely be one of the more explicit things ever said on this show.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Credit-Linked to the Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from Guangzhou Municipality may trigger a positive rating action on SFund.
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For "With Chardin" (1981), "With Bonnard" (1985) and work directly referencing Genet, connections to past artists are more explicit, and require less of the viewer.
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During the time Gaga took a break from the charts, other pop stars have been making music about their personal lives in more explicit ways.
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At some point the ECB may feel that it is assuming too much political risk and may ask for more explicit support from member states.
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So they wind up in these online communities, where more explicit and ideological members of these movements are trying to recruit and draw people in.
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Picture Who Framed Roger Rabbit but with PBS kiddie show characters instead of cartoons — and with many, many more explicit jokes about sex and drugs.
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But while Marwen is a smaller act of showmanship than his other recent live-action movies, it's also more explicit about its use of effects.
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Going forward, the company wants make sure developers using its data operate by anti-surveillance rules which, according to Sherman, will now be more explicit.
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In 2011, she was more explicit to NPR: It's still very much a man's world, and you're still looked at through a very narrow filter.
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But with Kudlow's now-public friendship with Brimelow and VDare's continuing presence in Trump-supportive right-wing media, those associations are becoming even more explicit.
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In a tiny box within the main gallery space, the size of a solitary confinement room, there are more explicit, and detailed, drawings are displayed.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage with Huai'an Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from Huai'an municipality may trigger positive rating action on Huai An Traffic.
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I realize that abstraction or art without a more explicit subject matter can be tricky to place in exhibitions whose purpose is engaging with identity.
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Solutions run the gambit from more explicit language against harassment in the guidelines for attendees to screening the guest list and revoking invitations when necessary.
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Throughout all of this, Comey reflected he could have been more explicit with the president about the inappropriateness of Trump asking about Michael Flynn's investigation.
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It would be nice to see the court be more explicit about its concerns and use the rule of lenity as a home for them.
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The Supreme Court has said that more explicit promises are required when campaign contributions are involved, but has not been clear about just how explicit.
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The administration's position could help insulate American manufacturers from pressure to include more explicit labels on their products, both abroad and in the United States.
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Eventually, the dirty-raincoat crowd abandoned this auteur, known as King Leer, for more explicit, and boringly literal, films starring Linda Lovelace and Marilyn Chambers.
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In 2018, Harvard provided its admissions officers with more explicit guidelines on when and when not to use race in reviewing applications and during interviews.
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Deeply conservative, they organize online and outside the Republican Party apparatus, engaging in more explicit versions of the chest-beating seen at the president's rallies.
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" Recently, she's added an even more explicit line, laying out her case and closing by saying "it's going to take a prosecutor to do it.
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Those seeking more explicit kitchen instruction would do well to click on David Tanis's latest column, which is about the genus Brassica, your cruciferous vegetables.
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Instead of trying to eliminate the LGBT themes within the film, filmmaker Fan said the censors have honed in on its more explicit sexual elements.
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Models who join the site often presume that their subscribers will increase in number if they post more often and make the content more explicit.
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The other two themes will focus on rebuilding the middle class and uniting Americans, which could provide opportunities for more explicit callbacks to the Obama years.
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The final third shifts to more explicit discussion around issues of extinction in the Anthropocene, but the hard work of watching the film happens before then.
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A lot of the artists in SoHo bring projects that think complicatedly about gender, race, class, and now Assembly makes some of that ethos more explicit.
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Treasury's notice makes more explicit that the sanctions restrict foreign entities from doing business with Venezuela using the U.S. financial system or U.S. brokers after April.
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Now that they're asking Americans to make sacrifices, they're going to have to start being more explicit about what cause the sacrifices are being made for.
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The implicit guarantee from central banks became a bit more explicit in the era of quantitative easing (QE)—the creation of new money to buy assets.
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Make no mistake: Trumpism is Republicanism, just a tad more explicit in its strategic use of race to fulfill a decades-long political journey toward plutocracy.
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On Channel Orange and 2011's Nostalgia, Ultra, Ocean's queerness was merely hinted at if it appeared at all, but on Blonde, it's much more explicit.
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At this late stage, it is unclear how effective the effort might be at swaying voters, especially if the campaigns do not give more explicit instructions.
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It is also proposing more explicit requirements on what sort of systems and controls platforms must have to support the outcomes for investors they are advertising.
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Now, the prevalence of digital photos, and the ease with which they can be shared, have brought this impulse to a larger and more explicit scale.
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If the answer is ambiguous, and you think it's to your advantage to be more explicit about your situation and the company's attitudes, then do so.
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The result is making racial and ethnic issues and conflicts central in the November elections in a way that's far more explicit than the recent past.
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"A few participants stressed that the committee should be more explicit about the need to achieve its inflation goal on a sustained basis," the minutes said.
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That's a different approach than that of Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren, who are making more explicit appeals to electability in the final sprint before Iowa.
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In the end, Call Me By Your Name never got more explicit than a few bare-butt shots – there's no full-frontal nudity in the film.
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And though the Hong Kong government scrapped that extradition legislation in September, the protests only escalated and have become a much more explicit anti-government uprising.
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Addressing the plight of black women in history, Warren spoke of America's racist past and present in more explicit terms than some of her Democratic rivals.
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Using charcoal to make the connection to Motherwell (and particularly his Open series) more explicit, Wiley divides the surface vertically and horizontal into three blue zones.
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The greatest trick Christian nationalists — or their more explicit cousins to the right, white nationalists — have up their sleeve is to claim they are being persecuted.
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Before you started shooting Planet Earth II, had you already planned to be more explicit about the impact of climate change on animals and their habitats?
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These pictures and bios are significantly more explicit than matches on the home page — these people are not afraid to show you what they have goin' on.
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We've seen disinformation have far more explicit and deadly consequences in other countries, it could only be a matter of time before someone gets it right here.
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From Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election to Chinese state cybercriminals breaching Marriott Hotels, the necessity to protect our national cybersecurity has never been more explicit.
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The presence of observers from the European Union, American NGOs, the African Union and the Southern African Development Community should put a lid on more explicit chicanery.
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And it would reflect a shift for the party, placing a much more explicit emphasis on abortion rights than Democrats have typically employed on the national level.
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The Gifted doesn't offer the sometimes transgressive pleasures (cursing, nudity, more explicit violence) of Marvel's Netflix shows, but instead is a network family drama with a twist.
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Greg Mankiw of Harvard, whose textbook on macroeconomics has replaced Samuelson's, is even more explicit that there can be too much as well as too little saving.
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A senior EU diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity, was more explicit about the penalties Romania might face and that they could include loss of EU funds.
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This glum, solitary feeling is made even more explicit in the relationship between siblings Valerie and Alex (which Casual has shaded with all-but-explicit incestuous overtones).
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During a failed run for New York City mayor in 2013, more explicit messages he sent came to light, originating from the time after his original scandal.
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While many have criticized President Donald Trump for his ambigious statements on the violence that unfolded in Charlottesville over the weekend, his daughter Ivanka was more explicit.
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The sanctions include a more explicit ban on the sale of luxury goods, with which the regime pampers its senior officials: no more snowmobiles or fancy watches.
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The German regulation body that monitors competition has ordered Facebook to stop some of its core activities, unless it gets more explicit user consent (via the BBC).
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In March, the FOMC was more explicit about its policy and indicated that its previous projections for two rate hikes in 2019 had been lowered to zero.
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To see more explicit non-static imagery, one would have had to go to the trouble of attending a peep show or tracking down a stag film.
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While the Carnegie Park website doesn't mention the coming subway — perhaps because the Lexington Avenue line is a block to the west — other developments are more explicit.
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Sometimes there is a deliberate act of destruction: consider the more explicit letters between Eleanor Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok, burned by Hickok for their lack of discretion.
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The title is much more explicit, but the main page encourages "casual dating based on physical attraction" rather than mentioning the words "horny" and "sex" multiple times.
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That work, a more explicit reckoning with his brother's death and violence against black men in the United States, has toured Europe over the past two years.
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But with Sanders sliding in the polls, there are signs the campaign is growing nervous -- among them, Sanders' more explicit criticism of media coverage in recent days.
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Warren stuck to that description when asked Thursday about pressure from fellow Democratic senators to be more explicit in explaining how she'll pay for Medicare for All.
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Gordon Sondland, the Trump-appointed US Ambassador to the European Union, made things even more explicit during his public testimony in November before the House Intelligence Committee.
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As a noted feminist, Ms. Markle has been far more explicit about her commitment to workplace gender equality, the #MeToo movement and championing the rights of girls.
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Users will now have to abide by a much more explicit non-discrimination policy, and the company will put more measures in place to enforce the rules.
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This ricochet of dedications is one of the more explicit modes of social and aesthetic networking that bind together the composers and artists in this rich exhibition.
