Simply smooth it on to protect your most delicate designs.
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Ready to navigate one of life's most delicate social situations?
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The gentle formula works on even the most delicate lips.
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Disarming the militias is one of Abadi's most delicate challenges.
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It's a rage that protects the most delicate observer's heart.
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The covert element — cyber attacks, sabotage — is the most delicate.
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That includes the most delicate of all waxing situations: the armpit.
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Northern Ireland is facing its most delicate political moment in years.
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"It's probably the most delicate piece in the collection," Mr. Saillard said.
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Perhaps the most delicate topic for the two leaders will be Russia.
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"Vetting customers is the most delicate part of our whole activity," Zapparoli said.
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"It was the most delicate movement I've seen in my life," he said.
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Jewelry cases or portfolios are a wonderful way to protect your most delicate items.
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For generations, presidents have typically discussed those encounters in the most delicate of tones.
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Jewel-encrusted behemoths, the nails are meticulously designed and impractical for all but the most delicate work.
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The indictment released Friday said that the agents handled the most delicate transactions with the cryptocurrency Bitcoin.
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Collins, facing the toughest race of her career in Maine, may be walking the most delicate line.
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But Professor Turnbull said handling it will be one of the prime minister's most delicate campaign tasks.
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I maybe did not turn the most delicate phrase when I said that conservative students should be drowned.
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Firms with a presence on the mainland as well as in Hong Kong face the most delicate balancing act.
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THE most delicate balance in British politics is between those who backed Brexit and those who voted against it.
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In the second job, his most delicate task was to manage the Vatican's relations with the world of Islam.
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Today's Terraform, Marie Vibbert's "The Flirtbot Condition," homes in on that last and perhaps most delicate of human arts.
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Schumer sat down and brought up some of the most delicate and tough political issues, like the wall itself.
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His most delicate emotional modulations — anger, melancholia, joy, pain — are the wellspring of his multi-multi-multi-platinum success.
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The unprotected server further contained GPG decryption keys, typically used to access the most delicate types of records and communications.
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Now the skin is practically gleaming it's so clean, it's onto the eyes — the most delicate area on the face.
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It is sweet, but not intensely so: more weightless than cake, with the softest, roundest, most delicate tang of sourdough.
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Yet even when Rob Berman's fine orchestra is at its most delicate, the show scarcely comes close to stirring emotion.
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However, Michael often avoided reaching out to Diana in her most delicate times for fear that she would doubt his intentions.
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I think the average citizen would be surprised to know how unsupervised one of the most delicate and dangerous jobs is.
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"The most dangerous part, the most delicate part, still remains to be done," mining engineer Juan Lopez Escobar told Canal Sur.
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They range from Spanish Arbequina, the most delicate, to strongly vegetal Tuscan and peppery Baena and Priego de Córdoba from Spain.
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The famous family, who even share video footage of their most delicate doctor appointments, was shockingly tight-lipped last fall and winter.
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Or would he, discerning gourmet that he is, take to Twitter to denounce the cold-blooded murder of a pastry most delicate?
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"I medicated myself as though I were a finely calibrated machine, the most delicate error potentially throwing me off," she later wrote.
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She also gets off on calling people "snowflakes," apparently seeing no irony in being the whitest, most delicate person on the planet.
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For the Japanese, the most delicate part of such talks would be to establish a framework that does not recognize Russia's claim.
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It turns out they aren't the most delicate show of affection, but the animals more than make up for it with enthusiasm.
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Unlike taste buds and olfactory receptors, which the body replenishes continuously, the most delicate elements of the human auditory system don't regenerate.
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Perhaps the most delicate matter to confront Senate Republicans was the idea of quickly dismissing Trump's impeachment and effectively skipping a trial.
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Do your most delicate body part a favour: pack some quilted toilet paper, ten pairs of underwear, and some form of garden hose.
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This garden is a buffet, so we also sample fresh lemongrass stems, which Batali assures me are the "most delicate" he's ever tried.
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Researchers have created a gripper that uses ultrasonics to suspend an object in midair, potentially making it suitable for the most delicate tasks.
