Mr. Hart and Mr. Mould met in a record store in 1978 and soon began to play together, along with Mr. Norton, whom Mr. Mould had known previously.
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He theorizes that cold granulated glass was packed into a mould, and then a blob of molten blue glass was introduced and pressed against the mould, heating the white granules from behind.
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Death Star ice mould Whisky stones are so last year.
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Injection moulding works by forcing molten plastic into a mould.
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He also helped mould Mr Trump into a nasty populist.
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"The Atta Mills is a much better design," Mould said.
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That's what Destin Sandlin and Steve Mould did on YouTube.
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The problem is: That's a mould the sisters don't fit.
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Playlist By now, Bob Mould knows what he's good at.
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The question is: can the mass political mainstream break the mould?
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From soupy flotsam to giant mould blooms, the interiors were hideous.
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This involves placing preforms inside a mould which is then closed.
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Resin is injected into the mould and heat and pressure applied.
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In the 20th century, however, researchers began to break the mould.
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I like them to fit a certain mould with their looks.
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Mould added that growth was pinned on the infrastructure developments projects.
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Build up layers of resin and glass fibre inside that mould.
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Stories abound of new houses which quickly develop mould and damp.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - Arundhati Bhattacharya broke the mould for India's banks.
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I mould or carve my shapes and then pour the concrete.
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Once the plastic has solidified, this mould opens to eject the part.
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I mean, that's quite the eiger of blue mould and white fat.
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Mould assumed the majority of the band's managerial responsibilities as a result.
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Fleming's chance observation of Penicillium mould on bacterial plates led to antibiotics.
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A respected American political scientist asks whether China can break the mould.
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Will the election break the mould of the country's two-party system?
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According to Mould, the ink in dry erase markers is also insoluble.
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Bob Mould had to step up his game 'cause we were good!
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The chocolatiers use a mould to create the egg in two halves.
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He told them that Canada was now theirs to mould and improve.
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I couldn't begin to think of somebody who might fit that mould.
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For Mr. Mould, it's all about the buzz of an electric guitar.
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She might just be a slime mould to you, but to me?
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While Mould did the best he possibly could, the simulation isn't perfect.
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Will the Brexit Party be able to break the mould of British politics?
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"The tragic news of Grant's passing was not unexpected to me," Mould wrote.
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And now we've gotta try to really mould it and see what happens.
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Each section is made by shaping the materials around a specially designed mould.
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Besides preventing mould, sunny weather is also needed for a bigger bean size.
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Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said Lewis had "delivered the goods".
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CA with guests like Queens of the Stone Age, Japandroids, and Bob Mould.
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Ukrainians ever since the country had attempted to mould its own destiny in
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That man was Alex Ferguson, another working-class Scot in the collectivist mould.
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His belief that you could mould the mind of an 18-year-old dwindled.
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First, Mould creates a "scatterplot" — a random distribution — of couscous on a metal square.
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"The potential could be very substantial," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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The designer was not afraid of breaking the mould within often-pompous couture circles.
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What remains is like a volcanic mould of the dune base from the past.
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The XPrize finalists have broken out of that mould in a few significant ways.
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Pour into the mold then place the cucumber slice gently into the mould. 3.
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Less celebrated is Vanguard, a fund-management group that also fits the disruptive mould.
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In die-casting, molten metal is poured into a mould to make a product.
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Mould Map 4: Eurozone Special Why is it cool to draw bad on purpose?
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There's mould all over them and I think for Wes, that was quite revelatory.
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If not Mr Hammond, then perhaps a figure in the mould of Kenneth Clarke.
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He is in the same mould as Russia's Vladimir Putin and Hungary's Viktor Orban.
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Judge and Stanton appear to have been cast from the same classic slugger mould.
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It's nice that Perry's decided to break the mould and just write about something wholesome.
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At one site, Mould Bay, the level of thawing was 240% higher than historic norms.
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There are no guarantees that Tehran can mould Iraq's the political landscape without a struggle.
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The only things YouTuber Chris Mould needs to create beautiful designs are semolina and sound.
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They weren't particularly well-organized, and didn't fit the mould of the typical violent criminal.
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One was Beppe Grillo, a comedian in the mould of Michael Moore or Russell Brand.
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Modest single-storey houses remain badly damaged, with mould on the walls and leaky roofs.
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DONALD TRUMP has broken the mould of the American presidency in almost every major category.
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Barrasso, on the other hand, fits more of the typical mould of a Republican senator.
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"We want the girls to break the mould," the band's agent, Zhou Xiaobai, told Reuters.
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Brazil's election of Jair Bolsonaro, a populist in Mr Trump's mould, has collected 9.7m hours.
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Mould said Kelvin is the most logical bidder for the firm, should one ever appear.
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SOME schools have black mould creeping up the walls; at others, mushrooms sprout from them.
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Patel had been widely seen in the inflation-fighting mould of his predecessor Raghuram Rajan.
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She pulls out fist-sized balls and places them inside a cylindrical brass noodle mould.
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To add to the greenery, this mould could be recycled and the material used again.
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"First gas imports are estimated at end of first quarter of next year," Mould said.
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That period also exposed the friction between Hart and Mould that had been developing for years.
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Invented by James Gardiner, an Australian architect, it has big advantages over traditional mould-making techniques.
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"The curse of Amazon strikes again," said Russ Mould, investment director at brokerage firm AJ Bell.
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Mr Murthy's defenders paint him as a catalyst for change in the mould of activist investors.
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Spahn sits on the CDU's right wing, while Kramp-Karrenbauer is a centrist in Merkel's mould.
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A different challenge awaits in 28th seed Querrey, a player very much in the Raonic mould.
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On each episode, Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould attempt to authenticate paintings attributed to famous artists.
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Russian Daria Kasatkina is doing her best to break the mould and daring to be different.
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"Ted Baker is truly having the nightmare before Christmas," AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould said.
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The gas project is expected to generate about 1,000 megawatts of power to Ghana, Mould said.
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In a Twitter video posted by Philip Mould on Monday, the art dealer and Fake or Fortune?
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But whatever substance Mould applied to this Jacobean portrait is way too thick to be plain turpentine.
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I thought in Becky Sharp, he had created a mould of himself, as both insider and outsider.
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The news was first reported by Variety before being confirmed by Hart's Hüsker Dü bandmate, Bob Mould.
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With Mould often embracing the pop-rock of Hart's earlier tracks, Hart kicked on with Zen Arcade.
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With Theresa in charge, things start out very much in the Roy Hodgson mould of England management.
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This involves pouring molten steel through a bottomless mould which, being cooled by water, partially solidifies it.
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In many ways Mr Newsom is a politician more in the mould of the 1960s than today.
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"Budget airline easyJet's latest figures disappointed investors," AJ Bell Investment Director Russ Mould said in a note.
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Yet if he is cast from the same mould as Mrs May, he is a superior version.
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At Harlech Tower, paint peels off the walls in a chilly stairwell, adorned in places with mould.
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Mr Azhar himself has at various times been detained, before being quietly released to mould more jihadists.
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The researchers also detected remnants of the mould Penicillium, which is used to produce the antibiotic penicillin.
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Starting again should make it easier to mould a business more aligned to the needs of today.
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If it does go off, it is likely to be due to mould growing around the lid.
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So if shipments are down, Mould is suggesting that industry isn't doing as well as it seemed.
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Earlier this year, 400 people there had to be evacuated due to mould issues in their homes.
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"We (almost) always agreed on how to present our collective work to the world," Mr. Mould wrote.
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The AVTR is an electric concept car which uses a glowing mould instead of a steering wheel.