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A spending bill passed earlier this year clarified that the agency can indeed research the issue, though Benjamin wishes it had been more explicit in its directive.
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The ambitions themselves could be clearer—why should "Hands Up" be so much more explicit about police violence than "Squash Squash" is about lives lost to addiction?
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Both he and guest Cardi B draw from the original's chorus, again with a different set of words in place of the even more explicit source material.
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"Transferring the US Embassy to Jerusalem would be a public and more-explicit-than-ever declaration of war against Islam," said the statement posted Tuesday on Sadr's website.
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A sign at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress hotel, which is just minutes from Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, couldn't be more explicit in its warning of alligators.
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On the other hand, it's more surprising, since Sweden has had much more explicit income redistribution than Italy and has a much greater level of measured economic mobility.
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The exhibition could make more explicit how the works in Native Artists entered the museum's collection, particularly when the collecting history ties the works to important local narratives.
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While the door is ajar for further policy easing, the RBA is tightlipped about the timing, as opposed to the past two months when it was more explicit.
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A more explicit scene typically on display at the Goldshire Inn This might all sound negligible, considering the endemic of sexual violence that still pervades our real world.
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Looking at the sign, one is reminded of how, over the course of the Black Lives Matter movement's existence, the chant's language has evolved to become more explicit.
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Multiple media companies, including CNBC, Financial Times, CNN and The New York Times, were more explicit in pointing to Khashoggi's disappearance to explain why they were not attending.
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The use of more explicit language to cover what is and is not allowed could eliminate the option of raising cash from a third party, Ms. Russell said.
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The more explicit-than-usual comments on rates were also seen as borrowing from the lexicon of other central banks, which use such language to guide market rates.
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This is in many ways an outgrowth of the Southern Strategy and tactics that play into people's racism, like dog whistles — only it's more explicit in its bigotry.
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The rapes at Craster's Keep are more explicit, but are kept somewhat in the background (around 24 minutes into Episode 4; the objectionable parts last about three minutes).
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Mr. Flake, who had initially supported the shutdown along with most Democrats, worked into the night with Ms. Collins to edge Mr. McConnell toward a more explicit statement.
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While Mr. McCain's closest friends insisted that the senator did not harbor a personal grudge toward the president, Mr. Trump's opinion of Mr. McCain has been more explicit.
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The Republican Party has become more overtly tied to white identity politics and immigration reduction, Mr. Favreau said, and Mr. Obama has become more explicit in his indictments.
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Claire Sandberg, the national organizing director for Sanders's campaign who advised Labour-aligned groups in the U.K. in 2017, offered a more explicit endorsement of the Labour Party.
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In "L'Année des Méduses" (1984), a fairly cheesy specimen of the genre, a similar (though far tawdrier and more explicit) season of naughtiness culminates in jellyfish-assisted homicide.
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The clip was soon rocketing around pro-Trump social media -- as prominent Trump allies tweeted more explicit versions of the campaign's insinuation that Clyburn had proposed Trump's execution.
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When she became a state legislator in 1983, the lessons became more explicit when she asked the House speaker on the dais his advice for getting legislation passed.
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Cruz's threats were more explicit: he posted comments like "I wanna shoot people with my AR-15" and photos of himself with his face covered, brandishing long knives.
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Natalia Bedes-Correnti, another neighbor who lives a few houses away from DeAngelo and also spoke to the Sacramento Bee was more explicit about the suspect's occasional bizarre behavior.
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Ms. Gaignard's approach is not narrative, didactic or overtly political; she wittily employs symbols a viewer understands on a visceral level, even as a more explicit meaning remains elusive.
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And after Pompeo's more explicit suggestions that the US could invade, the White House has begun briefing that Trump was again unhappy with the march towards war in Venezuela.
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Without the exposure to more explicit imagery, I became increasingly squeamish and avoidant, which means I didn't get any more exposure, which meant I became more squeamish and avoidant.
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Kodmani said the new U.S.-Russia deal was more explicit, specifying the al Qaeda-linked al Nusra Front and the Islamic State militant group as the only legitimate targets.
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The Facebook event is more explicit about Gamers for Freedom's goals because it spells out the connection between the protest action and Ng "Blitzchung" Wai Chung's ban from Hearthstone.
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I'll be watching for any more explicit statements or accusations from Mr. Sanders on that theme that may turn into a future digital ad or earn cable news attention.
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While their plots are separate, they share the common thread of blending the trigger-happy action of more recent games with a more explicit and tense take on horror.
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Meanwhile, Rudd has another agenda that is at least far more explicit: Getting tech giants to speed up takedowns of terrorist propaganda that's being publicly spread via their platforms.
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This is an art that it seems only Nintendo has preserved, and with cartridges it looks (fingers-crossed) like it will be an even more explicit strength this generation.
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In fact, a lot of the more explicit depictions of SM—spanking, making someone crawl on the floor, binding and tying someone up—is not that compelling in itself.
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Orr gave the same message, saying the RBNZ has long considered employment in its decision-making, and that the new deal would only make it more explicit and transparent.
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But Warner has been unquestionably more explicit in expressing his concerns with Trump's actions, and onlookers will be watching to see if they present a united front on Thursday.
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He's creating a calm space, but is also making a more explicit effort to talk about mental health—a topic he's found not discussed enough, on Twitch or elsewhere.
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John Kasich of Ohio was more explicit, saying that if the nominee is someone who "is really hurting the country and dividing the country," then he just wasn't sure.
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Other YouTube channels with a more explicit focus on white supremacy and hate are discussing and aggregating the video, with some including snippets from the original YouTuber's video itself.
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This type of law is much more explicit than a RFRA in that it outright allows someone to cite his or her religious beliefs to discriminate against LGBTQ people.
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None of which is to ignore the more explicit shackles an abusive relationship may impose: threats that if the victims tell others, or leave, there'll be worse to come.
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A few proactive steps should help prevent dates gone wrongTo prevent negative reactions to your sobriety in the future, consider making your decision more explicit in your dating profile.
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The now-adult Robson and Safechuck describe their sexual interactions with Jackson in graphic detail — far more explicit than the euphemisms typical of earlier news reports and documentary accounts.
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The industry-backed legislation advancing in Albany would narrow the entertainment prohibition to more explicit "quid pro quo" gifts — the direct exchange of tickets or meals for particular business.
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Here, Grillo-Marxuach assures fans that he will be making the oft-speculated subtext of Xena's relationship with her comrade Gabrielle — which many fans read as romantic — more explicit.
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Republican Senator David Perdue, who was at the same White House meeting and had said he did not recall whether Trump made the comment, was more explicit on Sunday.
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Trump tweeted several more times after the press event, offering support to the city of Charlottesville and the police but still declining to critique the violence in more explicit terms.
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We cannot yet know for sure, but given the seriousness of the charges and their implications, if it can be made, a more explicit case would only strengthen our democracy.
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The criticism has been much more explicit, but during the financial crisis there was a lot of pretty explicit criticism of the Fed, so it's always tough to be there.
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According to proponents of the draft, such rhetoric constitutes a contemporary brand of anti-Semitism that is often accompanied by or escalates into more explicit forms of anti-Jewish hatred.
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On October 653, The New Yorker published a second, even more explicit report, with several more women going on the record against Weinstein with allegations of harassment, abuse, and rape.
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"The company should be more explicit, investors are left wondering for example on the Technologies (unit's) actual topline forecast for 2016," said Juha Varis, a fund manager at Danske Capital.
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Facebook will begin allowing more explicit posts if they are "newsworthy, significant, or important to the public interest," the company said today, following a series of controversies over deleted content.
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An upgrade of Fitch's credit view on Lianyungang Municipality, as well as a stronger or more explicit support commitment from the municipality, may trigger positive rating action on Jiangsu NHL.
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Trump also took a much harsher line than his predecessors on Pakistan and made a more explicit threat to draw India more heavily into Afghanistan to counterbalance malign Pakistani influence.
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Since the new book, at Oliver's direction, is arranged in reverse chronological order, this more recent work, in which her turn to prayer becomes even more explicit, sets the tone.
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He ran into trouble in the 1980s with competition from Penthouse and Hustler - magazines that had much more explicit photos - and Playboy's social impact faded considerably by the 21st century.
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And if the whole thing sounds suspiciously like a way to find a little privacy to stream some more explicit, decidedly non-HBO-branded content, uh, yeah, HBO does, too.
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Many workers use their profiles to link back to more explicit personal websites, but that's a risky move as well, even if your business is legal in your home country.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio was more explicit, saying that if the nominee was someone who "is really hurting the country and dividing the country," then he just wasn't sure.
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Further features are planned, like the ability for the bots to "learn" through reinforcement of certain behaviors, and future development could allow more explicit control over the way they work.
