" • "It's entirely possible the world economy muddles through this year.
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This book muddles both and gives the birthday as Dec.
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But he muddles through anyway, as best as he can.
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As always, intersectionality and the nature of privilege muddles noble causes.
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The way "Outlander" handles sexual assault often muddles its more feminist leanings.
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Like many of my favorite things, this book muddles water with language.
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McCarthy muddles that line between Trump's personal interests and his policy agenda.
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Using these cheater squares, however, muddles the grid art and eliminates the super symmetry.
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For brightness, she adds whole wedges of grapefruit and muddles them with sugar and lemon.
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But it muddles attempts to track the disease, and to predict how it might spread.
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"The Ruin of Kings" muddles stakes and scale, often substituting the latter for the former.
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However, this idea ignores the integrated nature of supply chains, which muddles this very simplified theory.
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The conceptual muddles explained the practical contradictions in the prospectus advanced on the Piazza del Duomo.
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Feiling further muddles things by bringing in other islands when it suits him, which doesn't help.
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Trump's tweet Thursday morning further muddles his messaging on the need for congressional funding for his wall.
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Erickson's entry into the race further muddles an already-messy GOP primary for the seat vacated by retiring Rep.
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But it certainly muddles the material, portraying Jesus as a kind of hot Mediterranean guru of peace and love.
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The Islamic Republic's political structure muddles who wields power between paramilitary forces within the Guard and the country's civilian government.
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Though Fautrier's crusty, lumpy, smeared canvases dominate the exhibition, to me these materialistic muddles wane next to his earlier works.
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She muddles the berries with a bit of simple syrup and basil leaves, adding a sweet herbal note to the drink.
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Macro muddles Despite all this good stuff, there is something rotten – OK, maybe just slightly off – in the state of Denmark.
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Flowery vocabulary muddles an already muddled plot: Inland is a grand and rollicking novel, reminiscent of Dickens or H. Rider Haggard.
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Unfortunately, Harrelson's choice to make Lost in London a replica of one bad night in his real life muddles its formidable structure.
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"Chicago's unwillingness to share data regarding the citizenship of offenders in its custody further muddles the issue," O'Malley said in a statement.
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This also muddles the waters — it's harder to feel bad for the Serena Joy, who's just playing with Offred out of spite.
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The earth muddles through its marvels in spite of us, and it is past time to rethink our relationship with what's wild.
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The problem is that this new criterion, while easy to understand, muddles the exponential with a host of lesser types of growth.
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If they can't hear it with such good equipment, they may be unlikely to do so with worse equipment that muddles those differences.
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Perhaps the United States military is to bear the cost of a lack of strategy as America muddles its way through foreign policy.
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But after a few years at Mr. Cuomo's side, Mr. Cotton is no stranger to ambitious campaigns to conquer seemingly intractable transportation muddles.
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Friendships and location have also heavily influenced recent player movement, which muddles the picture about which factors mean the most in free agency.
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Of course, this muddles the actual truth, which is that Notre Dame has one of the highest legacy admission rates in the country.
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It's possible that Russia muddles through this, and that Putin's allies settle on a consensus successor choice who can carry on the predecessor's policies.
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I will admit that seeing yet another layer of plot on top of an already complicated plot muddles the central story line for me.
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Kaine muddles his Miss Universe line "Donald Trump can't start a Twitter war with Miss Universe without shooting himself in the foot," he said. 9.
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The West's preoccupation with the veil and the growing popularity of simply being "anti-hijab" as an existential and political position muddles too many things.
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The backstory muddles rather than clarifies the front end, and the long wait for the climax is more of a dawdle than a ratcheting up.
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You can see the colors are pretty oversaturated on the OnePlus 25, which muddles a lot of the dynamic range particularly in the reds and yellows.
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The revelation slightly muddles rumours of Apple's "Marzipan" plans, which allows developers to create apps for both iOS and MacOS, a la Microsoft's universal apps strategy.
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Unfortunately, Corinne muddles her seduction tactics by never removing the trench and choosing instead to coat her boobs in whipped cream for Nick's pre-dinner snack.
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" Most to-do lists tend to contain a mix of projects, notes and reminders, which muddles its contents and "simply remind you that you are overwhelmed.
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Their ability to change the narrative — and the facts — will rely on eliciting answers from witnesses that muddles or occludes what the public knows so far.