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The Italian mould maker said on Friday it had signed an accord to merge with rival Co.Stamp.
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"The tragic news of Grant's passing was not unexpected to me," Mould wrote in a note on Facebook.
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He met Mould at Cheapo Records in 1979 and, soon after, the two started to play music together.
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In Facing The Other Way, it says that you had spoken to Bob Mould about producing this album.
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People seem to hold this thing with Bob Mould up like it was really important but it wasn't.
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That's, admittedly, skipping over a few key steps like how to make a mould of a frozen bird.
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KDX has also invested heavily in importing equipment and developing core technologies, such as ultra-precision mould processing.
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Mr Abe, though a nationalist, is not in the macho mould of the often bare-torsoed Mr Putin.
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Adequate ventilation is also of course necessary to control moisture levels to prevent other nasty issues like mould.
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He "remains deeply committed to identifying and selecting outstanding jurists in the mould of Justice Gorsuch", it said.
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But Mould felt something was missing in the deluge of explainers, graphics, and animations spawned by the discovery.
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Injection moulding has long been used to produce plastic parts by extruding a molten polymer into a mould.
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Mould said Ted Baker had lost some credibility with analysts and investors, but it still resonates with customers.
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He was a one off, a master of self-control, and I wasn't made from that same mould.
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He is a supremely average centre-back in the mould of Djimi Traoré, Sotirios Kyrgiakos, Jose Enrique even.
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If transport indexes are poor, then industrials ones would eventually start to struggle, and vice versa, Mould said.
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Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said the cyber attack could undermine consumer confidence in the retailer.
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"5 in the Morning" fits neatly within that mould, and deserves more than one shout-out for sure.
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According to the US' Food Defect Handbook, mould is an acceptable feature of a wide variety of food.
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The back is inscribed in Mr. Fleming's own writing, "The mould that first made Penicillin," with his signature.
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If it does go off, it is likely to be due to mould growing around the lid. 4.
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A spokesperson explained to Mashable that they've looked into the images, and what the pictures actually show is mould.
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It would be ironic if a politician who claims to be a mould-breaker offers more of the same.
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But the centrepiece is a plaster mould by Antonio Canova (pictured, below), which shows the president in Roman garb.
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Most airline managers, after all, are globe-trotting expats in the mould of Sir Tim Clark, president of Emirates.
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In the mould of contemporary strongmen worldwide, he has kept the outward trappings of democracy while gutting its content.
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But Mr Zhao, and others trying to use proxy votes to mould corporate America, are playing a long game.
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The tortilla bowls will be made fresh in the restaurants, by frying the flour tortillas using a special mould.
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Other seemingly unintelligent creatures, including ants, caterpillars and slime mould can, by trial and error, create surprisingly efficient routes.
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"A surge in the polls for Jeremy Corbyn could therefore pressure the likes of Centrica and FirstGroup", Mould said.
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And what is not okay is when you have one mould in which you want to put everybody (in).
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Xavier is leant over Gaspard's plate, helping him mould his steak tartare into the shape of the Justice crucifix.
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Kelly struggled to sand down her divisive persona to fit the mould of an apolitical morning talk show host.
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There can still be giveaways, such as indentations from a robotic gripper or repeated imperfections in a cast mould.
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Vaux and Jacob Wrey Mould, who designed Belvedere Castle, positioned it atop Vista Rock, a huge outcropping of bedrock.
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The back is inscribed in Mr. Fleming's own writing, "The mould that first made Penicillin," and carries his signature.
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Yellen also broke the mould at the San Francisco Fed, becoming the first woman appointed its leader in 2004.
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Backers of Ramaphosa, say she is peddling populist rhetoric and would rule in the mould of her former husband.
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Some hope to present him as an elder statesman in the mould of Deng Xiaoping, overseeing reforms while suppressing dissent.
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He fits the mould of someone who's used Elvis to overcome personal circumstance because he was horribly bullied at school.
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We look to our buildings to hold us, like a kind of psychological mould, to a helpful vision of ourselves.
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"UK shareholders are arguably being dealt a poor hand with the merger," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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When he defected to UKIP from the Conservatives in 2014 he hoped to mould it into a grassroots, libertarian outfit.
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"The turnaround at the advertising giant WPP appears to be gaining some traction," AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould said.
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But Steve Mould has discovered a liquid that laughs at gravity and other forces that govern our universe: polyethylene oxide.
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Those costs "come before the expenditure and cash outlay that would come with any substantial reductions in headcount," Mould explained.
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Breaking the mould for a CSU leader in the mostly Catholic state, Soeder is a Protestant who drinks little alcohol.
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He hopes that "Upheaval" will encourage other scholars to take up his ideas and mould them into something more rigorous.
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In addition to ice, this silicone mould lets you get creative with homemade chocolates or other Death-Star-shaped delicacies.
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There are three factors at work in businesses' ravenous appetite for change, according to AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould.
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Cut out a piece of card to fit the top of your mold or fit foil around the mould. 5.
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In television Netflix broke the mould in 2007 by using broadband connections to sell video subscriptions, undercutting the cable firms.
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His whole high, broad form, seemed made of solid bronze, and shaped in an unalterable mould, like Cellini's cast Perseus.
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Mr. Mould said in a Facebook post that Mr. Hart's death was not unexpected, and he acknowledged their occasional differences.
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"But this just goes to show that buying what is comfortable is rarely the route to big profits," Mould said.
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Still, the journey from Roanoke to north London has clearly helped mould Karbassiyoon into a level-headed and thoughtful former pro.
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The energetic septuagenarian started dye- and mould-making in 1966, and recalls a time when migrants were grateful for a job.
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But they still meet every evening in the INA's courtyard, where they mould marionettes for a show they may never stage.
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A few years ago he got a package in the mail—it contained a perfect clay mould of David Bowie's face.
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The firm also wants its arrangements to become more "normal", in the mould of Blackstone or KKR, two veteran asset managers.
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With more than 7,000 moulds, says Mr Helfrich, the Gipsformerei is "unique in offering casts of every mould to all comers".
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"Investors will be very relieved there isn't a continuation of yesterday's market slump," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said.
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His recent actions suggest that he plans to turn Venezuela into an autarkic dictatorship in the mould of Fidel Castro's Cuba.
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You need to let the cake cool and take it out of its mould before assembly, which takes another half day.
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She has to predict how each part will come out of the mould, before she spoons the batter in, she said.
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"Imperial Brands' shares are popular among retail investors for their generous pay-out," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell said.
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The first songs I write suck but it's about being able to mould them into something that becomes a coherent song.
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As the mould can be reused, Dr Ma reckons his method could easily be scaled up for roll-to-roll processing.
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Pick up the sides of pastry and use your hands to mould into the shape of a squat little grenade. 5.
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"Dominos is now pulling the plug on its international operations after admitting defeat," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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A: There are parts of an actor's own life experiences that you have to tap into and mould around your character.
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Chief Executive Alex Mould said the country would take 180 million standard cubic feet of gas from the field per day.
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Similarly, Shane Rogers (Associate Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering) reported that fungal hallucinations caused by toxic mould could stimulate haunting-related perceptions.
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His collection, called C-Mould, is very specific in its purpose: Nearly all of the 36 species are used for art projects.
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One reason for that is the bottomless mould has to be oscillated to ensure molten steel does not stick to its sides.
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He's super practical and looks out for sensible things like mould, how much energy we'll use, and distance from a train station.
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It is mostly noticed in its absence—the tear in a shirt, the mould on a ceiling, the spluttering of an engine.
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The latest bout of Trumpian immigrant-bashing fits the mould in one respect: it comes on the heels of an economic downturn.