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Gingold said that for many horror films, there would be two ads, a more explicit one for The Post and The Daily News, then a muted version in The Times.
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Hundreds of graduate students and research assistants have signed an open letter calling for more explicit codes of conduct, stronger enforcement and better systems for reporting abuses, among other reforms.
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The shifts now have made it so Democrats' incentive is to make explicitly pro-racial equality appeals and Republicans now have an incentive to make more explicit anti-minority appeals.
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She writes that "LOVE" began in late 1964 as a more explicit four-letter word — beginning with F, and with a second letter, a U, intriguingly tilted to the right.
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"I don't think it's the president going rogue, but I think the president needs to be a little more explicit, giving [Republicans] a warning of the direction he's going," Rep.
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But on screen, its broader subtext becomes much more explicit — it's a narrative, really, of brokenness and reparation, filtered through the particular experiences of black women in the American South.
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Some might rationalize a more explicit response on the theory that you somehow owe it to your employer to explain the problems you had and how they might be addressed.
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" Israeli journalist Gershom Gorenberg told me that if the Trump administration thinks settlements are "not an impediment to peace," then that "couldn't be a more explicit change to US policy.
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If you'd rather be more explicit, Dr. Becker says that another simple way to shut down the negativity is to tell your friend that you don't engage in fat talk. Period.
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ALEC's role was more explicit in 2011, when Jan Brewer, the former governor of Arizona, gave a keynote address at an ALEC conference indicating she would "reform" her state's Civil Service.
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But the law's main target was more explicit sites like Backpage — which the feds seized shortly before the bill became law — that were alleged breeding grounds for trafficking and other abuses.
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These new bans reflect Reddit's more explicit attitudes toward its most virulent subreddits, including an emphasis on "ban evasion" — ensuring that a banned subreddit doesn't simply reform under a new name.
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While Jay-Z admits to infidelity while wearing all black, she is the light, the goodness that he must bow down to, made even more explicit by her choice of white.
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Kurz - whose country's border with Italy includes the Brenner pass, an important north-south transport link - was more explicit about what might happen if a deal with Italy was not reached.
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The company bought the rights to the book and financed the picture, bringing Wonka's name into the title instead of Charlie to make the candy bar tie-in more explicit. 215.
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Once inside, they saw an endless scroll of titles, some laden with innuendo ("Cum lay your hotdog on my bun for memorial day"), others more explicit ("Three holes anything goes $90").
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Considering all this, Sir Eric came to the conclusion that the ancient restriction on what some might call spiritual blackmail should not merely remain but be made firmer and more explicit.
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That's all part of the same story, and I think that it's fun, once a year, to mix those things up in a more explicit way than what we normally would.
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But if "Yellowstone" is intended to serve as an updated "Dallas" -- with a bit more explicit sex and violence -- the comparisons pretty much end with the big money and cowboy hats.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES An upgrade of Fitch's credit view on Zhuhai Municipality, as well as a stronger or more explicit support commitment from the municipality, may trigger positive rating action on Huafa.
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But the criticism has veered into new — and more explicit — territory in recent weeks as Buttigieg and Warren have traded barbs over transparency and their past work in the private sector.
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"We felt the investment side of the equation had to be much more explicit," said Ellen Dorsey, executive director of the Wallace Global Fund, the private philanthropy that helped found DivestInvest.
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The possibility is strongly suggested by the readout of the call released by the White House, but a full transcript could be more damning if it includes more explicit transactional language.
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We suddenly see the landscape from above and hear an ancient folk tale in a woman's voice, and the film takes a double swerve, into harsher realism and more explicit magic.
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" The advisory panel, which had eight members, including five university presidents, said the N.I.H. should expand the disclosure requirements and make them more explicit, to "reduce the risk of data misappropriation.
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Trump, of course, responded to this with his own racial discourse bringing white identity politics into play in a more explicit way than had been seen in a generation or two.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES An upgrade of Fitch's internal credit view on Hefei Municipality as well as a stronger or more explicit support commitment from the province may trigger positive rating action on HIIG.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES An upgrade of Fitch's internal assessment on Huai'an Municipality as well as a stronger or more explicit commitment of support from the municipality may trigger positive rating action on HAD.
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The genre mostly went underground (and in doing so, got more and more explicit and graphic) throughout the '90s and 2000s (largely thanks to the internet), until we wound up with OITNB.
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It's hard to find much information about him, but Matt Ox is basically the more explicit version of MattyB, and goes as hard as you can get for a kid who raps.
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The messages themselves don't directly link up to the stories of the individuals I've shot—they're just the slightly more explicit messages they themselves have received from other people on the websites.
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"Reelin' and Rockin'" (live in 1972) Berry first cut this ditty back in 1957, but the live version from '72 gets more explicit about the sex, aided by a rhythm that kicks.
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Ultimately, they let the posts stand — that is, according to Willner, until the "stew pot guy" began uploading more explicit content that clearly violated Pinterest's terms and her team removed his account.
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The results, including $5.4 billion of operating profit for the first three months of the year, track Samsung's rare earnings warning in late March and its more explicit guidance earlier in April.
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Two years later, he entered the race for New York City mayor, and was leading in the polls when a second sexting scandal broke, involving more correspondents and much more explicit photos.
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The upside to sex with hearing aids is that it forces a couple to be that much more explicit, intentional, and direct with each other, particularly when navigating a first-time experience.
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No one is really sure how exactly to address that disappointment, but one thing that could help is if surgeons had more explicit discussions with patients about the potential mental-health effects.
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We did shoot more—we did have more explicit revelations toward the conclusion—but when we did hit it on the nose, the film seemed to lose its power and its weight.
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Robert Stein, a professor of political science at Rice University, was more explicit in an email: At present the case for impeaching the President is constitutionally insufficient and politically dangerous for Democrats.
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And it rebuked two amendments that would have made more explicit policy recommendations to expand Social Security, a move that according to the Post sparked cries of outrage from the Sanders camp.
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Some, like Evans, have been more explicit, saying they expect a short and mild hit to economic growth, with a recovery perhaps by year's end that leaves little more than a dent.
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But these incidents may also point to something else — like a more explicit desire to preserve racial hierarchies by casting people of color as deviants who can be removed at any moment.
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In the ironically titled 2017 pieces "Landscape with Black Mountains-RFGA," and "Girl with Garden Carnation," the invitation is made more explicit by having the figure's vulva exposed to the viewer's gaze.
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Blac Chyna's leaked sex tape could be just the tip of the ... iceberg, because she's bracing for the worst and hoping for the best when it comes to more explicit videos leaking.
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The_Donald has become notorious for its incitements to violence, its blatant white supremacist rhetoric, and its use as a lure for the alt-right into more explicit forms of right-wing extremism.
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Despite the court ruling, theater owners in the two states, which are among India's biggest film markets, said they were wary of releasing the film without more explicit support from their state governments.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES An upgrade of Fitch's internal assessment of Xinyi City's creditworthiness as well as a stronger or more explicit commitment of support from the city may trigger positive rating action on XCID.
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While lawmakers are unlikely to abandon the notice and consent framework entirely, they're saying it needs to be bolstered by more explicit prescriptions for how services can collect, use and store consumer data.
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Pimco's Joachim Fels, in a note Monday, said the president and other administration officials have been more explicit about their interest in a weaker dollar, implying the U.S. could intervene in the market.
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Trump-economics has given the stock market a bump, so the economy is in a different state now than it was 10 years ago when those fault lines were more explicit than today.
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He alleges they threatened to publish additional, more explicit photos of him and Sanchez if Bezos didn't issue a statement saying he had no reason to believe the Enquirer report was politically motivated.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Link with Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from Zhangzhou municipality or an increased focus on public-service provision and infrastructure construction may trigger positive action on Zhanglong's ratings.
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There have been tensions between those who believe they should sustain pressure for a new referendum and those who want a more explicit stance of Britain remaining in the EU without a referendum.
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But while the new trade landscape has made Asian policymakers more cautious in their words and actions, many of the region's exporters have been more explicit about the pain of a stronger currency.
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A "science and risk" provision is even more explicit: No prohibitions on products should be implemented, the U.S. demands, without scientific proof that the products are harmful, rather than as a precautionary measure.
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But Lewis, who described Ri's comments as in keeping with the country's broader strategy of "little warnings to be followed by more explicit ones," believes there's danger in not taking North Korea seriously.
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Today, he's making the connections to radio-ready realms more explicit with a remix from Whitearmor, a Swedish producer who's contributed a number of beats to the rappers of the Sad Boys crew.
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For example, the quote in the Burn Book about Amber D'Alessio making out with a hot dog was originally about a frozen hot dog and involved something much more explicit than making out.
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My father couldn't have predicted how pornography would become more widely available and exponentially more explicit than the Playboys he mentioned, but he helped prepare me to consume pornography with a critical eye.