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And even if a restriction hasn't been issued, if your drone muddles with any hurricane response efforts, you may still be subject to fines for interference.
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Assuming the company muddles through this coming period without a musical leader, what artistic vision will the energetic Mr. Nézet-Séguin bring when he fully takes over?
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An internal email sent today by Whole Foods CEO John Mackey clarifies certain aspects of the pay changes—slated to go into effect November 1—and muddles others.
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But the city usually muddles through repairs by closing lines piecemeal, on nights and weekends, and spending valuable hours hauling equipment and workers in and out of tunnels.
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An internal email sent today by Whole Foods CEO John Mackey clarifies certain aspects of the pay changes—slated to go into effect November 225—and muddles others.
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While Fitch has assigned stable rating and sector outlooks to both markets, Macau appears poised for a long recovery, while the U.S. market muddles along with flat revenues.
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In the first, mildly positive, one the EU muddles its way towards a multi-tier structure in which overlapping and concentric circles of states can better co-operate.
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Why it matters: Ivanka is technically an "assistant to the president," but she's also his daughter, which muddles that role and the optics of her involvement in administration matters.
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The omission muddles the meaning of Putin's response to the question, in which he confirmed for the first time that he wanted Trump to win the 2016 presidential election.
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That last bit muddles the timing a bit though, as other reports about Andromeda (Google's apparent name for the effort) make it sound like it won't be ready until 2017.
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RuPaul has carved a dangerously important space for black queer visibility, yet his brand of glamorous and light-hearted self-determination can venture into #AllQueersMatter territory that muddles necessary progress.
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Conducted by the Commerce Department's inspector general, the investigation found that employees accrued millions of dollars in pay while playing hooky as the agency muddles through a massive backlog of work.
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One of Uber's largest investors, the venture capital firm Benchmark, is aggressively pushing back on speculation that it is looking to divest from Uber as the company muddles through a cascading scandal.
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This expansion to essentially any cultural content muddles the website, turning it into a Wikipedia-like platform with only a search bar and tags to help you sort through the data dump.
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Even more, though, the trouble with telling a story like Patriots Day so close to its occurrence may be that it muddles the kind of moral clarity such a story can provide.
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But since the new standard muddles that responsibility, the hotel and the landscaping company could be jointly liable for labor violations — even if the hotel exercises only indirect control over the landscaper's employees.
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But before I get to the results of my experiment, I want to point out that I realize I'm not the target audience of Findlay's book, a fact that muddles its scientific rigor.
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In any divorce, lawyers are the only surefire winners, and as Britain muddles through one of the biggest, messiest and most complicated breakups in economic history, the country's top law firms are booming.
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Smith's singing voice isn't particularly well suited to the material, but he muddles through well enough, giving the Genie the requisite irreverence, as well as the longing to escape his itty bitty living space.
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" The statement further muddles the immigration policies being proposed by Trump, who has long proposed a massive border wall and insisted that all undocumented immigrants "have got to go" — perhaps using a "deportation force.
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The movie's intellectual concerns certainly stand apart from blockbusters that appear overly preoccupied with blowing stuff up, but Ford's late entry into the story somewhat muddles answers to the questions that the movie raises.
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She muddles the concept of change versus rate of change, declaring global productivity to be on the decline, though what she means is that the rate of growth of global productivity has been waning.
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While there isn't a necessary link, Jacoby emphasizes, between an uneducated or educated style of speaking and duplicity, she argues that Trump's crude rhetorical manner, wherein his sentences often go unfinished, regularly muddles his message.
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Though adding audio-only calls is something Duo users have demanded, changing the nature of Duo from a video-only app to become more broadly just a calling app also further muddles Google's strategy in messaging.
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YouGov's pollsters found 225 percent of US adults approved of the president's response, with a 219 percentage point margin of error — again, a margin that muddles whether the majority of the US approves of his work.
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A tight race not only muddles who each candidate's most direct competitors may be, it also incentivizes against negative or contrast campaigning because each candidate is working to be voters' second choice, if not their first.
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The 2008 global financial crisis hit trade volume, and trade flows since then have been weaker than expected as Europe muddles through debt problems, the United States experiences a soft recovery and China's heady growth rates slow.
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"Basically, the CPP will be on the books for a while, while the EPA muddles through the process to undo it," Maria Belenky, director of policy and research at Climate Advisers, writes in an email to The Verge.
