"The reasons people start using drugs are multifaceted, their experiences while addicted to drugs are multifaceted, and so treatments for addiction should be multifaceted," she said.
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He's a multifaceted person with a multifaceted business, and I don't know that there's an easy answer.
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Growing security challenge Nigeria is facing a multifaceted security challenge.
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The bot is a multifaceted tool for efficiency, he adds.
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Valente's art is multifaceted, interactive, sometimes wearable, and always intelligent.
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This epidemic is multifaceted, and so must be the response.
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What helps make her multifaceted world a lot more manageable?
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In 2011, she told CNN she has a multifaceted personality.
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What was your approach to playing such a multifaceted character?
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Across his canon, Shakespeare offers a multifaceted view of Islam.
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We are a very complex multifaceted family of human beings.
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Though they may be weighted in one direction, they're multifaceted.
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It wasn't as multifaceted emotionally as it needed to be.
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What has brought those changes about is complex, and multifaceted.
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Yes, Russia ran a multifaceted campaign to influence the election.
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To unwind all that, you need an approach that's multifaceted.
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People are able to be multifaceted and do different things.
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Could a more multifaceted narrative than the binary white vs.
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Trump's shifts toward the Gulf states' worldview have been multifaceted.
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The key is to realize that we're all multifaceted and strong.
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Shamov, an accomplished actor and vocalist, is one such multifaceted talent.
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As a film-maker, Mr Soderbergh's path has been similarly multifaceted.
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The Democrats' case for a public option has always been multifaceted.
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Nearly a decade later that multifaceted 'one' device continues to captivate.
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" The Wexner-Epstein relationship is indeed a multifaceted one," he said.
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It's hard to say, given the multifaceted nature of the problem.
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Caash's close friends, said she sees him as a multifaceted performer.
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We need to think of addiction as an extremely multifaceted problem.
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"Previous supplier problems are being resolved through multifaceted and innovative methods."
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At other times, her multifaceted arguments can be gratifyingly mind-expanding.
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Or, at least, a multifaceted representation of her through her possessions.
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The soprano Barbara Frittoli gave a courageous and multifaceted performance as Nedda.
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These increases appear to produce significant, multifaceted, and nuanced benefits to health.
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They don't understand, but we must teach them that life is multifaceted.
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The effort to transform democracy has to be bigger and more multifaceted.
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IT IS MULTIFACETED, AND WE HAVE TO LOOK AT THE GLOBAL ECONOMY.
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They're expanding their fan base and positioning themselves as a multifaceted group.
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St. John's THP has evolved rapidly to address transgender patients' multifaceted needs.
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Yet, thanks to Mr. Steggert's multifaceted performance, "My Paris" remains emotionally engaging.
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In fact, North Korea continues methodically to advance its multifaceted nuclear programs.
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There are some rich, multifaceted series creating a more diverse TV landscape.
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The potential for public banks to counter big bank consolidation is multifaceted.
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Mr. Wasserman, boyishly innocent and energetic, becomes more multifaceted as we watch.
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Of course, the challenges to higher education's tech-enabled transformation are multifaceted.
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Such flexibility is ideal for a show as multifaceted as High Maintenance.
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To meet these objectives, Covington conducted a thorough, objective, and multifaceted investigation.
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BRUNI: Both of your movies have strong, multifaceted women at their center.
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We're running a multifaceted campaign, organized through a Discord chat with watchtheoa.
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What does shock is just how multifaceted a dismal mess it is.
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She becomes a ballerina: grander, more mature and more multifaceted than before.
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The country has a multifaceted appeal as a vacation destination, he said.
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"She adds: "We don&apost want to be condemned for being multifaceted.
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That is such a multifaceted mandate of what CFIUS can look at.
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Obama's climate change legacy is multifaceted, and some of it will endure.
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I'd say it's a multifaceted approach, but these are all the same messages.
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These are multifaceted women about whom cancer is just one thing, not everything.
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It seems a light penalty for such a multifaceted failure affecting so many.
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That means you're multifaceted, that there's a lot of different things in you.
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"This is a multifaceted storm with respect to the potential impacts," he added.
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The comedian has signed a multifaceted production deal with the Los Gatos, Calif.
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Artist David Shillinglaw tries to navigate this conundrum with his multifaceted collage works.