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She noted more explicit guidelines on using race that were developed for the officers during the litigation, and said the officers could also be made aware of significant statistical disparities related to race.
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By the 18th century, though, the word had acquired a more explicit political meaning: Men needed to be "independent" in order to think clearly about the common good and thus to rule themselves.
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" The theme of gender fluidity was made even more explicit in a playful verse that Grainger sang on a 1924 recording he made with Waller: In Harlem's ArabyYou can't tell "B" from "G.
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"It has become pertinently clear that our people want the constitution to be more explicit about expropriation of land without compensation as demonstrated in the public hearings," said Ramaphosa in a televised address.
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COO Sheryl Sandberg was more explicit: "Every generation has to be vigilant in fighting against the type of bigotry and hatred that was displayed by the white supremacists in Charlottesville," she wrote Monday.
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For this weekend's selection, Dirty Looks Creative Director Bradford Nordeen collaborated with Vinegar Syndrome and Curse of Cherifa to handpick a lineup that will alternate between avant-garde films and more explicit pornography.
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In 2016, the platform removed one of her safe-for-work videos, causing her to question why YouTube was waging a war against her content when other, much more explicit videos remained up.
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Google is urging U.S. election regulators to consider more explicit rules around online political advertisements, perhaps even a ban on foreign entities from purchasing election ads focused on some issues, not just candidates.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Links with Municipality: An upgrade of Fitch's credit view on Huzhou, as well as a stronger and/or more explicit support commitment from the government may trigger positive rating action on HIDG.
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But now, whether Facebook is allowed to do that or not is much more explicit, with a specific toggle allowing you to approve or deny the app's access to your location at all times.
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She said her concern is less for herself, and more for other creators of adult content, whose pages are more explicit about offering porn, or who don't have other ways of making a living.
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So even as Trump turns the Republican Party into a more explicit and crude vehicle for white identity politics—with Sessions as his right-hand man—the country may turn away from these politics.
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"This also means you can have multiple conversations per line of code—creating more explicit feedback loops, smarter conversations, and better code review," GitHub CEO and co-founder Chris Wanstrath writes in today's announcement.
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The comments from Johnson are more explicit than a suggestion from Prime Minister Theresa May that free movement be continued during a phase after Brexit when Britain and the EU implement their divorce accord.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Link with Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from Zhangzhou Municipality, or an increased focus on public-service provision and infrastructure construction may trigger a positive action on Zhanglong's ratings.
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Industry analysts say the rules, disseminated on Monday, fit a new pattern in which the government is making its powers and the limits of dissent more explicit and public rather than denying their existence.
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This was the last time Theon and Yara spoke before his death, so it would have been a more explicit closure for them (instead of the implicit closure they had when he rescued her).
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If I had a wish, it would have been for the court to add to its opiniona more explicit discussion of the "rule of lenity," which calls for criminal statutes to be narrowly construed.
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In 2016 (and 2017 and 2018), Mr. Trump dispensed with dog whistles in favor of a more explicit strategy of cultural confrontation, which prompted — and may continue to prompt — a more powerful liberal counterreaction.
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The company said that some of the decline in Europe was the result of GDPR changes, which require Facebook to get more explicit opt-in from users for some of its data collection policies.
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A series of questionable business moves by Mr. Hefner, including financing movies and taking his company public, cut into his profits, as did increasing competition from publishers willing to be more explicit than Playboy.
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China and India have the chance to be much more explicit in their commitments about strengthening action and to clearly prove that they won't be held back by a recalcitrant Washington or anyone else.
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Since your last earnings call, some of your big video partners, particularly Time Warner and Fox, have gotten even more explicit about their intent to cut back what they sell to subscription video services.
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As the Hot Boys began to erode, Wayne became more explicit in his ambitions to be remembered in the same breath as Biggie and Jay Z, and he's rapped numerous lines to that effect.
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Bristol is in the process of making its links to slavery more explicit and is exploring its response with other universities studying slavery as part of a project led by the University of Virginia.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Links with Municipality: An upgrade of Fitch's internal credit view on Liangshan Prefecture, as well as a stronger or more explicit support commitment from the government may trigger positive rating action on LSID.
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I haven't read André Aciman's source novel — or listened to Hammer's audiobook version of it, because I definitely wouldn't survive it — but my understanding is that it's a whole lot more explicit than the movie.
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Today, Boston Dynamics is getting even more explicit about its vision with an announcement that it's acquired a Silicon Valley startup called Kinema Systems, which builds vision software that helps industrial robot arms manipulate boxes.
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Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel, a former SPD leader, has also questioned the NATO target, but the Schulz-Oppermann essay was far more explicit, driving a further wedge between the parties in Merkel's right-left coalition.
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In 2010 it created Heritage Action, a nonprofit entity that could engage in more explicit political work, and in 2012 it hired DeMint, the fierce Tea Party congressman from South Carolina, as the foundation's president.
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Trump was more explicit on Monday, telling the Journal that "if we don't make a deal, then I'm going to put the $22019 billion additional on" China at a rate of 10 or 25 percent.
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The new regulations are more explicit about the party's longstanding requirement that all religious groups register with the government, and the most vocal opposition so far has come from Protestant leaders unwilling to do so.
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" Jacobsen, Wood writes later, is "perhaps more acute, and more explicit, than any other novelist I have read about the difficulty of annulling God, about the impossibility of expelling God, from the grammar of thought.
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Yes, the female actors wouldn't have had to wear head scarves in their homes, and perhaps the dialogue would contain more explicit language, but his larger artistic choices were never a result of pragmatic considerations.
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But the talking — a mix of true stories and fiction — is even more explicit this time, more obscene and clearer about the targets of its satirical contempt: the male gaze and the objectification of women.
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In an interview Thursday at the Washington office of one her consultants, Ms. Warren began making her electability case more explicit, invoking her seven-and-a-half-point defeat of Scott Brown seven years ago.
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But if a story is to be this fast-paced, it ought to be more explicit about its intentions; all the subconscious, blink-and-you'll-miss-them allegories give the feel of a maddening puzzle.
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James Carville, a longtime Democratic strategist who supports Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado for the presidency, was more explicit: "You can go so far left that you can lose to an unacceptable incumbent," he said.
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Now entering its third season, complete with a new cast, The Crown is making even more explicit the idea that the monarchy is not merely a showpiece but an essential component of modern British democracy.
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Watch this space And in case that wasn't clear enough, Dorsey has now made it more explicit: More additions to the board soon, ones that will bring diversity and represent the strong communities on Twitter.
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And the further we get into the cinematic superhero era — now almost 15 years long — the more explicit these films get about both their real-world impetus and about the way America responded to that tragedy.
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However, given the relatively infrequent occurrence of backfire effects — they occur less frequently than initially thought — I would lean towards being more explicit as this might maximize the overall impact even if the occasional person backfires.
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Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati said the new agreement features a "more explicit" rules on anti-tax avoidance, capital gains, and exchange of information which help them close loopholes that could be abused by companies.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Closer Ties with Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from the municipality, a higher strategic importance to the municipality, or closer integration with the government may trigger positive rating action on SPD.
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The crux is that search services have come to be seen as a utility, while ads have a more explicit business purpose: they are at the very heart of how Google makes money as a company.
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A coalition of American sugar cane and beet farmers and a major refiner want a more explicit guarantee that the U.S. Department of Agriculture, not Mexican producers, will dictate what type of sugar fills that gap.
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Lean In's recent #MentorHer campaign was even more explicit about the organization's goal to drive mentorship opportunities for women — particularly from male leaders, who historically have outnumbered women at the highest levels of the corporate ladder.
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Nor, probably, would Taiwan, though it faces an even more explicit threat, since China claims the right to use force to "reunify" the island with the mainland in certain circumstances—such as its declaring formal independence.
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More explicit racial resentment doesn't seem to be a winning strategy for the general election, as those polling numbers show, and as this article from Salon suggests with regard to the reaction of moderate white voters.
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I do think technology is just an extension of our current communities however, so I wouldn't blame apps for an increase in prejudice or isolation—it may simply just make the issues more explicit and visible.
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The Victoria's Secret Pink brand has focused on college-age women for years — licensing the logos of dozens of US colleges for lines of loungewear — but now it can do so in a more explicit way.
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I think I did that well in "Two Boys," but this time I started to interact: Rather than a big atmosphere ocean, I wanted a more explicit relationship between the instruments and the individuals on stage.
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Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain has been more explicit, promising to cut the net inflow to the "sustainable level" of under 100,000 immigrants a year, down from an average of 250,000 in the last decade.
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RATING SENSIVITIES Rating Upgrade: An upgrade of Fitch's internal credit view on the Yunnan Provincial Government as well as a stronger or more explicit support commitment from the province may trigger a positive rating action on YIG.