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"Normally talk of Saudi production cuts would help to support the price of crude," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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"We will either mould our political leaders, or we will send them home," he said at a press conference on June 21.
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Watch on to see science presenter Steve Mould demonstrate some of the possible Chladni figures, and marvel at some aesthetically satisfying mathematics.
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Though Mr. Hart was bisexual and Mr. Mould was gay, their sexual orientation was not a major part of the band's identity.
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Russ Mould, AJ Bell investment director, said the early reaction was not surprising given the stock was up some 20% on the year.
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Opponents cast him as a would-be dictator in the mould of Gaddafi, though Haftar projects himself as a champion against Islamist extremism.
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At the other end of the scale are tomes containing a plethora of pithy platitudes about "breaking the mould" and "worshipping the kill".
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Western governments are especially concerned about Libya, where Russia may be aiding Mr Haftar, a secular strongman in the mould Mr Putin prefers.
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"Although it's rare, a lack of refrigeration, damage to the carton, or drinking repeatedly from the carton could cause mould growth," they said.
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"Given its financial firepower it is little wonder that Amazon effectively parking its tanks on Just Eat's lawn is spooking investors," Mould said.
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Air purifiers use powerful filters to effectively remove most of the dust, smoke, pollen, odour, mould spores, and pet dander from your home.
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A handful of Democrats are in the Bredesen mould: candidates who look competitive despite the fact that Mr Trump won their states comfortably.
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"History, and the lowly valuation attributed to Deutsche's assets by the market, suggests another capital raise could be on the cards," Mould said.
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This sheet confirms that Penicillium, that nasty old mould that thrives in damp, has thoroughly zapped the streptococcus bacteria in a blood sample.
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Now there's a handy DIY demonstration for those of us without access to that kind of technology, courtesy of science presenter Steve Mould.
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Though this "secret history" illuminates much of the real-life mould that shaped the novel, it at times confuses autobiographical elements with autobiography.
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Even the plague of mould or fungus infections that occur during shipping are held at bay by a stronger cell membrane, he said.
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"Its outlook disappointed investors as the growing spectre posed by discounters Aldi and Lidl remains," said Russ Mould, Investment Director at AJ Bell.
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A mainstream adult radio listener today doesn't have to fit the mould established in the wake of Britain's 1950s dance halls and ballrooms.
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Something more complex like a helmet can take around 20 hours to print — and when it's taken from the mould, it's fully formed.
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London Art dealers Philip Mould and Company now own the painting, which will go on display at the Charles Dickens Museum this week.
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But, following this advice will mould you into the brawling badass you always wanted to be without earning a real-life black eye.
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The New America Foundation was created in 1999 to break the mould of traditional think tanks, which were too donor-beholden and partisan.
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The researchers recently used cellulose fibres and a resin made from maize to print a mould for constructing the roof of a boat.
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The usual reasons for the death of a tree—mould, infestation, a known virus, blight, fungi, an early frost—didn't fit the symptoms.
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But things soon soured, as they sometimes do when a major wants to shape and mould a young person into a commercial product.
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But, the researchers argue, not enough attention has been paid to the way its see-it-to-believe-it mystique can mould perceptions.
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Hector Yunes, the PRI's candidate for governor of Veracruz, went even further in breaking the mould in his speech accepting his electoral failure.
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That clay bust was scanned, a 3D digital print was then used to make a mould into which chocolate was poured in Belgium.
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The virus could be "the final blow" that pushes TUI out of the FTSE 100, said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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Kerry looked like the perfect mould for the position, but the decisions he made may result in history judging his tenure very harshly.
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"A big challenge for the company is that motor insurance is a very competitive market," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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Serraj, whose supporters say Haftar is a would-be dictator in the same mould as Gaddafi, met Macron after visiting Germany and Italy.
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"The risks are increasing on a daily basis and Imperial Brands' troublesome trading update may not be a one-off blip," Mould said.
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"We're going to try to do something bigger than anything like rock and roll," Mould had told Steve Albini at Matter Magazine in 1983.
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The 4 centimeter (1.5 inch)-long filigree hoop with a ram's head mould, shown here, was discovered during excavations outside Jerusalem's walled Old City.
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Darakshan Raja, co-director of the Washington Peace Center, an an activist group in DC, compiled this list of organizations that fit that mould.
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"Investors could be betting that China's retaliation could force Trump to back down and come to an amicable conclusion," Mould said in his note.
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By and large, the results were promising for him: candidates backed by PDI-P, or in a similar mould to the president, swept Java.
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This is done by placing the fibres, tapes or mats onto a mould in the required orientation, creating what is known as a preform.
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"There are so many of them now that they are branching out of their domestic hunting ground (the U.S.) and looking overseas," Mould explained.
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Analyst Blendi Fevziu said Meta wanted the presidency to try to mould an image as a unifying figure in the divided NATO member state.
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This includes something akin to an early warning system for common housing stock maintenance issues, such as mould, poor insulation, or a failing boiler.
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Most members share a legal heritage and language (though Mozambique broke the English-speaking mould by joining in 1995, followed by Rwanda in 2009).
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In one case, a blood-stained shirt disappeared in a puff of dust and mould when it was produced in a 2012 murder trial.
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"It's not very difficult to mould Serbian public opinion on many of the issues the Russians care about – it's low-hanging fruit," said Bechev.
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Macron wants deeper security cooperation with Europe, but he may find it hard to break the mould of predecessors Francois Hollande and Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Project Hospital is a game very much in the mould of Theme Hospital, but with a decidedly more serious approach to the subject matter.
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"While longer-standing shareholders may have suffered losses ... the new strategy should give Purplebricks a stronger footing to try and bounce back," Mould said.
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"Investors (are) perhaps reacting to the lack of a special dividend after several years of one-off payments," AJ Bell Investment Director, Russ Mould, said.
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What made this one different was that it used the latest neurobiology research to mould its goals as well as how its treatment was delivered.
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"Demand for its rooms is still linked to the performance of a global economy over which there is mounting concern," Mould said in a note.
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Mr Flamini admits his is an unusual passion, even if on occasion his lifestyle fits the mould of a footballer more than a green entrepreneur.
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The then prime minister, Ferenc Gyurcsany, once hailed as a moderniser in the mould of Tony Blair, was recorded delivering an expletive-laden secret speech.
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Gloria Cortez, a mother of six, alleges she was recently evicted from her home in Pomona after complaining that mould was making her feel ill.
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In fact, Mr Wang helped to mould Xi Jinping's thinking—as well as, remarkably, that of Mr Xi's two predecessors, Hu Jintao and Jiang Zemin.
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According to Wareing, most jam mould can safely be spooned away with no further threat to life and limb, while patulin is destroyed by fermentation.
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One of Cheng's goals when creating BOB was to create an AI entity that broke the mould by having its own sense of narcissistic autonomy.
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"They are trying to break the mould and the one-off relationship," one source said of Amazon's interest in smaller online brands with loyal followings.
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There's the idea for a book that physically grows, for example, by monitoring slime mould in a petri dish to trigger tweets telling a story.
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Former Belgium striker Marc Degryse said he was confident the players Martinez has tried to mould into a resilient unit would step up a gear.
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It's not like I haven't used a roll of kitchen towels to clean a bathroom before, or accidentally used my own toothbrush to scrub mould.
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Though rather than the world-weary man-boys of the "National Lampoon" mould, we have high-achieving nerdy women intent on proving their own worth.
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Basil took her daughter to the doctor three times for respiratory illness and chest infections she believed were caused by the mould in her room.