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The reason for the DNC's silence is multifaceted, according to the DNC source.
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Sarcasm became a tool for a more multifaceted, individualized culture, separated into cliques.
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Like the record itself, Selah Sue's vocals on Reason are nimble and multifaceted.
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It's multifaceted; how people respond depends on the racial factors in multiple ways.
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Sylvia, though the plot is set in antiquity, is a multifaceted, modern character.
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I'm a multifaceted woman with a million different hats, just like everyone else.
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"Who says kitties can't be multifaceted," reads the post, shared on Jan. 5.
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Some U.S. gains made against the multifaceted China challenge inexplicably were given back.
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Shouldn't a woman as multifaceted, beautiful and accomplished as Molly have high standards?
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"MWC creates that space to say we are a multifaceted people," explained Irfan.
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And he's even threatened a multifaceted trade war with allies across the Atlantic.
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"Graduation" programs are a promising new, multifaceted intervention aimed at the ultra-poor.
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Scattering his multifaceted hooks in unexpected corners, he tickles and scratches the ear.
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Here's a look at the choreographers who helped put the multifaceted routine together.
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That multifaceted IoT security hellscape needs as many available tools as possible, though.
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We believe that improving the health of the villagers requires a multifaceted approach.
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Thankfully the Met's curators, Yaëlle Biro and Alisa LaGamma, insist on multifaceted context.
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Jessica Tang embroiders imagery that illustrates the struggle to define a multifaceted cultural identity.
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That's not to say that his productions aren't equally multifaceted and full of life.
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It's well known that Ono and Lennon's personal partnership fostered a multifaceted artistic collaboration.
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If you need a reminder of San Francisco's multifaceted landscape, go to Sea Cliff.
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The multifaceted producer and DJ returns with a new single under his own name.
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For reviews, it's a multifaceted algorithm that looks at different parts of the review.
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There are many lenses through which people view you and we're all multifaceted people.
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"Pain is a multifaceted symptom, which includes sensory, cognitive, and emotional components," he wrote.
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Why do you think it's so important to tell such multifaceted stories about teenagers?
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" Said Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO, Amazon: "The world is big and so multifaceted.
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All histories are multifaceted, contingent on who's telling it, and that's maddeningly clear here.
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This victory did not stem the flood of new, multifaceted threats to Internet Freedom.
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In fact, Kavanaugh's record indicates skepticism for the multifaceted law but not surefire rejection.
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And we're seeing more and more female roles that are multifaceted, with vulnerability, humor.
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Mr. Conditt's world was, like the Austin region itself, multifaceted and defied easy categorization.
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The reasons behind the misinformation associated with tick-borne diseases are multifaceted and complex.
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This multifaceted bakery, now in three locations, consistently ranks among the West Coast's finest.
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Doing so requires a multifaceted approach, one that requires government involvement at every step.
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Lesthaeghe writes: The SDT starts in the 1960s with a series of multifaceted revolutions.
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The trouble with addressing sustainability is multifaceted: Not everyone agrees something needs to change.
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WantedDesign Brooklyn A multifaceted show and design lab at Industry City in Sunset Park.
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Today's farm families require more than their own stoicism to endure today's multifaceted struggles.
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The forces driving Americans apart seem too multifaceted and strong to be easily overcome.
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As I've mentioned before, the black vote is multifaceted, like any group of voters.
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"People might be more interested because they'll realize he's such a multifaceted person," she said.
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"Creativity is a process that reflects our fundamentally chaotic and multifaceted nature," the authors write.
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We're trying to hit all areas of interest because queer people are not ... We're multifaceted.
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It looks as magical and multifaceted as the real thing — and it's fancy as hell.
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Whitman was this multifaceted artist, only one side whom we tend to think about today.
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We are multifaceted, complex, vulnerable yet bulletproof, and Fenty speaks to all of our intricacies.
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Apparently, five brightly colored, exquisitely tailored suits are about equal to one multifaceted lesbian character.
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Even though homelessness is a multifaceted issue, the basis for effective intervention is affordable housing.
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A life in diverse worlds with diverse people weaves together into one humane, multifaceted existence.
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This multifaceted styler is designed to work for hair textures from straight to kinky curls.