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The black people I knew said things much more explicit than, "The police are not treating us fairly," but I figured CNN wouldn't want me to quote the entire NWA song "F--- tha Police" in this article.
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When we are made aware of an organization using Slack for illegal, harmful, or other prohibited purposes, we will investigate and take appropriate action and we are updating our terms of service to make that more explicit.
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He has crafted pop anthems and love songs, but he is defined by sexually explicit songs such as "Feelin&apos on Yo Booty," &apos&aposYour Body&aposs Calling Me," &apos&aposSex Me" and even more explicit fare.
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While previous Reddit bans have come about mostly as a result of external pressure, these are the first higher-profile bans directly tied to Reddit's new, more explicit content policy, which was rolled out in October 2017.
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Here Warren, both in the Senate and now in this book, has been harsher and more explicit than most Democrats have been in the past, condemning the corruption of our system by big money — and naming names.
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The religious references become more explicit in 2017's "Peso muerto" (Dead Weight) (where he's restrained by a wooden cross) and 2012's "Yerto" (where he lies motionless shrouded in a white sheet, hinting at Jesus awaiting resurrection).
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In the last few months, we've rediscovered how our clothing can be a vehicle for our political beliefs — be it through the hidden meaning of our color choices or through much more explicit declarations of where we stand.
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Netflix gave "215 Reasons Why" a TV-MA rating, which is for mature audiences, and the first season's episodes 229, 24 and 103 - which contain more explicit material - had specific warnings prior to the beginning of each episode.
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"I'm enormously excited by what we've created: a new Vantage that's more explicit in looks and intent, wrapping heart-pounding performance and dazzling dynamics into an everyday usable package," Aston Martin's CEO, Andy Palmer, said in a statement.
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But Clinton, in part because she couldn't rely on Obama's natural connection to the nonwhite electorate, was much more explicit about the nature of her coalition, and the importance of fighting racial bias and white privilege in America.
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In an interview Sunday with Fox News, Mnuchin was more explicit: "We're going back to the Senate this week on other things," Mnuchin said "Airlines − very focused on airlines − hotels, cruise ships, workers for these industries," he added.
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But the heart of the Games remains the athletes, and so it was no surprise that the calls for postponement only seemed to gain traction in recent days, as their cries and concerns grew louder and more explicit.
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Uncertain how to deal with its sudden re-emergence and aware that black people face more explicit systemic inequality in America today, most analysts focused instead on the more familiar story: neo-Confederates, slavery, and anti-black racism.
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STALKER (Knopf, $27.95) opens with a gruesome crime scene ("a display of extraordinary brutality," in Neil Smith's blunt translation from the Swedish) and becomes more explicit as it creeps along to its conclusion ("suddenly his head rolls over").
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Democrats will need to build a platform that's even more explicit in its pursuit of racial and gender equality, while Republicans will need to design a politics even more responsive to a coalition that feels itself losing power.
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As the will to accept — or not accept — the rules of the euro was Mattarella's key issue upon rejecting Savona, the radicals — and notably the League — may fight a new campaign on a more explicit anti-euro platform.
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The 2015 Paris Agreement is much more explicit, seeking to phase out net greenhouse gas emissions by the second half of the century and limit global warming to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial times.
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Even as the phone calls from the casting director increased — including a more explicit quid pro quo offer of a starring role on Broadway for a date — the former actor struggled to stand his ground without upsetting his pursuer.
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Given how little agreement exists about the definition of sexual harassment, employers seeking to ensure a comfortable work environment may need to be more explicit about the boundaries of acceptable behaviour than they may have previously realised was necessary.
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"Due to the US military provocations that are becoming more explicit day by day, the situation in the Korean peninsula, which is already sensitive, is being driven to a point close to nuclear war," the state-run broadcaster said.
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For years, she dreamed of putting together a team of women from the East and West, providing a more explicit opportunity for cultural dialogue and, in a world long on male explorers, to show that women are capable expeditioners.
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While the likes of Riverdale and Elite are exponentially more explicit than One Day will ever be, "First Time," which was penned by queer writer Michelle Badillo, is one of the most honest TV investigations into teen sex yet.
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If sexual transmission is more common than believed, efforts to protect women may draw health officials in many of these countries into conflict with those who oppose greater access to birth control or more explicit discussion of sexual practices.
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In addition, I think our measure of intelligence should make human-likeness more explicit because there may be different types of intelligence, and human-like intelligence is what we're really talking about, implicitly, when we talk about general intelligence.
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"I don't know how more explicit Mr. Barr could have been, and, you know, I'm somebody who has an opinion about the Mueller investigation and seeing it completed," Tillis told VICE News while riding in an elevator in the Capitol.
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This includes vertical applications where the customer doesn't really care about or notice the use of AI and machine learning in order to deliver a service, and horizontal AI technology that is more explicit and can be put to multiple uses.
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Where knowing glances or subtle facial expressions might hint at what a character is thinking in an interactive and visual medium like a video game, in text, they are often stated to the reader in a more explicit or revealing way.
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He pulled back farther, made his thrusts slower, more explicit, allowing her to savor the sight of his thick cock, the condom wet from her juices, the tangle of his pubic hair scraping her shaved mound when he went balls-deep.
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And I think we always made that case, but I think in the last year or two, we've made that a more explicit case in several ways, so we just did a better job of sort of messaging on the site.
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In the past, people used to be more explicit with their biases, but during the 20th century, when it became less socially acceptable to exhibit bias, such things like prejudice, stereotypes, and discrimination became more subtle (automatic, ambiguous, and ambivalent).
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While war-making power is more explicit (the legislature authorizes force and the executive prosecutes the day-to-day war efforts), the Constitution is relatively silent on how or what branch of government holds primary responsibility to end conflicts abroad.
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In recent months the company has made their ties with similar African-targeted businesses more explicit, partnering with the African company Mall For Africa, in what's intended to become a loose affiliation of similar-minded stores called Mall for the World.
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Rudd wants to adopt a more explicit Remain position, while figures like Baldwin and McGrory want to focus on winning "soft" Leave voters and members of Parliament who could yet be persuaded to support a new referendum, The Observer reported.
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Therefore, the government should be more explicit about how it could pump money into the economy in a downturn and revisit its tax and benefit rules to cushion households against income shocks which have been weakened since the last slump.
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And while he was more explicit than other GOP leaders in promising to deliver those things, many Republicans took advantage of Obamacare's relatively high premiums and deductibles to suggest to voters that they favored making insurance cheaper and more robust.
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But what is eternally pleasurable about Smith's work is the opposite: As other artists have become more explicit, even bellicose, she has only gotten quieter, layering detail upon detail as she weaves a canopy of singular beauty amid the chaos.
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Shortly thereafter, another call — this time from a head of the governing party — made the threat even more explicit, telling reporters in the station that, if they did not stop broadcasting about government violence over the air, they would be killed.
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Looking ahead, to win elections, Democrats will need their diverse coalition, meaning they will have to be even more explicit about racial and gender justice and equality, but Republicans will need to be even more responsive to a largely white coalition.
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As her national security credentials face their most strenuous test so far, Warren has been making a more explicit case about how she would revise American foreign policy -- and how her agenda abroad is linked to her agenda at home.
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An unidentified former member of the National Security Council staff was more explicit about the real marching orders: "Your job was not to win, it was to not lose," the staffer told an interviewer in 2014, according to the documents.
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More explicit is "We Suck Young Blood," based around a comically despondent piano progression, intentionally flubbed handclap percussion, and a wordless falsetto hook that recalls the sheet-wearing, "I got a rock" variety of ghost instead of more malevolent spirits.
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What makes Moonbox notable, even among spiritual subscription boxes, is the way in which it blends more explicit forms of New Age spirituality — crystals, rituals, tarot cards — with the broader and less spiritually loaded language of beauty and self-care.
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Uber is being more explicit about its stance on U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order barring refugees from seven countries after people accused the company of trying to break picket lines during a taxi protest of the order on Saturday.
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I think in some cases they would just codify what is de facto practice, namely that the president should be consulting with his national security team, which I think is already the practice, but it would not hurt to make that more explicit.
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Later this year, Sessions made that connection between evangelical Christianity and the Republican Party agenda even more explicit when he cited the Bible verse Romans 13:1 to defend the Trump administration's migrant family separation policy, of which he was a committed champion.
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In Netanyahu's fifth term, this connection could become even more explicit: Experts on Israeli politics are concerned he might support a more concrete annexation plan as part of a Faustian bargain for the extreme right's support in his quest for immunity from prosecution.
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This all raises questions about whether Swift's recent and much more explicit political statement is a calculated decision, at a moment when her silence was becoming more costly for her cultural capital and relevance than any potential backlash to her speaking out.