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But shrimp, prawns and pretty much any but the most delicate preparations will do, as well as salads, vegetables and lighter chicken dishes.
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National security officials are typically cautious about sharing their most delicate information, like source identities, even with other agencies inside the executive branch.
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Liz Moore's new book The Unseen World has one of the most delicate and lovely voices of any book I've read this year.
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Highlight: "Silent Night" This is one of those songs that just lends itself to massive angelic choirs paired with the most delicate string arrangements.
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We went to these extraordinary lengths because we believe premium loose leaf tea should be delivered in the most delicate and sustainable way possible.
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Cohen was involved therefore in some of the most delicate situations in Trump's world -- including paying hush money to women making allegations about affairs. 6.
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Perhaps the most delicate issue would be how Madrid would deploy the Spanish police to substitute for officers of the Mossos d'Esquadra, Catalonia's autonomous police force.
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But American officials in Washington said the most delicate intelligence was not shared with the Iraqis for fear their agencies have been penetrated by Iranian spies.
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"At just 0.05 millimeters thick, the skin around the eyes is the most delicate on our bodies, making it particularly vulnerable in times of stress," she explained.
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After working on flesh and bone for 30 minutes, the real summit presented itself: the human brain, the most delicate, complex, and beautiful thing in the universe.
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Next week is the 30th anniversary of Beijing's crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrations in Tiananmen Square, which remains one of the most delicate topics in Chinese politics.
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One could detect the most delicate aftershocks of the November terrorist attacks in the heightened security presence, and in the cancellation of the traditionally rowdy night sessions.
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To accurately describe the effect of mumps on that most delicate area for a young man would involve numerous fruit analogies, more akin to grapefruit than grapes.
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"The paramilitary, bureaucratic structure produces a dysfunctional culture," Stamper said, adding that for one of the "most delicate and demanding" jobs in America, officers largely go unsupervised.
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"We are in the final stages regarding the most delicate aspects of an EU-Mercosur agreement and we are concluding with the political and technical details," Sica said.
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The commercial also swiped at Mr. Buttigieg over matters of policing and race, the most delicate issues he is facing as he labors to build support among black voters.
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Recorded in Reykjavik and produced by Alex Somers (Sigur Ros), it's one of Reservoir's most delicate songs, laden with strings and muffled piano keys, the vocals almost in falsetto.
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" Christopher R. Hill, who negotiated with North Korea for the George W. Bush administration, said, "This is not at all helpful to one of the world's most delicate negotiations.
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And there was an art to it, to monitoring the heat of the fat, to adding the most delicate spices last so they didn't have a chance to burn.
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He worked behind the scenes, holding one of the department's most powerful positions and advising the deputy attorney general on the department's biggest investigations and most delicate policy matters.
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There is such a visceral desperation to it and the way it lurches from super fast, crazy speed metal and punk rock to the most delicate, despairing instrumental pieces.
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Picture this: a pair of sharp hooves and a giant head covered in slimy goop force themselves, almost in slow motion, out of the most delicate part of a giraffe.
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Get rid of all the fibrous, unpleasant outer bits, leaving only the pale-hued sweet parts: the heart, the center of the stem, and the thinnest, most delicate interior leaves.
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Unlike Iran, North Korea has nuclear weapons and potentially the capability to use them against the US, creating one of the most delicate, high-stakes geopolitical situations in the world.
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"This is the most delicate situation I've confronted during my 14 months in this position," said Colombia's border manager, Felipe Muñoz, who was appointed by the Colombian president last year.
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"Jerusalem has always been the most delicate issue in every discussion about peace," said Rabbi Rick Jacobs, president of the Union for Reform Judaism, the largest branch of American Judaism.
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And he nails two floaters in the lane, Tony's pure, cube-steak essence colliding with the finest and most delicate of all basketball wrist flips, like steak tartare made tableside.
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In the wet season, Florida dumps massive amounts of Okeechobee's nutrient-rich water into the most delicate ecosystems, while in the dry season, that water is diverted to farms and cities.