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The new conversation is increasingly multifaceted, involving privacy advocates, regulators, elected officials and consumer groups.
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Turning a multifaceted issue into a simple rating is sure to be riddled with difficulties.
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It's multifaceted and ongoing, and will require a response from every element of public life.
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Ultimately, addressing human trafficking requires a multifaceted approach from local, state, federal and international partners.
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Cramer argued that this nonstop, multifaceted newsflow could weaken Trump's position in dealing with China.
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Ali was a multifaceted public figure, transcending sports and representing will power, determination and strength.
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Technological savviness and a multifaceted approach distinguish the highest climbers in this year's Power 100.
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Multifaceted musician and showman Billy Stritch will join him as pianist and musical director Oct.
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Consider it one of several surveys needed to fully account for Ms. Kawakubo's multifaceted achievement.
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Beyond these prominent stories, scientific evidence for such inter-group dehumanization is widespread and multifaceted.
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He thinks to truly restore mountain caribou populations, a more nuanced, multifaceted approach is necessary.
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Those who are more skeptical of the president believe that the dangers are multifaceted, however.
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It comes off as not necessarily fragmented, but multifaceted, not dense, but lithe and airy.
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This built-in user base and multifaceted journey opens the door for outside investment and innovation.
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"The treatment of substance use disorders is complicated and multifaceted," Canan told Reuters Health by email.
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At Hoffenheim, where Gomminginger now works as the under-23 team's manager, the job is multifaceted.
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What the listener gets in return is an unmistakably effective and multifaceted work of non-fiction.
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So I asked Miller what he thought the magic ingredient to a multifaceted entertainer actually was.
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Pain is a complex and multifaceted issue, so there isn't always one single explanation or treatment.
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So the tactics — this was probably the most multifaceted tech advocacy campaign that I've ever seen.
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A TV series is a multifaceted story, told over many parts, over many weeks or years.
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We flipped it into a beautiful opera to show that there's a multifaceted side of us.
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AV systems are more multifaceted, creating new vulnerabilities, particularly with vehicle-to-everything connectivity in place.
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We're all multifaceted, many-layered, disgusting and gorgeous and powerful and weak and filthy and brilliant.
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Wolves and humans share one of the most multifaceted and transformative relationships in the animal kingdom.
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When you think of the identification process, you have to think of it as being multifaceted.
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But over the years, the war has become a multifaceted conflict marked by multiple foreign interventions.
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This is a complex problem that demands a multifaceted solution, in France and around the world.
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But provocative, escalatory, and dangerous North Korean actions requires a multifaceted, nuanced, coordinated, and thoughtful response.
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The tricky conclusion Ringwald comes to – that we're all coming to – is that art is multifaceted.
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Still, some insurers will not pay for such multifaceted treatment, questioning both their effectiveness and value.
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When Pedersen created his organization, he realized he'd need a multifaceted approach to tackling plastic pollution.
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That's the kind of multifaceted query I'd have expected to trip up Siri in the past.
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McAleenan also said on ABC that a "multifaceted" approach is needed to address broader immigration issues.
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Such a multifaceted life was not without complexities, contradictions and critics—but oh, what a life.
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And they certainly shouldn't be reduced to just *that* when they have a multifaceted character expression.
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This will not be easy: Climate change is multifaceted and confronts us as a generational challenge.
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The complicated and multifaceted internal conflict has left thousands of civilians dead and millions more displaced.
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The antics with the tourists were emblematic of a certain part of the artist's multifaceted personality.
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The relationship, however, is becoming increasingly complex, multifaceted, and driven by shared interests beyond the battlefield.
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In honor of Reynolds's multifaceted and storied career, here are six performances that explain his legacy.
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Another photo-essay he did for Life, "The Atmosphere of Crime," was similarly nuanced and multifaceted.
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Only then can we really grapple with the actual problem in all its complicated, multifaceted reality.
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I think we're getting a multifaceted reflection/refraction of Nancy's development over time as an artist.
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Even as "Motel Stories" reveals North Beach's multifaceted past, the area is headed for more change.
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The suit, which seeks unspecified damages exceeding $75,000, adds another layer to a multifaceted legal dispute.
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And although the problem is multifaceted, its perpetuation can be traced in part to insufficient resources.