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It's mostly fun, but runs into a few tired stretches, perhaps in part because the whole "Family is what you make of it" formula -- Columbus even says "We're your family" early on -- is more explicit, and hence predictable, from the jump here.
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"Just to be able to hang out with such a freaking awesome musician like Tan Dun, it doesn't matter what we are performing, this is the coolest experience," said Tian Jianhua, the bass player for Reflector, using more explicit language in Chinese.
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But it appears the Trump administration would like to make those ties even more explicit: This morning, former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani announced that he's forming a new cybersecurity team for President-elect Trump, comprised of various private tech companies.
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Never mind that the budget resolution was now more explicit about repealing Obamacare The deeper problem for Ryan and the rest of the Republican leadership is that House Freedom Caucus is more and more the anti-establishment wing of the Republican Party.
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Fortunately, there are more explicit instructions available, but you have to find them by following a link from Jahr's post and scrolling down to a set of steps that, as I was writing this, did not match the current state of Twitter.
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"If the government believes that location data is sensitive and requires more explicit consumer disclosures and permissions, then those protections should apply to all players that have access to location data, whether an ISP or edge player or search engine," Quinn wrote.
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There's also more explicit choice in how you set up your settlements than before: players can now build special districts in the areas around their cities, turning some settlements into research centers with universities and labs, or industrial areas with smoke-belching factories.
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National Review senior editor Jonah Goldberg was even more explicit back in September: [Moore] will also almost surely say or do things that will encourage Republican senators in more moderate states to disassociate from Moore even when the actual policy position is right.
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With so much pared away in the staging, the weird intensity of the libretto's poetry is stronger and less jarring, its tumble of eroticism and morbidity more evocative; the sense that the bomb has contaminated these characters and their relationships is more explicit.
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But for a time in the mid-aughts, McCain positioned himself as a kind of independent third force in politics, drawing explicit analogies to Theodore Roosevelt and even allowing aides to draw even more explicit analogies to Roosevelt's 20043 third-party campaign.
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But the BDS movement definitely does not have mainstream support among Democrats, and Tlaib's much more explicit stance is likely to cause some discomfort for Democratic leaders, who have to balance defending their members without looking like they support the boycott movement.
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"If the government believes that location data is sensitive and requires more explicit consumer disclosures and permissions, then those protections should apply to all players that have access to location data, whether an ISP or edge player or search engine," he wrote.
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The racial tensions implied in Janet Henry's "The Studio Visit" (1982), a diorama of a white woman visiting a black female artist's studio, become more explicit in Howardena Pindell's "Free, White and 21" (1980), a video recounting episodes of discrimination she's faced.
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Even a mild downturn would mean the Fed would be looking to less conventional tools, including the quantitative easing policies used extensively from 2009 through 2014, and sending more explicit signals about its intention to keep rates low far into the future.
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Republicans don't appear as though they're promoting gun research — by saying it was already legal — while Democrats can argue it was a modest victory because the language is more explicit and sets a precedent any subsequent HHS official would need to follow.
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He said Airbus mainly aims to improve that through internal growth, striking a different tone from Boeing which has been more explicit about eyeing acquisitions on its way to a goal of more than tripling services revenues to $50 billion by 2027.
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" Bera, in a telephone interview with BuzzFeed News, was more explicit: "I think that if Bernie Sanders is our nominee, it'll make a lot of these Trump districts that we picked up extremely competitive and probably does put our House majority in jeopardy.
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" Mr. Charitsis was more explicit in his rebuke and alluded to anti-immigrant sentiment in Greece, saying, "Solidarity and caring for our fellow man is the best answer to the bigotry and racism that is rearing its head in Greece and Europe.
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Menon told me the EU could actually help May here, by being even more explicit on these three options — and by affirming that it doesn't actually matter who the UK prime minister is between now and March 29, 2019 (the Brexit deadline).
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Coppola's Civil War drama stars Nicole Kidman, Colin Farrell, Kirsten Dunst, and Elle Fanning, and though the screenplay is adapted from the same Thomas P. Cullinan novel as the Eastwood film, the Coppola treatment has been billed as a more explicit female empowerment story.
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After a series of workplace lawsuits and divisive attacks between employees, Google has revised its internal code of conduct with more explicit rules against harassing coworkers, and for the first time, set guidelines on what people may post on the company's internal online forums.
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But if Congress' focus on recidivism can be seen as the result of persistence on an issue that Washington has simply failed to address, the unexpected progress members made on immigration reform represents a more explicit repudiation of Capitol Hill's inability to get things done.
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Still, there is evidence that ties between Saudi Arabia and other Sunni Arab states and Israel are not only improving but, after developing in secret over many years, could evolve into a more explicit alliance as a result of their mutual distrust of Iran.
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In fact, this connection between marine extremophiles and extraterrestrial habitats has been made more explicit in recent years, as discoveries are made about ocean worlds like Saturn's moon Enceladus and Jupiter's moon Europa, which might contain similar environments to those in the deep sea.
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Without the electoral ambition of the BNP or the supposedly multiethnic, multi-religious EDL, the small veneer of respectability the far right once aspired to have had has been shorn in favor of more explicit neo-Nazi rhetoric and a growing appetite for violence.
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We could all be watching far more explicit films as grown adults with bank accounts, but, no, I am hellbent on watching Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) utilize every fiber of his self control to not ravish the willing young woman in front of him.
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At the same time, breach notification laws which have been in place for some time, especially in the health care vertical for example, are getting more explicit and stricter because regulators see this trend undermining the systemic integrity of digital business — not just affected enterprises.
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But several of the 26 artists in this exhibition — jointly organized by El Museo del Barrio, the Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture and the Bronx Council on the Arts — make those politics even more explicit by combining decorative motifs with images of the body.
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Sanctuary cities have been banned in Tennessee since 2009, but just for good measure the state's General Assembly voted last month to ban them again — this time with more explicit instructions requiring blue cities like Nashville to cooperate with federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials.
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On Monday, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signalled Japan's central bank was ready to further expand its already massive stimulus, but he disappointed investors hoping for a more explicit hint about what the BOJ will do at its next review on Sept. 20-21.
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Observing that shift, Mr. Krys and his stable of producers at Rebeleon Entertainment helped to push Mr. Fonsi, who has long been known for his power ballads, toward the harsher reggaeton beat, which has usually been associated with "more explicit," aggressive music, Mr. Krys said.
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"I still think it's perfectly legitimate to take some executive action…and do it in way avoids some of the objections by making much more explicit independent evaluation and discretion in deciding on each application," said Legomsky, now a law professor at Washington University.
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For those of you who weren't aware that these sorts of things happen, here is a quick summary: This site, and many others like it, host forums where users post social media pictures of someone, before asking if anyone else has anything more explicit.
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While these headlines can paint a bleak depiction of Mississippi, local artistic and musical communities are making sure to quickly respond to Governor Bryant's recent string of discriminatory measures, and perhaps none are more explicit than an anonymous thrash punk EP succinctly entitled Fuck Phil Bryant.
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The songs from this era, mostly written by Stefani, make the undertones of the first album even more explicit: the emotional roller coaster of her still long-distance relationship with Rossdale and her conflicting desires to both continue her career and settle down with a family.
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"Should the FOMC surprise relative to our expectations and deliver a 25bp rate cut, we would expect that to be paired with a more explicit easing bias, indicating that the Committee is closely monitoring downside risks to judge whether additional accommodation may be warranted," Morgan Stanley said.
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"The Reserve Bank is actively considering steps to enhance the effectiveness of the attestation regime through expecting evidence of positive assurance, more thematic reviews, more explicit guidance on good banking practices, more frequent engagement with bank directors, and a review of the materiality of disclosures," he said.
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Giuliani was even more explicit in his praise of Cohen in May, saying that Cohen is "an honest, honorable lawyer" when ABC's George Stephanopoulos asked if he was concerned that Cohen, who is under criminal investigation by the US attorney's office in Manhattan, would cooperate with prosecutors.
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BALTIMORE — Senator Elizabeth Warren, in a commencement speech Friday at historically black Morgan State University, mixed her trademark language denouncing economic inequality with more explicit indictments of racial discrimination, giving what could be a preview of a possible appeal to black voters should she run for president.
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And Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts — who soundly defeated a popular Republican incumbent in her first election — has focused recently on addressing concerns that she's simply an "ideas candidate," combining her rhetoric about economic inequality with a more explicit pitch on her ability to beat Mr. Trump.
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What's more explicit this time around, too, is Sanders' call to break up ICE and CBP — a move that's more progressive than any other plan left in the Democratic field — which would mean redistributing their responsibilities to existing agencies like the State Department and the Treasury.