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"People are taking fright as to whether there might be a broader readthrough to the UK economy," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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Hüsker Dü was formed by Mr. Hart, the guitarist and singer Bob Mould and the bassist Greg Norton in the late 1970s in St. Paul.
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The global aviation industry has lost $41 billion of its value in just the last month, according to Russ Mould, Investment Director at AJ Bell.
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The carbon fibre frame, weighing about as much as a human brain (1.4kg), is delivered just as it comes out of the mould, jet-black.
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Farmers said the downpours made drying beans a difficult and long process, increasing the chances of mould if more sunny spells were not to come.
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"You want someone crazy to come in and break the mould," said Michel Phan, professor of luxury marketing at the Emlyon Business School in France.
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Most of these histories, however, follow a narrow mould, seeing it "mainly in intellectual terms," in the words of Paul Edwards, a historian of information technologies.
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Johanna Vuorelma, political analyst at Helsinki University, said Stubb did not fit the mould of a politician in Finland, where modesty and ordinariness are considered virtues.
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The news was confirmed by his bandmate Bob Mould in a Facebook post recounting how he met Hart in college and spent years making music together.
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The Minneapolis band, which Hart formed with Mould and bassist Greg Norton in 1979, influenced many bands of the '90s, including Green Day and the Pixies.
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"In The Witch, the things I'm saying I've really felt, since forever, like I'm being pushed into this mould that doesn't seem to fit," she says.
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This is step two: this goes beyond dad on Instagram, this is an entertainer almost in the mould of but not quite there yet DJ Khaled.
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Though books in the "Freakonomics" mould have pitched economics as an endeavour that goes beyond GDP estimates and inflation targeting, bringing it to life is hard.
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As taking moulds directly from the original frieze is now forbidden, the staff are working on a new hybrid involving laser scanning and traditional mould-making.
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Stephen Mould, head of Sotheby's Wine, Europe told CNBC Thursday that the focus was very much on top quality French wines from the most prestigious cellars.
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"That survey from RICS, about a first possible drop in house prices since 2012, is clearly spooking people," said Russ Mould, Investment Director at AJ Bell.
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Whoever replaces Sorrell however will face longer-term questions as to whether a group that was built in his mould should remain intact after his departure.
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This sort of transfer etiquette has become de rigueur since football and social media became inextricably linked, but Zlatan Ibrahimovic appears to have broken the mould.
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At Laval Tool and Mould, which exports 90 percent of its products, mostly to Mexico and the United States, President Jonathon Azzopardi said business is booming.
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For companies that have shouldered this cost and broken the family-owned, locally-funded mould, adapting to the realities of market financing has posed unforeseen challenges.
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"That survey from RICS, about a first possible drop in house prices since 06003, is clearly spooking people," said Russ Mould, Investment Director at AJ Bell.
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He would broach no rival to his own authority, and in that sense he was a socialist in a rather less democratic mould than his forebears.
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His 'C-Mould' archive has 50 different kinds of microorganisms, each with their own color and idiosyncrasies, a sort of bacterial painter's palette, if you will.
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Ultimately however, like that last track, "In Your Head" is one of catharsis, of breaking free from a specific mould and moving forward—a grand metamorphosis.
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They're clearly here to stay, but fans who weren't even born when Kettering broke the mould will nevertheless mourn the days of pure, uncluttered football shirts.
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Rum sales overtook gin sales in Britain in the third quarter of 2019 for the first time in five years, Mould said, citing the Whisky Exchange.
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The shake drains the water from the deckle and pushes the fibers to intertwine as the collected pulp spreads evenly to the edges of the mould.
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DISARRAY AJ Bell Investment director Russ Mould said NMC's management upheaval raised questions about how corporate governance issues and overseas listings were handled by UK regulators.
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"We designed a 3D printed prototype ... Once we apply the slime mould it will just grow, spread all over, connecting each of those holes," he said.
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AD: Initially wood sculpture, then for this piece it had to be clay because it was too big for wood and I had to do a mould.
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"You can argue that there is a fresh valuation going on," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, a stockbroker that oversees assets worth $71 billion.
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What is more, China's leaders may divine in Mr Trump someone in their mould—not delicate about democratic niceties and concerned above all about development and growth.
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Somehow, the hate apple remained relatively unscathed, with only a thin film of green mould across its surface, while the love apple was getting really quite horrible.
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More telling are unpaid taxes, foreclosure proceedings and recorded complaints of mould, rats, crumbling plaster, accumulating rubbish, and domestic fights, all of which hint at property neglect.
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They are even more extraordinary coming from one serving 19 sovereign countries, based in Frankfurt, and constructed in the inflation-busting and fiscally conservative mould of Germany.
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The idea that a historic mould can, in Mr Helfrich's words, "preserve an artwork's DNA", has led to a reassessment of the Gipsformerei by Berlin State Museums.
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These included those of two leaf diseases (Botrytis cinerea, known to laymen as grey mould, and Pseudomonas syringae), and two root diseases (Rhizoctonia solani and Fusarium oxysporum).
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While welcoming the settlement, AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould said the cost could limit new CEO Narasimhan's ability to undertaken much-needed investment in RB's brands.
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"Emerging markets have been particularly weak and a lack of progress regarding international trade talks continues to unsettle investors," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said.
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"Upstream made a profit two quarters in a row, which will give people encouragement, and cash flow was strong," added Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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"If it remains below $60 a barrel you would expect OPEC to look to extend the December agreement," said Russ Mould of online investment platform AJ Bell.
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"You've got additional virus cases in the UK, California declaring an emergency – that has again got people on edge," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said.
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However, Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said the cigarette industry can no longer be seen as a defensive investment because of political and regulatory concerns.
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While Biles and Raisman wow with their athletic prowess and sky-high whirls, Mustafina fits the more traditional Soviet-era mould of dancer-like gaits and moves.
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The Democrats are well organized and well financed — but we've got to get into the Negro areas if we expect to mould a party for all people.
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Doctors on the ground are also reporting an increase in respiratory concerns as mould from damaged homes has started to impact patients with mild to severe respiratory issues.
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The most candid voices admit that China got Mr Trump wrong, at first thinking him a pragmatic New York businessman in the mould of others they have known.
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"It goes to show that activists are increasingly powerful and that putting pressure on a business in the public domain can often achieve results fairly quickly," Mould added.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Indian film industry needs to break out of its mould and produce more hard-hitting films that challenge its audience, veteran actor Om Puri said.
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Some resignations have been more harmonious, coming about as a result of either investors or the CEO feeling "ready for a fresh challenge or a break," Mould suggested.
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"The deep irony is that his male heir dies in his teens and his daughters turn out to be fantastic monarchs, very much in his mould," Worsley adds.
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But for the Donbass, Zelenskiy has broken the mould of Ukrainian leaders who since 2014 - when Moscow also seized Ukraine's Crimea region - have avoided using Russian in public.
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"Online supermarket Ocado continues to prosper with the group gaining market share on the seemingly inexorable rise of the armchair shopper," AJ Bell's Investment Director, Russ Mould, said.
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Pierce a hole through the card or foil and insert the stick into each mould, making sure you leave enough of the stick for people to hold. 7.
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"Investors would have been yearning for a quiet Friday after a week of turmoil for the markets driven by recession fears," said AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould.
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The fiscal autonomy provided by immense oil revenues gave a handful of senior princes the freedom to create and mould the modern Saudi between the 213s and 246s.
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It has since restarted and is currently producing around 50,43 barrels per day, far lower than the 120,000 bpd capacity, according to Alex Mould, chief executive of GNPC.