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But on Monday at the Metropolitan Opera's New Year's Eve gala premiere of a new production of "Adriana," Anna Netrebko turned this aria into the aching expression of a woman who triumphs on the stage but muddles through life.
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But he also feels like an artist who has been waiting a very long time to say a great deal, and here he steps on, and muddles, his material, including in a fight that dilutes even Nyong'o's best efforts.
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It might just be my unrefined soda palate, or my general intolerance for fructose altogether, but after each dirty soda I try, it all muddles into that bottomless soda fountain concoction flavoring I'd make at fast food stops as a kid.
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That gives them very distinct voices, although while "The Bisexual" navigates well between comedy and drama, "SALLY4EVER" muddles the relatable conflict of its title character with the cartoonish nature of the people surrounding her, including her coworkers and thoroughly obnoxious boyfriend.
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In the choice between eating a flawed cupcake and complaining about cupcake flaws, I would never begrudge someone who simply muddles through—or the innovators among us who break off the bottom portion of the cake to makeshift a sandwich on the fly.
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Pruitt clearly has a cozy relationship with lobbyists for industries usually associated with environmental disasters rather than environmental protection, consistently muddles the scientific evidence on climate change, and he's happily set his sights on axing large numbers of the agency's scientists and staff.
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It is not just his outright lies that degrade our discourse; it is also his use of language that muddles to the point of meaninglessness, language that rejects exactitude, language that elevates imprecision as a device to avoid being discovered in his deceit.
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The two make strange neighbors, all the more as the nation chooses sides over football players taking a knee during the national anthem, arguing that it's the players' right to act against racism in America or that it muddles sports and politics and has no place on the field.
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It further muddles matters that Mr. Trump's words often seem to contradict his actions, as when he portrays himself as champion of coverage for pre-existing conditions even as he urged Congress to vote to repeal Obamacare without replacing it or as his administration declines to defend the provision against legal challenges.
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"Over the last two weeks, you saw major, major longer-term areas of congestion give way and as long as you don't have a rapid change of turn in economic growth, I think the continuation trade in the dollar really starts to take off as long as the U.S. economy muddles along," said Schlossberg.
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When the score drifts into his father's theme, "The Life I Lead," it settles against Michael's troubled countenance like a sonic subconscious, as he muddles over what sort of father to be; that is to say, what sort of father will deliver his family from their financial catastrophe and regain the pacific household atmosphere fostered by his wife.
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The choice to keep the pseud0-early 1960s setting and aesthetics (I too, would like someone to gift me a house with a living room that doubles as a pool) is a good one – even if it further muddles the whole "people are addicted to technology and forgetting to communicate with each other" thing (they don't even have cell phones yet!).
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You can see this in the way Zuckerberg fuzzes and elides what his company really does with people's data; and how he muddies and muddles uses for the data — such as by saying he doesn't know what shadow profiles are; or claiming users can download 'all their data'; or that ad profiles are somehow essential for security; or by repurposing 2FA digits to personalize ads too.
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Monday Biden to rack up Buttigieg, Klobuchar, O'Rourke endorsements on same nightDoubts over viability of Trump administration's Taliban deal emerge within hours of signing Tuesday Here's who won on Super TuesdayLed by notorious germaphobe, West Wing braces for coronavirusWhite House questionnaire adds new litmus tests for prospective hires Wednesday Chief Justice John Roberts rebukes Chuck Schumer for comments about Kavanaugh and GorsuchWhite House seeks options to blunt economic fallout from coronavirus Thursday DHS denies 241 people entry at US ports and airports over coronavirusPence admits 'we don't have enough tests' as delay in coronavirus testing persists Friday Trump muddles coronavirus message as response team struggles to match 'wishful thinking'Trump administration asks Supreme Court to let it enforce 'Remain in Mexico' asylum policy And that was the week in 11 headlines.
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The scientists' recent use of moving the clock forward to warn of the dangers posed by global warming muddles this reasoning, however.
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The Bilwisschnitt ("Bilwis cut") can also be done by riding on a billy goat, then called a Bocksschnitt ("buck cut").Golther, Germanische Mythologie, p. 202. A Bilwis also muddles hair and beard, causes illness and nightmares.Golther, Germanische Mythologie, p. 201f.
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The fallout from this further muddles both their lives, as they attempt to understand their feelings for each other and to protect each other in a world in which everybody, including their own mother, seems to want to take advantage of them.