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The June 3, 2016, email sent to Donald Trump Jr. could hardly have been more explicit: One of his father's former Russian business partners had been contacted by a senior Russian government official and was offering to provide the Trump campaign with dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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It is the kind of agonizing Catch-22 that immediately provoked varying levels of schadenfreude from politicians and pundits on the right, even though they have been far more explicit in their disregard for race and gender and their desire to obtain power by any means necessary.
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And in a seemingly more explicit move honoring her sister's body-positive shot, on Wednesday afternoon, Kylie also posted a mirror selfie wearing a strapless black swimsuit top, making it seem highly doubtful at this point that these sisters choices in FCC-approved apparel is merely a coincidence.
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This euphoria must partly reflect the fact that in the run-up to last October's election, the outgoing Conservative government seemed to play the Islamophobic card by introducing more explicit bans on "barbaric cultural practices" such as forced marriage and female genital mutilation, which were in fact illegal already.
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Ross Douthat THE rise of Donald Trump, and with him a white-identity politics more explicit than anything America has seen in decades, has created an interesting division on the political left — over the question of what, if anything, liberal politics ought to offer to people who seem bigoted.
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"In his 2001 book "Friends, Voters, Countrymen," Johnson compared gay marriage to bestiality, writing that "If gay marriage was OK – and I was uncertain on the issue – then I saw no reason in principle why a union should not be consecrated between three menThere was even more explicit homophobia.
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Obama was even more explicit about this when questioned about his own participation in an effort to filibuster the nomination of Samuel Alito in 2006: I think what's fair to say is that how judicial nominations have evolved over time is not historically the fault of any single party.
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"Your words are dividing Americans, not healing them," Mr. Graham said of the president on Wednesday, two days after issuing an instant backslap on Twitter — "Well done Mr. President" — when Mr. Trump gritted through the more explicit denunciation of white supremacists that he seemed to regret hours later.
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Women had long used their bodies to critique social relations and hierarchies, but the fact that so much of Fraser's work had existed within an intellectual framework, steeped in discourse and terminology, meant that no one really knew how to contextualize her more explicit use of her sexuality.
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The shaggier, more explicit Deep in the Heart of Texas was recorded in a haze of cigarette smoke at a dark Austin theater in 2015; The Age of Spin debuted to huge fanfare and a voiceover introduction from Morgan Freeman on a neon-framed Hollywood stage in 2016.
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None were more explicit than right-wing commentator and immigration hard-liner Ann Coulter, the author of "In Trump We Trust: E Pluribus Awesome!" who once tweeted that she wouldn't care if Trump "wants to perform abortions in [the] White House" if he passed the immigration policies proposed during the campaign.
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In Watson's case, while she was employed as Tyson's driver earlier this year, the uneven power dynamic was more explicit: Her job was to assist Tyson with whatever he needed for Cosmos, everything from stocking his apartment with snacks to planning a stargazing party he wanted to throw for the crew.
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Here are some of the prior changes, sought by Sanders's allies, approved of by the DNC's committee: The biggest loss this weekend for Sanders came on trade, where he and his allies failed to push the party toward more explicit skepticism of international free trade deals backed by President Obama.
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More explicit however, is that while in her 40s, and still married to Snowden, she carried on an eight-year relationship with a man 33 years her junior named Roddy Llewellyn, described as "former brewery trainee and sometime gardener who is now an aspiring pop singer,"by People Magazine in 1978.
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There is more explicit world war gore in "Wonder Woman", which means that "Dunkirk" will soon be an essential component of British school history lessons If there is a downside to Mr Nolan's refusal to go down the easy, manipulative route, it's that he doesn't quite reach the viewer's heart.
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So private companies such as Pinterest and SpaceX are increasingly arriving at the same solution: They are giving employees some controlled opportunities to sell their start-up shares — but in return, workers now must agree to more explicit restrictions on what they can and cannot do with their remaining stock.
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In 2015, Pinterest, the online scrapbooking company based in San Francisco, gave its workers a chance to cash out some of their stock — if they agreed to more explicit restrictions on selling, lending or giving others the option to buy the stock, according to documents reviewed by The New York Times.
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In an essay recently published on the CNN website, "How To Make Housing Fair in America," Senator Tim Kaine, Clinton's running mate, was somewhat more explicit: We'll increase rental assistance for low-income families, and help families who receive support choose from a wide range of neighborhoods to live in.
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"The Bank of Mexico reiterated its concerns about the policies of the new administration and its legislative agenda and its impact ... but now they are being more explicit and this is going to have an impact," said New York-based Joel Virgen, chief economist for Mexico and Colombia at BNP Paribas.
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It has offered recommendations that will be executed by the minister for health, including paying each woman or their next of kin 2,000 euro, guaranteeing women full and open access to their cervical screening records on request, and providing more explicit details on possible reasons why screening could miss abnormalities.
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"I think a positive outlook of the economy and expectations of stimulus withdrawal in the autumn, and perhaps confirmation of the fact that we will have more explicit tightening then, is driving the euro and bond yields higher," said Alexandra Russell-Oliver, an FX strategist at Caxton FX in London.
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But an indictment brought by special counsel Mueller this summer appeared to lay out in even more explicit terms the hacking described by the leaked NSA document — which definitively stated Russian attackers "hacked into the computers" of a company matching the description of VR Systems (which the indictment calls "Vendor 1").
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The documentary does not shy away from Mapplethorpe's more explicit work, including Self-Portrait (1978), which shows the artist in chaps with a bullwhip inserted in his anus, his head turned toward the camera, defiantly putting a face on BDSM just five years after homosexuality made its way out of the DSM.
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Other commentators are even more explicit, pointing out that there are a whole lot of Muslims out there in the world who could conceivably be characterized as "radical Islamists" — the term is not exactly rigorously defined — but who are uninterested in attacking the West, and could in fact be valuable allies against terrorists.
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While Trump asked Zelensky for "a favor" -- investigating matters related to the 2016 election as well as Biden's push for the ouster of a Ukrainian prosecutor -- during the phone call, testimony by Trump administration officials has pointed to the existence a far more explicit quid pro quo carried out by Trump's emissaries.
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It&aposs great that your boyfriend already knows you take antidepressants, but if you&aposre comfortable doing so, being more explicit about how they affect your body in relation to sex could give him the opportunity to help you get your needs met, Rachel Wright, a New York City-based therapist, told me.
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"The recognition that Mexico, the sovereign, is overrated at A3 and BBB+ should not be a surprise given the policy uncertainty under the current regime, and more specifically, the more explicit support that the sovereign will likely give Pemex," said Cathy Hepworth, PGIM Fixed Income's co-head of emerging markets debt, after the downgrade.
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The ECJ ruling made the challenge for securing a new deal more explicit, given the judgment flags mass surveillance as in conflict with fundamental European data protection rights — rights which will be strengthened by a new data protection directive agreed at the end of last year and due to come into force from 2018.
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Between the lines: One reason the administration wants to collaborate with social platforms to identify mass shooters is that this is a step it can take to respond to events like the El Paso and Dayton shootings without offending gun-rights believers or taking firmer and more explicit action against specific brands of extremism.
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Several users have remarked on the similarity between this attire and that adopted by female Democrats wearing white at the State of the Union speech on February 275, 196, such as this post: here Some posts, such as this one here make the connection more explicit, claiming that the two groups are the "same".
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" When Parneros later sued Barnes & Noble for defamation, it issued a separate, more explicit statement: "The lawsuit filed by Demos Parneros is nothing but an attempt to extort money from the Company by a CEO who was terminated for sexual harassment, bullying behavior and other violations of company policies after being in the role for approximately one year.
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Free from the restraints of an early-'90s made-for-TV production, Muschietti's It is allowed to be more explicit in terms of its horror, both supernatural — the awful way 7-year-old Georgie (Jackson Robert Scott) is dispatched — and real-world — the abuse Beverly (Sophia Lillis) suffers at the hands of her father (Stephen Bogaert).
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But the connection to the exploited and violated black body is made even more explicit in Nona Faustine's "From Her Body Sprang Their Greatest Wealth" (2013), in which Ms. Faustine photographed herself nude and standing on a crate at the intersection of Water and Wall Streets in Manhattan, the site of a slave market in earlier centuries.
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The groups are connected to the broader Atomwaffen Division and its affiliated network, which is a well-known American hate group connected to five killings in the US. Several posts connected to the same network on Gab are even more explicit, calling on sympathizers to join local neo-Nazi affiliates and commit violence against Jewish and Muslim communities.
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Steve King (R-IA) wondering what's wrong with white nationalism to the Tree of Life Synagogue shooter's conspiracy theories about refugee resettlement, it's clearly become a potent force below the surface of American public life — and one that may well grow if this topic, like so many others, becomes polarized over time as a result of more explicit discussion.