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Since the early 60s he had been bumming around Europe, working as a jazz musician and doing abstract expressionist "action paintings" somewhat in the mould of Jackson Pollock.
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"Russia emerged from a recession, helped by interest rate cuts and the carefully crafted policies of its respected central bank head, Elvira Nabiullina," Mould from AJ Bell said.
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Mr. Mould, who released the excellent solo album "Patch the Sky" last year, will deliver a career-spanning set list with nothing more than his trusted six string.
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Bob Mould is my favorite artist of all time and I'm convinced that his current work holds up alongside the shit he cranked out in his 80s prime.
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"This is likely to be welcomed by investors after a sticky spell for the shares, largely relating to wider market weakness," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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"The company uses the dreaded term 'broadly' in line with expectations to describe the numbers, code for not quite up to scratch," AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould said.
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For his guest video on Tom Scott's YouTube channel, science vlogger Steve Mould demonstrates the difference between the sounds of cold and hot water being poured into a mug.
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DURING the campaign, Donald Trump pledged to name a Supreme Court justice "very much in the mould" of Antonin Scalia, the conservative jurist who died over a year ago.
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Pundits debate whether he is a "New Deal Republican" inspired by Ronald Reagan, a Nixonian centrist or more of a fist-shaking nativist in the mould of Andrew Jackson.
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Just as the design of prisons can make rehabilitation easier or harder, and as school buildings influence how children learn, so offices mould the people who work in them.
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These could end in a victory for the M5S and its founder, Beppe Grillo, an anti-establishment political comedian in the mould of Michael Moore, an American film-maker.
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"Even the agreement mooted today does not have a clear flight path as it still needs the approval of shareholders and creditors," Mould commented in a note on Friday.
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Sir Nick is a titled throwback to the Cameron years (perhaps a rule of thumb for breaking the mould is not to give prominent roles to people with knighthoods).
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Mould suggested that this sluggish performance has increased the level of pressure on CEOs from fund managers to perform, since they in turn are under growing pressure from investors.
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Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said given Saga had already announced changes to its insurance business, "Elliott would need a convincing argument to push for further change".
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The plastic googly eyes, just like the ones on most Sesame Street characters, are a filter through which he can mould the city and make it come to life.
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Barack Obama, now in the last year of his presidency, would love to nominate a justice in the mould of Mr Scalia's fellow opera-lover, liberal Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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When Japanese researchers mimicked the main population centres surrounding Tokyo using a series of oat clusters, the way slime mould moved from cluster to cluster replicated Tokyo's railway system.
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" The upshot to Brutus was that for Supreme Court justices, exercise of this virtually uncontrolled power "will enable them to mould the government into almost any shape they please.
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"A Labour win could cause turmoil on the markets given the party wants to renationalise several sectors and shake up taxes," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said.
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"It was a sour end to the week for markets as investors' hopes over a full blown equity recovery were dashed," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said.
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By the turn of the 19th century he was even beginning to receive some modest acclaim; but he was unable to fit within the mould the contemporary critics proscribed.
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"It seems perverse that the business currently has an interim CEO in charge ... just when it is launching a major restructuring," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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"It seems perverse that the business currently has an interim CEO in charge ... just when it is launching a major restructuring," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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Thanks to a new video posted by British science presenter Steve Mould on YouTube, you don't have to simply imagine what a gravitational wave could look like in action.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Clothes grown from slime mould and tupperware handbags were among the environmentally-friendly designs and ideas presented by fashion graduates at a London arts school on Friday.
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This could be because, if it is not stored at a constant temperature, the fat can rise to the surface, leaving a bloom that looks a bit like mould.
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"It was a tough year for the tourist industry, with instability in Turkey and a spate of terror attacks taking their toll," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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"Ultimately, Royal Mail has become as frustrating a company for investors as queuing up for hours on a Saturday morning to retrieve a parcel from the sorting office," Mould added.
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He pressed the mould onto his own face ("the eeriest, most bizarre feeling in the world"), and promptly copied it into a white mask for his Thin White Duke rendition.
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He returned home determined to build a new capital city of harbours and canals in the mould of Amsterdam which, unlike landlocked Moscow, could welcome ships from across the world.
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Finally, it seems like the perfect time for Read, an artist with all the elements to become a cult favourite in the mould of his own favorites from times past.
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"Economic sanctions from the US could damage their trade flows, ability to access global financial markets and ultimately their currencies and economies," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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The internet memes doing the rounds—for instance, a pledge to "defend GDP" for Li's sake—are partly in jest but do reveal support for public servants in his mould.
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Ezra Koenig, Bob Mould, Tegan & Sara, Andrew W.K., Kyp Malone, David Cross, and Kevin Drew all appear on the track, and they all add something uniquely chaotic, shouty, and absurd.
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Paisley's team was in many ways a continuation of Bill Shankly's great side of the early seventies, and played with that same disciplined togetherness and in that same collectivist mould.
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Over a kerosene stove, he's melting red chips of plastic into a plaster mould, one that will take the form of an everyday electrical socket once the plastic becomes hardened.
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Extrusion is the process of shaping aluminum by forcing it to flow through an opening in a mould to make products for use in industries ranging from electronics to aerospace.
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Villeneuve — a brash mould breaker when he came into Formula One from racing in the Americas — felt Hamilton did what worked for him, even if some purists were left cold.
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Yet the MEGA drive has taken a while to find mainstream traction, partly because it doesn't fit into the wild and speculative mould that people normally associate with revolutionary technology.
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Compare the video of the steel wool to another video Mould made where he microwaves a CD. Here, the CD can be seen splintering into jagged edges and sparks fly.
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Each of Fukushima's clients receives a consultation session, followed by a meeting where their fingers are moulded and skin tones decided before the mould is made and colors pasted in.
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In a way, he slipped into the mould set by acts like the Stones or Led Zeppelin: picking up an American genre and reshaping it to fit his own world.
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"Having suffered its worst day of trading in more than 30 years the FTSE 100 at least started Friday 13th in positive territory," said AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould.
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Oxenfree isn't set up to have the player "fail" – in the mould of The Walking Dead and Life Is Strange, its focus is on story, one with several potential endings.
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Sheridan, who was living in a temporary two-bedroom residence with about 20 family members after mould was discovered in their already overcrowded home, became overwhelmed by her surroundings, Jackie said.
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The show's lineup includes Queens of the Stone Age, Cage the Elephant, Liam Gallagher, the Kills, Royal Blood, Japandroids, Wolf Alice, Bob Mould, Bully, Babes in Toyland, White Reaper, and more.
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European biotechnology has long been a poor relation to the far bigger industry in the United States, but the Clozels broke the mould in developing a fully fledged and profitable business.
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" For Wollstonecraft, education was the path to freedom, but not freedom in the competitive mould; rather the kind that nurtures "the common relationship that binds the whole family on earth together.
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Researchers from the University of Arizona (UA) said they had created a genetically modified maize plant that is edible even when infected with a mould that produces aflatoxin, a carcinogenic substance.
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"The big question you should now be asking is whether someone else will make a bid for Entertainment now it is in play," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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However, there is one aspect, at least, of the reported "bad bank" plan which does not seem to add up, AJ Bell's Investment Director Russ Mould said in a research note.
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Many assumed there were some unseen shenanigans that made the stick figure leap off the table, but as Steve Mould explains, it's all due to the simple science of erasable markers.
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But the point is that long before we were conscious, thinking beings, our cells were reading data from the environment and working together to mould us into robust, self-sustaining agents.
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Faced with a need to reshape, or even fundamentally restructure, China's economic and political model, Mr Xi has tried to present himself as a reformer in the mould of Deng Xiaoping.