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The various contexts that are associated with each of the contributing texts does not allow for there to be a single context in which to read the text correctly. This again muddles the difference between original text and reception history of the Bible.
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In 2015, as Muddles in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and in 2016 as Buttons in Cinderella. He changed venue in 2017, still for Cinderella, at The Albert Halls, Bolton but returned to Torquay in 2018, appearing as King Eggbert The Oval in Sleeping Beauty.
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As an actor, Meza is known for the popular kids show The Jumpitz which had a successful spot on Nickelodeon for a while and had many tours around the world. He is also well known for his role as Muddles from the panto A Snow White Christmas, a Lythgoe production.
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The story follows the traditional Snow White fairytale with some additional characters. Muddles is the court jester to the Queen and is Snow White's best friend. As in other pantomimes, the 4th wall is broken by the actors, who encourage the audience to cheer for Snow White and Boo the Wicked Queen.
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The poem satirically describes many of Hunt's contemporaries: Wordsworth is experiencing a "second childhood", Coleridge "muddles" in writing, and William Gifford is a "sour little gentleman".Roe 2005 p. 126 Four great poets, Thomas Moore, Walter Scott, Robert Southey, and Thomas Campbell are allowed to dine with Apollo while Samuel Rogers is only allowed to have tea.Holden 2005 p.
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From 2 December 2011 to 8 January 2012, Harwood played Muddles in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley. In December 2013, Harwood played "Peter Pan" at the Theatre Royal in Nottingham, alongside David Hasselhoff and Su Pollard. From 9 December 2016 to 8 January 2017, Harwood played the title role in Aladdin at the Grand Theatre in Blackpool.
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This was Installed at the Austin's AMOA- Arthouse, which explored the liminal space between genders while navigating between the silks of Thailand and the sands of Texas. This exhibition consists of 100 soft sculptures, and Sanpitak poetically muddles bodily forms and their associative functions. It is an arrangement of roundish cushioned objects, placed directly on the gallery floor. The objects present interactivity with the audience.
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KPTM shut down its analog signal, over UHF channel 42, on June 12, 2009, as part of the federally mandated transition from analog to digital television.List of Digital Full-Power Stations The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 43,Digital delay muddles broadcasters' plans, Brian Redemske, Omaha World-Herald, February 6, 2009. using PSIP to display KPTM's virtual channel as 42 on digital television receivers.
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Schönemann was a persistent critic of what he considered to be scientifically sanctioned racism in psychology. In particular, he claimed that (1) Arthur Jensen and others routinely confuse the first principal component (PC1) with g as Charles Spearman defined it, and that (2) the high IQ heritability estimates reported in the literature derive from restrictive formal models whose underlying assumptions are rarely tested and usually violated by the data.Models and muddles of heritability.
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The task of dealing with these difficulties within a very restricted timescale caused Mackintosh great anxiety, and the various muddles created a negative image of the expedition in the eyes of the Australian public.Fisher, p. 399. Some members of the party resigned, others were dismissed; recruiting a full complement of crew and scientific staff involved some last-minute appointments which left the party noticeably short of Antarctic experience.Tyler-Lewis, pp. 48–53.
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Shannon Appelcline of RPGnet Reviews praised Alphona's style of drawing, calling it "attractive and evocative." She did, however, criticize how Alphona sometimes "muddles action sequences a little bit by not drawing important actions with appropriate importance." J. Bowers of Beatbots praised the style Brian K. Vaughan brought to this story arc, comparing it to fellow Marvel Comics series Generation X. Because of this, he gave this story arc 9 out of 10.
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The effects of organophosphate poisoning on muscarinic receptors are recalled using the mnemonic SLUDGEM (salivation, lacrimation, urination, defecation, gastrointestinal motility, emesis, miosis) An additional mnemonic is MUDDLES: miosis, urination, diarrhea, diaphoresis, lacrimation, excitation, and salivation. The onset and severity of symptoms, whether acute or chronic, depends upon the specific chemical, the route of exposure (skin, lungs, or GI tract), the dose, and the individuals ability to degrade the compound, which the PON1 enzyme level will affect.
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During the Duke's funeral, Frénégonde refuses to marry Godefroy because of the tragedy; meanwhile, Godefroy's servant, the disreputable Jacquouille la Fripouille, steals the Duke's jewels at end of the funeral. In an attempt to repair his mistake, Godefroy asks the wizard Eusebius to send him back in time to a moment before he shot the Duke. The old wizard muddles his magical spell, accidentally sending Godefroy and Jacquouille to the year 1992. There, they immediately run into trouble.