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Made with a 12-degree cutting edge and graded to an incredibly high 62+ Rockwell hardness, these Damasukasu knives let you slice even the most delicate food items with laser precision.
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Even after 30 years, the massacre remains one of the most delicate topics in Chinese politics, subjected to a sustained and largely successful effort by the authorities to erase it from history.
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Presenting a movie at Cannes can be big business and the army of Sony Pictures employees handling this offensive had the air of people worried about fumbling the most delicate of rarities.
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The earliest portrait of a woman in such a state of grace in this show is by Hans Holbein, and it is one of his most delicate pencil drawings, with color chalk heightening.
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She has essentially been blundering her way blindfolded through the most delicate and critical negotiations that Britain has faced since the Second World War, and now she has blown up her political career.
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To help in the search for these fascinating creatures, researchers have developed a robotic device capable of capturing even the most delicate deep-sea animals, which it does with a foldable, 12-sided hand.
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Altan Redes, the company developing the network, announced that the most delicate work involving the system's "core" and sites near the U.S. border would go to Nokia, and awarded Huawei southern and central Mexico.
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Altan Redes, the company developing the network, announced that the most delicate work – involving the system's "core" and sites near the U.S. border – would go to Nokia, and awarded Huawei southern and central Mexico.
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Mr. Ryan has made no comment on the resolution, but he has repeatedly and publicly stood by Mr. Nunes and other Republican lawmakers demanding access to some of the department's most delicate case files.
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She spends 14 tracks embodying the most delicate and desperate extremes of melancholy, inscribing countrypolitan and torchy pop arrangements with sighing silences, and launching into anguished, note-bending runs during the roiling, down-home numbers.
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In memoriam: Katherine Johnson, the leading light of a cadre of black female mathematicians in the early space program who performed NASA's most delicate calculations, including for the moon landing, died at 101 in Virginia.
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To admit that the body (and mind that sits within it) might be far more complex than our most delicate, intricate inventions endangers all kinds of things: the medical industrial complex, the wellness industry, countless startups.
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The art of listening is the most delicate of the dramatic arts, ignored at one's peril; Alec Guinness, rehearsing "Henry V" onstage, in his youth, was once chided by the older actor who played the King.
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But I can't imagine any levelheaded chief executive having the most delicate of conversations about his enterprise out in the open, as Trump did at Mar-a-Lago on Saturday night, discussing North Korea's missile launch.
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But Blood on the Tracks is the last album you would expect goodies from, because it's where Dylan finally embraced '70s standards of studio polish; it's his subtlest, most delicate, most carefully crafted set of songs.
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Joseph Dunford Jr. Kushner's increasingly prominent role in some of the world's most delicate and intractable problems suggests that Trump is concentrating authority inside the White House rather than delegating it to Tillerson and the State Department.
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"I wanted to speak about confidence — a woman who's so strong and powerful, and who can balance atop the most delicate thing you can think of," Avanzi says, mentioning her apprehensions about the heel seeming too gimmicky.
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News media advocates consider the idea of mining a journalist's records for sources to be an intrusion on First Amendment freedoms, and prosecutors acknowledge it is one of the most delicate steps the Justice Department can take.
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Still, it's resplendent to see a Virgin Mary-inspired, iridescent Lacroix wedding gown rendered in the most delicate silk with a gossamer-swathed mannequin hovering high above it, like the annunciation taking place on a Paris catwalk.
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Bonkers in the sense that unlike the clunky Power Loader, these 7-foot-long arms replicate human motions with incredible smoothness and accuracy, each limb lifting 500 pounds, then turning around and manipulating the most delicate of objects.
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The most delicate aspect of the plan is the so-called backstop to prevent physical checks on the border between Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, and Ireland, which will remain in the European Union.
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"At around 15 to 20 metres (16 to 21 yards) deep, there were huge Birdsnest Corals (Seriatopora) and super elongated Staghorn Corals (Acropora), both of which were among the biggest and most delicate colonies I've ever seen," Gaskell said.