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I interviewed all kinds of people, a lot in the DC hardcore scene, but also people like Bob Mould and Jello Biafra and folks like that when they came through town.
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The same process can be used to shape materials, slamming down a sheet of metal onto a mould to make, say, the crease lines in the skin of a car door.
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Governments could award public research centres—in the mould of America's National Institutes of Health or Europe's CERN—to cities which prepare the best plans for policy reform and public investment.
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AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould said the market had been expecting a "pretty terrible" set of figures from DMGT given the Brexit uncertainty that continues to stalk the UK economy.
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"Little wonder the market is responding positively as first-half numbers turn out to be somewhat better than feared, suggesting the strongest media brands can still attract advertising spend," Mould said.
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Haftar casts himself as a foe of extremism but is viewed by opponents as a new dictator in the mould of Gaddafi, whose four-decade rule saw torture, disappearances and assassinations.
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By the end of its tenure in space, the Russian Mir space station was plagued by fungus, mould, and bacteria, demonstrating how easily microbial lifeforms can gain an edge in space.
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"If this is what 'good progress' looks like according to CEO Lance Batchelor, investors must dread to think what weak progress might mean," Russ Mould, Investment Director at AJ Bell said.
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"Big Colors" was produced by Don Was, the president of Blue Note Records, and was scheduled to feature John Mayer, Bob Mould and Benmont Tench of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
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Fuqaha is controlled by fighters loyal to Haftar, who casts himself as a foe of Islamist extremism, though he is viewed by opponents as a new dictator in the mould of Gaddafi.
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"Now it's the other way around," said Huguenin, who took over the business from his father-in-law, who taught him the techniques he uses, making a unique mould for each bell.
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The next Tory leader will be under pressure to continue the metamorphosis of his party from a force for free markets into a right-wing populist outfit in the (ironically) European mould.
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Art dealer and TV personality Philip Mould shared a series of videos to Twitter on Monday, which show the removal of varnish from an oil painting from the Jacobean (793-279) era.
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Braidy has ambitions not just to fill a widening supply gap in the U.S. market but also to break the mould in terms of new products for the automotive and aerospace sectors.
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Vondrousova might be the latest off the Czech tennis production line but she is not from the same mould as the likes of hard-hitters such as Petra Kvitova or Karolina Pliskova.
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Announced by West in April amidst a flurry of controversial and occasionally nonsensical tweets, KIDS SEE GHOSTS is seven-song album in the mould of PUSHA-T's DAYTONA and West's solo ye.
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Among the works presented by Galerie Steinek of Vienna was one of Ms. Bertlmann's "washing lines" of latex objects, made in 2014 from a 1978 mould, priced, but not sold, at €30,000.
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Over the course of those 3423 years in space, a steady war of attrition was waged between the crews and these mutating strains of mould and bacteria that also called Mir home.
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All the techniques that I use within my sculptures have been learned through my skills as a boatbuilder—from the planning phase and 3D drawings to the mould making and finishing stages.
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Then, you have to sit there and figure out how do you integrate it, how to make sense of it, and how to mould it into something that's really unique and different.
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"This guarantee will also give investors the confidence that GNPC will have the wherewithal to deliver on the purchases from its partners," Mould told Reuters after the deal was signed in Accra.
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Related: GIF Versions Of Album Covers Update Rock Classics The Record Encased In A Plaster Box And Other Album Releases Breaking the Mould The Story Behind Joy Division's Iconic Unknown Pleasures Album Cover
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We already had Robin Guthrie from Cocteau Twins, and then Bob Mould, and I think we just needed Lush to shine through at that point without people putting their stamp on our music.
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"Since going off display, the fatberg has started to grow visible mould, which we have identified as aspergillus," the museum's head of conservation and collection care Sharon Robinson-Claber told the news outlet.
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Mix everything you'd usually stick in a Pimm's (strawbs, oranges, lemonade, the all-important fruity liqueur) and add it to a lolly mould, before sticking in half a slice of cucumber and freezing.
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A warning about the power of surveillance to mould a docile society (the book saw a massive spike in sales back in 2013 following Snowden's revelations about America's National Security Agency's spying program).
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This builds a component from ribbons or small sheets of carbon-fibre fabric applied to a forming mould together with a resin that hardens when the whole thing is baked in an autoclave.
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In the mould of her fellow democratic socialist, Bernie Sanders, on whose presidential campaign she worked, she is for universal Medicare, a federal job guarantee, making tertiary education free and forgiving college debt.
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In his neighborhood in Tokyo's manufacturing hub, a metal mould factory closed down in July and another business owner gave up last year - both having failed to nurture talented people to succeed them.
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Tempeh, a Javanese food made from soya beans inoculated with spores of Rhizopus, a parasitic fungus, requires air to circulate if the mould is to grow into a solid cake around the beans.
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From this predicament they conjured a mould-breaking musical, the first to combine dance and drama, while ditching the prefatory all-cast chorus that was customary, and grappling with naturalistic issues and characters.
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Spettkaka—pronounced "speed-eh-cow-gah" in the local dialect—is made from eggs, sugar, and potato flour, mixed into a sticky batter and squeezed onto a conical rotating mould, layer by layer.
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If Laval Tool and Mould drops prices today to win a contract, it could get burned if the Canadian dollar is back at par with the U.S. dollar when the delivery time arrives.
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And though it reportedly cost Grande a coveted gig at a White House gala, #DonutGate also held another function: it proved that she's a bonafide pop star, in the mould of the greats.
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Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said trends suggested Unilever and some of its peers had "blinked a little" on pricing due to growing competition, even though they represent powerful, established brands.
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It's the place where he first watched his grandma teach his mum how to mould cheese, where he let his kids play in the whey bathtub while he mopped up night after night.
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Soaring temperatures below deck—in the stinking bowels of the hold—saw that water, encased as it was in rotting oak barrels, would quickly become covered in a thick layer of green mould.
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Still, maintaining these spaces is a continuous challenge in a city where the mould-inducing monsoon season takes up half the year and few households have the resources for expensive brickwork cleaning treatments.
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A win by the opposition Labour Party "could cause turmoil on the markets given the party wants to renationalise several sectors and shake up taxes," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said.
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"De La Rue is starting to feel like an analogue stock in a digital age...After all, the company prints bank notes in an increasingly cashless world," said AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould.
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The show's "absolutely unf—withable lineup" includes Queens of the Stone Age, Cage the Elephant, Liam Gallagher, the Kills, Royal Blood, Japandroids, Wolf Alice, Bob Mould, Bully, Babes in Toyland, White Reaper, and more.
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The erosional forces of the sea and wind along the coast continuously mould the landscape, together with the huge amounts of silt and other sediments, deposited in the countless estuaries, visible in the water.
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Apart from blocking water spillage and resisting mould, a shower curtain should provide a cute coverup for your bathtub and add a design element to one of the most essential rooms in your home.
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And various Eurosceptic nationalist and populist groups, notably the European Alliance of People and Nations, led by Matteo Salvini, Italy's right-wing deputy prime minister, are determined to break the mould of European politics.
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If neither does, it will be up to President Mattarella to mould an all-party coalition to pass an electoral law that could produce a clear result, and steer Italy back to the polls.
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More importantly, the brand he worked tirelessly to mould would become something to study and his endorsements of an entire city has now become worth upwards of three billion dollars worth in ad revenue.
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One example would be Centrica, Mould highlighted, which announced in July that it would part with CEO Iain Conn next year, with the company's share price down 70% since his tenure began in 2015.
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Maize is a common food and fuel source in this area, and the cobs and kernels are often treated with fungicide to prevent the growth of toxic pink mould (which may itself cause cancer).