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2016/17 season had him Direct and Star in Sleeping Beauty at the Sunderland Empire playing Silly Billy. Faye Tozer from Steps, Vicky Entwistle, Amy Leigh Hickman and Bobby Crush Co-starred. His 2019 panto season saw Agnew as Muddles and Director at the Rhyl Pavilion in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs with Sue Holderness and Charles Burden. He directed and appeared as Chris in John Godber's 'On the Piste' at The Brockley Jack Studio.
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James Bedsop (Charles Hawtrey) is a private detective whom Sophie hires to spy on Sid's after-hours activities when he supposedly "vets" the female clients, including Esme. Timid Bertram Muffet (Richard O'Callaghan) winds up with model Sally Martin (Jacki Piper) after the agency muddles his directions to a blind date. Client Terry Philpott (Terry Scott) suffers several failures in his dealings with the agency including a disastrous meeting with prim, sheltered Jenny Grubb (Imogen Hassall). Jenny moves in with Sally, undergoes a makeover, and becomes a model.
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The charge of misplaced loyalty is often used as a weapon in analytic disputes. Lacan for example criticised Ernest Kris for the way 'he accredits this interpretation to "ego psychology" à la Hartmann, whom he believed he was under some obligation to support'.Jacques Lacan, Ecrits: A Selection (London 1997) p. 238 Similarly, Neville Symington's 'criticism of Melanie Klein is that...she maintained the concept of the death instinct in order to remain loyal to Freud's instinct theory, but it only muddles her otherwise clear formulations'.
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In addition, in her dream world she sings as the gods and manages to conquer Felix (Pablo Martínez), her class companion whom which she's madly in love with. With the help of her brother, her best friend Mia and her Chinese nanny Chin Chan – who is, in fact, a professional trainer of superheroes – Poli will attempt to learn how to master her powers to become the superheroine that she is intended to be and fight against evil, as she muddles through the ups and downs of adolescence and the challenge of growing up.
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During Christmas 2007, he reprised his role as Buttons in the pantomime Cinderella at the Grimsby Auditorium. Christmas 2010 saw his return to Grimsby as he performed in the pantomime Beauty and the Beast, playing the part of Muddles. In 2013, Watkins announced that he was returning to his role as Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat in June on the UK National Tour. He also played the role of 'Silly Billy' in pantomime Jack & The Beanstalk at the Southport Theatre from 10 December 2009 to 3 January 2010.
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Chiddingly ( ) is an English village and civil parish in the Wealden District of the administrative county of East Sussex, within historic Sussex, some five miles (8 km) northwest of Hailsham. The parish is rural in character: it includes the village of Chiddingly and a collection of hamlets: the largest of these being Muddles Green and Thunder's Hill; others being Gun Hill, Whitesmith, Holmes Hill, Golden Cross, Broomham and Upper Dicker. It covers of countryside. Of the more than 340 dwellings in the parish, over fifty have the word "Farm" in their postal address.
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Socrates employs a dialectic method which proceeds by questioning. The role of dialectic in Plato's thought is contested but there are two main interpretations: a type of reasoning and a method of intuition. Simon Blackburn adopts the first, saying that Plato's dialectic is "the process of eliciting the truth by means of questions aimed at opening out what is already implicitly known, or at exposing the contradictions and muddles of an opponent's position." A similar interpretation has been put forth by Louis Hartz, who suggests that elements of the dialectic are borrowed from Hegel.
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In an article originally published in The Jerusalem Post and posted on the official website of CAMERA, Andrea Levin, the Executive Director of CAMERA, describes Microsoft's digital multimedia encyclopedia Encarta as "a troubling mix of solid information, bias and error." In particular, Levin points to the articles written by Shaul Cohen of the University of Oregon, which Levin says "blurs Arab aggression against the Jews from the Mandate period to the present, repeatedly equating the violence by the parties.""Microsoft's Encarta Muddles the Middle East," Jerusalem Post February 12, 2004, CAMERA May 26, 2006.