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Mr. Trump insisted that he was merely recognizing reality and not prejudging negotiations on the future borders of the city, but Palestinians saw the move as siding with Israel on the most delicate issue in the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
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The fate of the American troops has become one of the most delicate points of discussion as the two Koreas, the United States and China engage in fast-paced diplomacy over how to end the North's nuclear weapons program.
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As The Times reviewed Mr. de Blasio's record, on issues like early childhood education and housing, public safety emerged as the most delicate — and the one where his record, on crime reduction at least, has provided his clearest success.
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Among those caught up in the shipping investigation are David Shimron, Mr. Netanyahu's personal lawyer and second cousin, and Yitzhak Molcho, Mr. Netanyahu's lifelong friend and close adviser, whom he has sent on his most delicate diplomatic missions since the 1990s.
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The most delicate issue on the table was Mr. Cameron's call for the right to restrict welfare benefits for non-British citizens of European Union countries, namely by limiting access to "in work" payments that typically supplement the earnings of low-wage employees.
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The girl-power exuberance faded, however, when it came time for the most delicate issue of the day: female genital mutilation, or FGM, an ancient ritual the United Nations defines as the partial or total removal of external female genitalia for nonmedical reasons.
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As Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump were preparing to embark on one of their most delicate political campaigns, his brother and sister-in-law, Joshua Kushner and Karlie Kloss, were preparing a weekend-long party in Wyoming to celebrate their wedding last fall.
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Operating in a straitjacketed political environment is nothing new to the Mubarak-era politicians, many of them consummate deal-makers who built their empires on their family names, their wealth and their ability to provide services to supporters in the most delicate circumstances.
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But what these century-old industrial monsters turn out is the most delicate of materials — Chantilly lace, Leavers lace, silk tulle — in a relatively limited supply, making Sophie Hallette a favorite supplier for luxury fashion houses such as Chanel, Gucci and Erdem.
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Listen to the young superstar pianist Yuja Wang play the most delicate Ravel you can imagine (Track 3) as you read Janet Malcolm's penetrating profile, and then to Patricia Kopatchinskaja rocking her way through the finale of Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto (Track 14).
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And this is certainly not due to lack of drawing skills: in fact, in the bumper illustrations and fashion section devoted to the different styles of Lolita, Mai and Nguyen made sure they reproduced even the most delicate ruffle in the utmost detail.
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In this case, researchers from the University of Bern have been working on a robot that performs the most delicate and potentially damaging step: drilling into the skull at the precise location and depth to give access to the right part of the cochlea.
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"Unlike boiling water, which often burns and damages tea leaves, cold water allows the tea to bloom slowly while releasing only the most delicate flavors without any bitterness," Evy Tea, a company which cold-brews its bottled teas for 16 hours, writes on its website.
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The enormous gap between ordinary citizens and wealthy Chinese, many of whom are members of the ruling Communist Party, is judged by the party to be one of the most delicate issues, given that the party's origins are rooted in class struggle and revolution.
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The wonky and polarizing King now faces the most delicate task of his career, designing regulations for the law replacing No Child Left Behind, which pares back the education secretary's authority and gives states broad flexibility in making decisions for students, teachers and schools.
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"The timing of monetary policy is one of the most delicate and sophisticated arts in economic policy making and I'm fully confident in the leadership of the ECB that it will cast the QE (quantitative easing) withdrawal when the time is right," Padoan told CNBC.
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Doctor Woo, a celebrity favorite for his thin, dainty designs, reports that jewelry-inspired wrist ink is trending, while famed Shamrock Social Club's East Iz (the most delicate-minded artist from the trend-incubating shop) has been turning out single-needle flowers and delicate cursive names.
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But the most delicate babies can't risk journeys through the hospital, up and down in elevators, through corridors, past visitors, patients and staff who might be carrying infections, getting ever further from the expert care they'd need should anything start to go wrong on the way.
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This plan has the virtue of giving the lead to local security forces, but it also means that one of the most delicate phases of the operation is being entrusted to fighters who are lightly equipped and whom the United States will not be directly advising.