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"The strong operational and financial results represent another significant step forward for Acacia, particularly considering some of the headwinds experienced during the quarter," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said in a note.
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"After a party there is usually a hangover and that's what supermarket Morrisons faces this morning as it reports slowing growth... slightly short of analysts' expectations," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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The hospital treating him, the Radcliffe Infirmary in Oxford, was a few hundred metres from a university laboratory where Howard Florey and Ernst Chain were brewing up extracts of a mould called Penicillium chrysogenum.
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It somehow sounds even more titanic than their previous, already world-swallowing albums, imagining an alternate reality where the Vancouver duo became stadium headliners in the mould of their fellow Canuck Bryan Adams. Uncool?
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"Investors need to pay just as much — if not more — attention to the Dow Jones Transportation index as the better-known Dow Jones Industrials average," Mould said in a note to clients on Tuesday.
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He dated a string of models, he was snapped stumbling out of nightclubs, and he generally fitted the mould of the semi-monstrous conspicuous consumer that the Premier League era had begun to produce.
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Some 750,000 people globally are diagnosed with HCC annually, in particular in countries hit hard by chronic hepatitis B or where a cancer-causing mould called aflatoxin contaminates food such as rice, Roche said.
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Hope co-founder Ian Weatherill, who met Purnell three years ago to discuss the project over "20 cups of coffee" said it had been a challenge to literally break the mould of track bikes.
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"Ted Baker is truly having the nightmare before Christmas," AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould said as the share price fell by as much as 35%, taking its losses for the year to 78%.
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"Fevertree has confirmed the market's worst fears, namely that the UK operations are finding it hard to sustain previously high rates of sales growth," Russ Mould, investment director at investing platform AJ Bell, said.
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"We might have simply reached the point where De La Rue is best positioned as part of a bigger company rather than as a standalone entity," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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"Ashmore is widely seen as the London-listed bellwether for emerging markets and its shares are unsurprisingly being sold off in the wake of the crisis in Turkey", said Russ Mould at AJ Bell.
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"The Treasury yield is commonly seen as the risk-free rate for investing, so an increase tends to be negative for other asset classes including shares," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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Some 750,000 people globally are diagnosed with HCC annually, in particular in countries hit hard by chronic hepatitis B or where a cancer-causing mould called aflatoxin contaminates food such as rice, Roche said.
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Backers of her main rival, Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, say she is peddling populist rhetoric and would rule in the mould of her former husband, whose decade in power has been plagued by corruption scandals.
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The effect is impressionistic; it suggests a personality that is hard to pin down, almost restlessly seeking a mould (the reggae artist, the philosopher of Rastafarianism, the spokesperson for the dispossessed?), but ultimately remaining unsettled.
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As tourists swamp the narrow streets around Las Ramblas and crowd ten deep around Gaudí architecture, Ms Colau worries that the city is becoming little more than a theme park, in the mould of Venice.
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Foreign organisations, Western governments and jihadists have all sought to speak for and mould Islam in the West, but the more established the faith becomes there, the less truck it wants with any of them.
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The data the device collects is also used to produce a landlord dashboard displaying a range of welfare and maintenance KPIs and alerts such as mould risk, poor insulation, fuel poverty risk and boiler performance.
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"The desperate position of its rival Thomas Cook means investors will be breathing a big sigh of relief on the publication of travel outfit TUI's third quarter results," said AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould.
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Alex Mould said GNPC is in the market for between 250 million and 500 million standard cubic feet (SCF) of gas per day to be used to help generate power in the West African country.
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"A number of mid-caps have also issued downbeat earnings outlook statements this week and in some cases cancelled planned dividend payments, which has added to shareholders' woes," AJ Bell Investment Director Russ Mould said.
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Breaking the mould of previous ex-Soviet popular revolts, especially a bloody uprising in Ukraine in 2014, Moscow did not back the ruling elite or their right to use force to crush the protest movement.
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"Pricing trends were soft in the quarter but developing markets are improving and there is encouraging volume growth in both emerging and developing markets," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said in a note.
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More than a half a century later, the sport he helped mould was recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) when it was announced last Wednesday that surfing would debut at the 2020 Tokyo Games.
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CARACAS, June 13 (Reuters) - Venezuelan priest Luis Antonio Salazar has built a solid social media following over the past two years preaching the Bible over Instagram, breaking the mould of the country's conservative Catholic church.
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Closer "Sam" doesn't exactly smash the mould—it's an autobiographical acoustic ballad dedicated to Ware's husband—but the combination of artists is interesting in itself: Ed Sheeran, Nico Segal, The Who's Giuseppe Palladino, and Francis Starlight.
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Though Mr Trump promotes his nominee as drawn from the mould of Antonin Scalia, the conservative jurist Mr Gorsuch was tapped to replace, he represents a stark departure from a central feature of Mr Scalia's jurisprudence.
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Mr Gorsuch has been described by friends and critics alike as a judge in the mould of Mr Scalia, and his record reveals he is likely to vote in line with his predecessor on most issues.
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Prominent Republicans and Democrats have offered Mr Trump the same advice: find a chief of staff in the ferocious mould of James Baker, chief enforcer in the White Houses of Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.
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Like a horizontal maypole, ribbons of carbon fibre are drawn from 290 bobbins contained on a pair of huge rings, and passed over and under one another as they are wound tightly around a revolving mould.
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"Ted Baker's pair of profit warnings, perceived corporate governance woes and slumping share price have all had analysts wondering whether the firm was open for a bid," said Russ Mould, investment director at stockbrokers AJ Bell.
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"Dickens was a celebrity, people followed him down the street and so with that dramatic twist of the head she has caught that, she has caught the man that turned heads himself," Philip Mould told Reuters.
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"The board's move to unanimously recommend the offer suggests they see little future for the company as a public entity and you would expect shareholders to take the hint," AJ Bell Investment director Russ Mould said.
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To make this transistor Dr Ma used an electron beam to etch shapes just ten nanometres wide in a mould that was then employed to form the transistor's circuitry in an ultra-thin flexible silicon membrane.
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"Brands are still a vital part of any company's pricing power armoury but ... some companies are stronger in the food chain than others, depending on size, route to market and the availability of alternatives," Mould said.
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Despite my fastidious efforts, many experiments were ruined, either because the tissue culture plate became contaminated with bacteria or mould, or because a rogue cell from another experiment slipped into the confines of the petri dish.
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The technique makes for work that places emphasis on the connections the reader is able to make between it and their own life, and the lyrics on Cardinal feel like they were crafted in this mould.
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"As the UK becomes the latest country to announce stringent self-isolation measures to suppress the coronavirus, markets are attempting to put on a brave face about the outbreak," AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould, said.
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"Security group G4S failed to woo investors with an increased dividend as attention remained fixed on losses on its government contract to house asylum seekers," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said in a note.
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"There is a good chance the earnings downgrade cycle may be over for the resources sector with commodity prices regaining strength and demand fundamentals looking slightly better," Russ Mould, AJ Bell investment director, said in a note.
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If the history of cloud computing is any guide, the telecoms world may also see the rise of new players in the mould of Amazon Web Services (AWS), the e-commerce giant's fast-growing cloud-computing arm.
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"That credit card information has been accessed by the hackers arguably makes this an order of magnitude more serious than the high-profile data breach at Dixons Carphone in 2017," said AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould.
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Clinton has decided to be an Obama Democrat because there's no appetite for a standard-bearer in the Bill Clinton mould circa 1992, when he won Louisiana, Arkansas, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee in the general election.