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"These newest sanctions are a way to, I think, much more comprehensively codify all of the various sanctions imposed thus far but also be much more explicit as far as blocking all property and assets that are under the control of the regime," said Jason Marczak, the director of the Atlantic Council's Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center.
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He arrived at the Helmut Lang studio in the meatpacking district in high-heeled Margiela boots and his customary padlock-chain necklace, and began going through racks of newly arrived pieces for the first time: bead-fringed denim, lots of leather, angular hook-and-eyed closed dresses that pushed Mr. Lang's subtlety into a more explicit direction.
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Kentucky Route Zero centers labor struggles in its story from the very beginning, but especially starting in the fourth act—an episode that was released in the middle of the Republican National Convention during the summer of 2016—the game is much more explicit about its position on why those things happened and the people responsible.
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HBO -- like CNN, a part of WarnerMedia -- is operating under new ownership, but a spokesman said that parent AT&T was not responsible for the decision, which had been in the works for more than a year; rather, the network said demand has waned for such programming, in part because more explicit fare is "readily available" elsewhere.
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While "the sex in this movie is, as measured by the display of body parts and the amount of time the actors spend out of their clothes, more explicit than even the most notorious scenes in 'Last Tango,'" he added, it is "less a matter of prurience than of an honest, nostalgic appreciation of natural human vitality."
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"Having shot comfortably with some of the industry's most notoriously controversial photographers (including Terry), it was surprising that my first encounter with sexual harassment was a recent commercial catalog shoot," wrote model Sarah Varacalli, who claims that the client asked her questions about her romantic life and that his language became more explicit at times when they were alone on set.
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On Wednesday, CNN reported that Trump "is going all-in on the House plan to replace Obamacare, deploying the full power of his office to become the face of controversial legislation that is stirring a conservative revolt": Privately, the president was even more explicit, warning the House GOP vote counters of the disastrous political consequences if they fail to corral sufficient votes.
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" Follow-up memos were more explicit: Brookings, as it sought an additional $20153,000 from Lennar in 2014, said it was prepared to "use our convening power, research expertise, network connections and knowledge of innovative practices to help further drive the ultimate impact and success" of Lennar's project and to "provide public validation of San Francisco's efforts through national and local media coverage.
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In "The Gondoliers," the climate change is more explicit: Russell's narrator is a young woman who pilots a gondola through the ruins of storm-drowned New Florida, navigating by echolocation, until her life is upended by a passenger with a strange request, and she realizes that she's not the only person inexplicably drawn to a mysterious dead zone in the haunted waters.
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He pre-empted Mr. Biden's first speech as a candidate Monday by boasting that he was the only candidate in the race to oppose Nafta, which enables free trade among the United States, Canada and Mexico, and then made his trade critique more explicit Monday night before adding that their differing votes on the Iraq war as something of a bonus.
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Playing Nioh, I know what to expect, and can focus on what makes Nioh Nioh, whether it's the way the game uses a more explicit form of storytelling to drive its narrative, focuses on defensive forms of combat, gives players the ability to wear whatever cool armor they like without giving up the stats of another, or provides an overwhelming degree of customization for fighting styles.
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Looking forward to continuing to work w/ you to support American wireless consumers Some of these statements are more explicit than others, but it doesn't take much reading between the lines to see that these groups are all thrilled to see the FCC — an agency with wide discretion over their regulatory fate — be put in the hands of someone who doesn't much care to regulate them.
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" In a report last month for the Atlantic Council's Africa Center, Gérard Prunier, one of the world's top experts on the Congo, was even more explicit in his warning: "Unless the United States, the European Union, and other world leaders take an active role, not only the Congo but also the broader African Great Lakes region will succumb to a new wave of violence.
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What makes Cohen's scheme feel sleazier—and the corporations' casual admission of the would-be bribes as well—is that it's just a louder, more explicit version of what happens daily in virtually every office tower in DC. Most people in politics wait to cash in after they complete their tenure in public service; Cohen didn't even wait until his pal Donald Trump was inaugurated to turn on the money spigot.
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And with incoming changes to EU privacy law — under the GDPR which will be in force from next May — all companies doing business in the region and gathering EU citizens' personal data at scale are likely to need to be rather more explicit in informing their customers about what personal data they are gathering and for what specific purposes, as well as enabling people to ask to have their data deleted on request.
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It's an ode to Southern Black culture, with specific references to Beyoncé's Alabama and Louisiana roots, but it's also piece of social commentary, using American imagery to talk about the Black experience, from the legacy of slavery to the Black Lives Matters movement Released in May, Childish Gambino's This Is America, which highlights injustice and violence in the lives of Black Americans, does this in a much more explicit and forceful way.
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The span of time that's resulted in things being the way they are is really well conveyed in these details, and though the game is also dotted with data banks, audio files and other information that provide more explicit info about what happened to make things the way they are, the reason it all works is because the evidence is all around you, built into every detail of the stunning in-game visuals.
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"She is wearing the customary bodice of an elite woman of the period, but the front-lacing of her gown has been loosened, and her hands seem to be resting on her stomach, a detail that is more explicit in the full-length depiction of her in the family group," Ms. Hearn said, adding that women of this period probably simply adapted their clothes to accommodate their pregnancies, rather than having specific garments made.
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If it's the Commission's intention to also rely on GDPR to regulate higher risk stuff — such as, for example, police forces' use of facial recognition tech — instead of creating a more explicit sectoral framework to restrict their use of a highly privacy-hostile AI technologies — it could exacerbate an already confusingly legislative picture where law enforcement is concerned, according to Dr Michael Veale, a lecturer in digital rights and regulation at UCL.
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One might think all genre exercise does this, taking the desired genre as an object and explicit goal and hence setting it apart from the musical subject; actually the process of internalizing genre marks can make a genre's status as a genre more explicit than it was when practiced less self-consciously, externalizing the source material while formalizing it into a genre and proclaiming itself, the musical subject, as the apotheosis of the genre it itself invented.
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This means the more porn we watch, the less pleasure we actually derive from the experience, thus inspiring us to intensify our pleasure-seeking efforts, which has us hunting down more explicit stimuli, spending longer amounts of time with said stimuli, and stroking ourselves harder and faster for more prolonged periods of time which—you guessed it—only leads to more desensitization as we pursue what amounts to dandelion fluff, except that it's way more damaging.
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More specific guidance on helping viewers navigate how they receive sensitive information, like warning labels, and clear exceptions for when sensitive information is appropriate for newsworthy stories Criteria that reinforces what type of content their they consider to be misleading or fraudulent More explicit guidance on what Snapchat considers to be sensitive information New tools that will allow publishers to isolate or "age gate" content that might be too sensitive for audiences younger than 18-years-old Why?
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A small and relatively inoffensive sampling (all these links will bring you to far more explicit erotica, so click at your own risk): Mike Pence gets pregnant with Trump's baby, and they haphazardly coparent the infant; Pence and Trump engage in an Inauguration Day sexual tradition; Trump and Shrek bond over their mutual interest in walls and swamps, and become foul-mouthed lovers; Trump and Putin, after sharing "tongue battling" kisses, bring a Shrek doll to life, then have a threesome with the ogre.
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If a reader were to take a look at a few dozen GoneWild subreddits — from GoneWildColor, which is specifically for women of color, to GoneWild30Plus, which features women over the age of 30 — they'd see that the majority of the remarks (that were printable for this article; you'll have to use your imagination for some of the more explicit commentary) are mostly along the lines of "Gorgeous babygirl," and "you are perfect in every way," or simply romantic suggestions of imaginary dates or detailed (read: very detailed) fantastical sexploits.
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It involved an original clip of the third season's 24th episode, in which Peppa shows her friends what kind of "grown-up" music she likes: As Know Your Meme points out, "Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes" was remixed to sound a little more "grown up," exchanging the kids' sing-along for something more explicit, like "Ass and Titties": And Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda": And now over on TikTok, a teen-centric social media platform where users film short clips of themselves to dramatic effect, Peppa has developed a large presence.
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Consider the fact that Durex happens to manufacture and distribute pleasure-oriented products like vibrators and lubricant, which are prominently displayed on the company's website, yet that hasn't stopped Facebook from partnering with the company on custom ad campaigns.) And then there's the fact that sex education itself seems to be getting more explicit, with a number of self-described education projects like HappyPlayTime (rejected by the iOS App Store), MakeLoveNotPorn, and OMGYes (which, tellingly, specifically notes it's not available as an app) veering into more X-rated territory.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Four companies reach 0M settlement in opioid lawsuit | Deal opens door to larger settlements | House panel to consider vaping tax | Drug pricing markup tomorrow On The Money: Trump dismisses 'phony Emoluments Clause' after Doral criticism | Senate Dems signal support for domestic spending package | House panel to consider vaping tax MORE (D-Mass.) should be more explicit about how she plans to pay for her "Medicare for All" plan.
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