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"You could be watching the most delicate love scene, the most poignant moments, and you'd hear the freight trains go by," he said in a recent interview, referring to the trains that used to run on the Bay Ridge freight line that cuts through southern Brooklyn.
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But the third, and perhaps most delicate, element of the WannaCry attack revolves around a fact that Mr. Bossert did not address in his op-ed: The North exploited vulnerabilities in software developed by the division of the National Security Agency that builds the United States' cyberweapons.
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Though all teas come from the same plant—a bush called Camellia sinensis—Darjeeling has long been regarded as one of the most delicate and sought-after of teas, grown and harvested by hand rather than by machinery, and produced at elevation in the terroir of the Himalayas.
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The women had the most delicate features and the most perfect figures, which were wrapped in the traditional Vietnamese women's attire, the ao dai, the strangest outfit I had ever seen — long silk dresses that were split on each side, displaying baggy pants that looked like long bloomers.
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For months, a small group of lawmakers close to Mr. Trump have been in a pitched fight with the Justice Department over access to some of its most delicate case files, including documents detailing the scope of the Russia investigation by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel.
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Then she sanded the stone, "finer and finer," she says, until she could do her most delicate work with a pencil-size rasp: an eight-inch Italian steel file, forged by hand, with tiny teeth that eat away at the sculpture — the same type of tool used by Michelangelo.
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Related: International Experts Say Mexico Is Blocking Efforts to Find Out the Fate of the 43 Students But perhaps the most delicate case of all for the Enrique Peña Nieto administration are the suspicions circling around a multi-million dollar mansion built for the presidential family by a government contractor.
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The most delicate of the outstanding issues is the so-called backstop plan to ensure that, whatever happens in talks on future trade, there is no need to impose new checks at the border between Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, and Ireland, which will remain in the European Union.
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People who project an aura of authority and power, who are so sure they are in the right, so obsessed with taking back what they feel has been taken from them, and so focused on doing it by force and without regard for anyone else, are also the softest, most delicate weaklings when confronted.
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Criminal liability aside, Friday's news — including a report that Mr. Kushner was the one who directed Mr. Flynn to contact Russia — helps cement Mr. Kushner's reputation as a callow and arrogant freelancer, authorized by the president to act way over his head, and possibly impairing some of the most delicate and important issues of foreign policy.
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Hang up to 66 lbs of wet clothes on the rack (and add the lower removable rack for extra space), zip up the enclosure, and the energy-efficient heater will blow heated air up through the clothes, with pressure gentle enough to not damage even the most delicate items — a few people have even left reviews about successfully drying stuffed animals.
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") According to The Art Newspaper, Schopp was going through a letter from Alexandre Dumas fils — the son of The Three Musketeers author — to George Sand, dated June 1871 at the the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BNF, National Library of France) which had erroneously been transcribed into English as, "One does not paint the most delicate and the most sonorous interview of Miss Queniault [sic] of the Opera.
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If Donald Trump continues to be the president he has been thus far — one who makes up facts, hires his cronies from Wall Street, refuses to vet his cabinet nominees even as much as immigrants are now vetted, rails against the press and shoots from the hip on some of the most delicate of the world's problems — will they take responsibility for their votes?
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He had been working on annotating the letters between Dumas and the writer George Sand, and had long been perplexed by a passage, in the old typewritten copies, where Dumas inveighs against the "insolent" and "cowardly" Courbet, who had committed an artistic heresy, in the view of Dumas: One doesn't paint with one's most delicate and sonorous brush the interview of Ms. Queniault of the Opera, for the Turk who took refuge inside it from time to time — all of it life-size, and life-size also two women passing for men.
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Judge Jeon said the prostitutes had been "comfort women for the United States military," touching on one of the country's most delicate historical issues by using the same euphemism for prostitutes the Japanese have applied to Korean and other women who were forced into sexual servitude by its soldiers during World War II. The plaintiffs had encouraged that comparison, arguing that it was hypocritical for South Korea to condemn Japan for its historical wrongdoings while not acknowledging its own role in ensuring that foreign soldiers had access to Korean prostitutes.
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