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"The retail arm ... is beginning to absorb the impact of the ban on fixed-odds betting terminals and a more efficient operation is emerging as some outlets are closed," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said.
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Serial entrepreneurs of Toon's mould are still relatively rare in the UK, with founders who have successfully exited previous businesses often heading to the other side of the table as venture capitalists, or moving to Silicon Valley.
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"The fact that markets are actually moving forward shows that investors are perhaps scouting around for bargains amid this year's turmoil rather than sitting on their hands in fear", commented Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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Mould also experiments with a CD that contains data, a blank DVD, a DVD that's a Windows 7 installation disc, and a regular CD like the kind you'd buy from Hot Topic in the days of yore.
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Each aquatic humanoid is cast from the mould of an actual, living person; they wear contemporary clothing and appear to be taking part in everyday activities, like reading a book or playing on a park see-saw.
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"It (inventory issue) suggests that the business hasn't got a grip on its numbers which is a bit worrying considering that new chief executive used to be the finance director," AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould said.
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This is the part of the process she has always been especially drawn to — the not-quite-paper vat into which she swiftly submerges the deckle (the frame holding a screen, which is known as the mould).
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"European markets enjoyed a stronger start to the week, despite a sell-off in China as investors digested the impact of a trade war with the US on industrial earnings", said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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But the internationally-recognized Tripoli government of Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj - which has kept him at bay in the southern suburbs - views the 20113-year-old general as a dangerous would-be dictator in the Gaffafi mould.
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Making a mould for a concrete panel that curves along two different axes, like the ones used in Crossrail, takes about eight days, says Alistair O'Reilly, general manager at GRCUK, the firm in whose factory FreeFAB is installed.
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Spain's transition served as an example for democrats in Chile, where the centre-left Concertación coalition governed in the mould of Mr González from 1990 onwards (though with a more timid increase in public spending and welfare provision).
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Russ Mould, an investment director at London-based stockbroker AJ Bell, said the market moves could be down to investors now having real facts with the formal tariff hike, which would dispel any speculation earlier in the week.
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Friend in high place As a lawyer in private practice for a decade, Trump's Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch often fought on behalf of business interests, which could mould his thinking if he is confirmed as a justice.
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"Barratt's profitability is improving as it dials down exposure to a tricky London market, but it is worth noting that its margins are still running behind most of its peers," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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Predating Ali by some decades, both these Welshmen represented a return to an prominence of an upright 'British school' of boxing, taking on scrappy infighters from America who had succeeded in besting many boxers in the traditional mould.
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Produced by Husker Du's Bob Mould, it was an album that stepped aside from the speedy hardcore of the time and focused on a more confident and melodic guitar playing and the emotive vocals of frontman Vic Bondi.
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And in many parts of America, indie artists like Hoboken distortionists Yo La Tengo or grumpy Bob Mould (who'd once helmed Hüsker Dü) were selling out clubs and attracting mainstream audiences to their shows at increasingly large venues.
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But the internationally-recognised Tripoli government of Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj - which has kept him at bay in the southern suburbs - views the 75-year-old general as a dangerous would-be dictator in the Gaffafi mould.
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Mr Johnson, who wrote a biography of Winston Churchill and longs for others to see him in that mould, resembles his hero in the sense that he has inherited Britain's worst crisis since the second world war (see article).
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Specifically, you'll need to dig out all the Jolly Ranchers (which are always the last to get eaten anyways) and other hard candies that can be melted down into a molten state and poured into a turkey-shaped mould.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia's moderate Islamists are hoping the genial Beethoven fan they have nominated to run in next month's presidential elections will break the mould in the Arab world by turning success at the ballot box into uncontested rule.
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These looms can vary the tension in warp and weft in a way that does the job of the forming mould, creating sheets that reflect from the start the shape of the component of which they will become part.
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Principal among the weapons at Queiroz's disposal is Rubin Kazan striker Sardar Azmoun, a forward in the mould of Iranian great Ali Daei whose goals were instrumental in Iran becoming the first Asian nation to qualify for the finals.
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Mourinho Felix said the proposed change follows May guidelines by the Bank of Portugal and the European Central Bank, and the added protection will be in the same mould as already in place in countries like Italy and Germany.
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"Investors need to be wary of firms which make multiple acquisitions, especially if they are big and seen, or described, as transformational as the scope for something going wrong is considerable," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said.
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Carrying the mould to where a jumbo pan of water is being heated by a raging fire, Moore hoists it onto a frame, secures it with a lid, then begins to heave it round and round with a stick.
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As shown in a video posted Thursday by Steve Mould, the steel wool—each strand of which is just a fraction of the diameter of a human hair—turns into a glowing ember almost immediately after starting the microwave.
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De La Rue is emphasising Vacher's credentials in business transformation and operational turnarounds, which may prick up the ears of all shareholders, said Russ Mould of investment broker AJ Bell, referring in particular to activist investor Crystal Amber Fund.
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"The combination of two competitors is the last thing Just Eat wants to hear, particularly when it is already trying to play catch-up on the delivery side of its business," commented Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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So it was tempting to believe that Beppe Grillo, a politicised comedian in the mould of America's Michael Moore or Britain's Russell Brand, was ahead of the curve when he founded the Five Star Movement (M5S) ten years ago.
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China Zhongwang is the world's second-largest producer of aluminum extrusions - the process of shaping aluminum by forcing it to flow through an opening in a mould to make products for use in industries ranging from electronics to aerospace.
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Mr Höcke, a race-baiting extremist in the charismatic strongman mould, sits at the heart of the Flügel ("Wing"), an ultra-right grouping inside the AfD whose influence far outstrips its support, thought to comprise perhaps one-third of party members.
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Because they can't see how data is shaped by Twitter's algorithms, or how each individual Twitter user might (or might not) have flipped a content suppression switch which can also — says Twitter — mould the sausage and determine who consumes it.
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In this video, Steve Mould demonstrates a simple experiment where water is first boiled to create steam, and then as it flows through a metal coil, the steam is superheated so that its temperature far exceeds the temperature of a flame.
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One of the things she says that LocalGlobe believes helps it to get over the "central casting mould" — and something that does perhaps make the VC firm more peculiar than not — is the way its investment decision-making is structured.
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Pius XIII is an unlikely man of the cloth, taken from the same mould as Graham Greene's "whisky priest" (though his substance of vice is tobacco), or, more recently, Rob Lowe's cocky Father Jude in "You, Me and the Apocalypse".
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"Investors breathed a sigh of relief that the group did not issue a further profit warning and that it only cut its dividend whereas many feared it might be scrapped," Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said in a note.
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The "standard" mould of a Muffler Man has a chiseled face with a steely jaw, no facial hair, and brawny arms that bend forward, with one hand up, one down, to hold whatever ware was being promoted by its owner.
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"Reckitt Benckiser is a possible example here, as no sooner had Rakesh Kapoor left than the firm issued a weaker-than-expected trading update that again raised questions about the wisdom of 2017's purchase of Mead Johnson, " Mould said.
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They weren't working in the DOTA mould so their contributions tend to be forgotten, but Massive was one of the studios that quickly understood what was possible if you stripped base-building and economic management out of the equation RTS equation.
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An Obelisk falls somewhere in the middle, with its strongest asset being that it's unafraid to lean on Stickles' undeniable skills at crafting fast, down-and-dirty punk songs (with an assist from producer Bob Mould of legendary Hüsker Dü fame).
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LONDON (Reuters) - A youthful portrait of British writer Charles Dickens that went missing for 150 years will go on display in London this week after being found covered in mould next to a metal lobster at a market in South Africa.
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