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On Rotten Tomatoes, season 3 has three positive (out of three) critic reviews. Despite the series having been unexpectedly cancelled, Alici Rengifo finds that it ends on a fitting note, bringing Anne to a point of "real growth"; the finale is "all about how life does indeed go on." Shannon Campe lamented: "It's hard not to feel the series was ending just as it began to find its voice" even if it muddles some of its "kid friendly" messages on racism and other issues. Rengifo appreciates the final season's "many little twists, journeys and a vast array of characters".
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In 2008, he appeared as Buttons in Cinderella at the Opera House, Buxton, Derbyshire. In 2009 he played alongside George Takei in the title role of Aladdin at the Central Theatre in Chatham, Kent, and in 2011 as Muddles in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in St Albans with Toyah Willcox who played the Evil Queen. In 2013, he returned to Jack and the Beanstalk, playing Billy Trot in a production at the Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury alongside Samantha Womack. In 2009, Gallagher was nominated for the BAFTA Children's Awards as Best Presenter for his role in Mister Maker.
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Conversely, if the book itself is unimportant, or at least has little demand, the jacket is usually of little value either, but nearly all surviving pre-1920 jackets add some additional value to the book they cover. Some collectors and dealers, in an effort to increase the value of a first edition that has lost its original jacket, will take a jacket from a later printing and "marry" it to the earlier one. This practice persists because some customers will pay more for a first edition in a later jacket than they would for a jacketless copy. However, switching jackets muddles the bibliographical record and creates a forgery of sorts.
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The movie follows the same plot as Woody Allen's Husbands and Wives. Set in contemporary Mumbai, the movie takes a close look at the evolving equations among urban couples and paints the metamorphosis amongst the relationships with a comic stroke. The film tracks the lives of two modern-day married couples – Samit (Irrfan Khan) and Mita (Soha Ali Khan); Rishi (Rahul Bose) and Simi (Konkona Sen Sharma) – caught in web of boredom, loss of love and temptation. The film starts with an announcement by Samit and Mita of their separation and follows the moral muddles and emotional crises of the couples over the next year and a half – as friends fight, separate, take lovers and, in a way, reconcile.
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128 and most of their cavalry absent, the outnumbered Carthaginians fought a small-scale battle not of their own choosing, and mostly got the worst of the engagement. The Romans, at first shaken by the initial Carthaginian onslaught, finally gained the upper hand when a fresh force numbering 8,000 foot and 500 horse under Lucius Decimus the Samnite arrived in the rear of the Carthaginians, having been sent by Fabius to join the army at Geronium.Livy, 22.24 - however, Livy often muddles events, inflates Roman successes and minimizes or suppresses Roman failure -Lazanby, Hannibal's War, p. 87. The Carthaginians withdrew, the Romans gave chase and at one point Minucius considered overrunning and dismantling the camp itself.
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The album is made up partly of songs from McFly's first two albums, Room on the 3rd Floor and Wonderland, with the exception of the brand new track "Just My Luck", which was recorded especially for the film. Though released as the film's soundtrack, a selection of the songs featured on the album were not in the film. Reworked versions of "5 Colours in Her Hair", "I've Got You" and "Unsaid Things", as well as the censored Single version of "I Wanna Hold You" appear on the album instead of the original versions. The European version of the album slightly muddles up the track listing, and adds the hidden track "Get Over You" in the pre-gap.
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Wilfred often comes across as stupid, but sometimes displays signs that he is brighter than he appears – for instance in the episode "The Van", he finds Arnold's missing wife Jessica. Also present are Vera Plumtree (Barbara New), who has no particular role, but seems to do various jobs around the station and acts as Mr Parkin's housekeeper. Her late husband used to work on the railway, as she frequently reminds the other members of staff; her catchphrase is "he was an engine driver you know". She very often muddles her words and seems to be fond of Harry (who always ignores her advances) and Gloria (Lindsay Grimshaw), Jack and May's pretty teenage daughter, who loves wearing short skirts, much to the chagrin of her father.
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In 1985, James Moor, Professor of Philosophy at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, published an essay called "What is Computer Ethics?" In this essay Moor states the computer ethics includes the following: "(1) identification of computer-generated policy vacuums, (2) clarification of conceptual muddles, (3) formulation of policies for the use of computer technology, and (4) ethical justification of such policies." During the same year, Deborah Johnson, Professor of Applied Ethics and Chair of the Department of Science, Technology, and Society in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences of the University of Virginia, got the first major computer ethics textbook published. Johnson's textbook identified major issues for research in computer ethics for more than 10 years after publication of the first edition.
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Simon, a fourteen- year-old kitchen boy and servant in the great castle Hayholt, muddles his way through the daily routines of castle drudgery in the last days of the long reign of King John Presbyter. Simon is thrilled when luck turns his way and he finds himself apprenticed to the good Doctor Morgenes, the castle's healer and wizard, after which Simon alternates his time between his menial chores and learning to read and write, under instruction by the doctor. Shortly after the death of the great King John, his son Elias, whom many say is a pawn of the evil cleric Pryrates, takes the throne. Shortly afterwards, King Elias's brother Josua mysteriously disappears, and the new reign begins to curdle in suspicion and discontent.
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His songs include the lullaby "Counting Kisses" and The Elves and the Shoemaker as well as the new radio series on CBeebies radio. Andrew was one of the directors on series 1 of the new 2015 CBeebies programme for BBC Scotland called My Pet and Me. He appeared on Pointless Celebrities on Kids TV Special and got to the "head to head" alongside Balamory favourite Julie Wilson Nimmo. He went on to star alongside Su Pollard and Matt Lapinskas as Muddles in Snow White at the Sunderland Empire. The 2015/16 Pantomime season saw Agnew starring as Smee in Peter Pan at the Malvern Theatres with Mark Moraghan and Hannah Jane Fox and again in Basingstoke with Gary Turner in 2017.
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VanDerWerff described Jones as "one of the show's greatest gifts", and lamented that they had her "fighting with Sue Dynasty-style over a recruiter for Ohio State". Bell called the scene where Beiste "confesses her love for Cooter" a "simply sweet scene that's only ruined by Sue's grumpy presence", and Sue's decision to go after Cooter a "crazy plot". Votta looked at Sue's pursuit of Cooter through a different lens: "in an episode that should be about kids who are looking for approval and the various ways they do and don't achieve that", the show gives a "completely opposite message from Sue's quest to prove her straightness", which "muddles" the show's messages. Chaney thought that Sue "was back in fine, vindictive catchphrase-spewing form", and noted that "all the election subplots were tied up remarkably quickly".
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They could work again." In The Washington Post, James Kwak approved of Piketty's explanation for the rise of far-right politics and wrote that "as long as the Democratic Party muddles along with the same old ideology of market-driven growth and supposed equality of opportunity, our political system will remain defined by two parties dominated by competing segments of the economic elite." Ryan Cooper of The Week praised the book. Cooper said that Piketty sometimes "struggles with organizing his titanic collection of arguments and evidence", but found convincing Piketty's discussion of the rightward shift in 21st century politics and dubbed Capital and Ideology "a fascinating, essential study both of where we came from and of two possible paths forward: how we might create a better future for all human society, and the dark possibilities should we fail.
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Extras is a British sitcom about extras working in television, film, and theatre. The series was co-produced by the BBC and HBO and was created, written, and directed by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, both of whom also starred in it. Extras follows the lives of Andy Millman (Gervais), his platonic friend Maggie Jacobs (Ashley Jensen), and Andy's substandard agent and part-time retail employee Darren Lamb (Merchant) as Millman muddles through life as an anonymous "background performer" who eventually finds success as a B-level sitcom star. Extras has two series of six episodes each as well as a Christmas Special. The first episode aired in the UK on 21 July 2005 on BBC Two and on 25 September 2005 on HBO in the US. The second series premiered in the UK on BBC Two on 14 September 2006 and began airing in the US on HBO and in Australia on ABC on 14 February 2007.
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Animated gif of parody logo ('All Wrong' & 'Collect Skin' superimposed on official logo 'Act Now')In a very short time after the campaign slogan and logo was made public, detractors had already created a parody which turned the original Chinese slogan 'Act Now' (起錨 in Chinese, meaning 'up-anchor') into ideograms for 'All Wrong' (超錯 in Chinese) & 'Collect Skin' (收皮 is a crude term in Chinese). In his personal blog, Tsang attacked his opponents, saying that those opposing the reform measures were the ones who were getting it all wrong.Ma, Mary (2 June 2010). War of words muddles reality , The Standard特首FB回應「超錯」惡搞 (CE responds to 'All Wrong' parody), 1 June 2010, Ming Pao On the weekend of 29/30 May, Tsang and his ministers toured Hong Kong on an unpublicised itinerary to deliver flyers and meet the public.Moy, Patsy & Siu, Beatrice (31 May 2010).
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