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The news comes at a time when e-sports organizations are increasingly becoming large, multifaceted business.
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Cities coming under siege by heavily armed assailants moving from location to location require multifaceted considerations.
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The display at Karen Lennox confirms Castle as multifaceted, most notably with two drawings of lettering.
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"Ending discrimination and bias on the Airbnb platform requires a sustained and multifaceted approach," he said.
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The second thing that has changed is that the problem has become a bit more multifaceted.
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Since Geminis are one of the most multifaceted signs, finding a tattoo design you love isn't hard.
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"My Art," which was made on a budget of roughly $400,000, aims at a more multifaceted portrayal.
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This is the result of a sustained and multifaceted official campaign to clean up China's energy generation.
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"I expect novels, including crime fiction, to be multifaceted and to work on many planes," she says.
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"Each represents their own expression of these multifaceted values: nonconformity, diversity and creativity," a brand statement reads.
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Growing up, I felt like Black women weren't always given the space to be complex or multifaceted.
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Kanye West and multifaceted Houston Texans wideout DeAndre Hopkins may love fashion, but the NFL sure doesn't.
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One such person making the most of their digital voice is multifaceted entertainer and activist Lilly Singh.
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Predicting the short-term fluctuations of a multifaceted and sentiment-driven market is probably a fool's errand.
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The aggressive photo editing and media scrutiny came at a particularly bad time for the multifaceted mogul.
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The movement, if there really is one, is amorphous, multifaceted, and prone to factionalism and internal squabbling.
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That was the year Purdue launched a multifaceted campaign that misinformed the medical community about the risks.
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The executive orders are just one prong of a multifaceted effort to protect the U.S. supply chain.
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There are benefits to this approach, which is to create something so enormously multifaceted that it dazzles.
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Firstly, suicides are complex, multifaceted incidents that are generally not caused by a single factor or person.
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He offers a lived-in performance, a clear and multifaceted evocation of Ever's limitations and his compensations.
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Trophy is about a single, multifaceted ethical dilemma: Should African farms breed animals for Americans to kill?
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Solange, like every Black woman, is complex and multifaceted and limited to no single standard or story.
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Instead, they are simply vast, multifaceted mirrors, which track the course of the sun like heliotropic plants.
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Butina's efforts to promote Russia's agenda in the U.S. were "diverse and multifaceted," according to the affidavit.
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To drum up interest in the festival Mr. McFarland engaged in multifaceted, sometimes fantastical, forms of promotion.
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The hooks lie in how she turns her own voice into a multifaceted thing, with crisscrossing layers.
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For this piece I decided the gif would be a great tool to explore Frida's multifaceted personality.
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And often I have found that the characters play just that little bit more nuanced and multifaceted.
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He was one of the most prolific, but also one of the most multifaceted, of all architects.
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"It's maybe not quite as elaborate and creative and multifaceted as the truth campaign," said Dr. Farrelly.
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The sense of crisis is multifaceted and deeper in the GOP, hence Trump's greater degree of success.
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"We have just handled a major investigation that was multifaceted and multi-jurisdictional," Sekulow told the publication.
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Called a radome, it was a tapering multifaceted structure of interlocking triangles rising more than 400 feet.
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Now, the half-dozen countryside stops are part of a multifaceted sustainable tourism model in Phong Nha.
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And a lot of — the thing that we've believed about The Wing is that women are multifaceted.
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Yet arguably, this is the least valuable way to come to grips with such a multifaceted topic.
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The multifaceted project is a collaboration with Sierra-Leonean designer Ibrahim Kamara and British designer Gareth Wrighton.
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Putting clothes on, as Clegg and his colleagues point out in their new study, is a multifaceted process.
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It's just a different part of what's happening up there—it's multifaceted, it's not just one thing happening.
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I want society to learn that we are multifaceted and can't be typecast or pigeonholed into one role.
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Simien has a backstory for every one of these characters, and they're all college-stereotype-defying, multifaceted badasses.
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That's individual people — moms, daughters, sisters, friends — multifaceted women for whom cancer is just one thing, not everything.
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That's individual people — moms, daughters, sisters, friends — multifaceted women of which cancer is just one thing, not everything.
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A multifaceted career would presumably give Formichetti a lot of colorful tales to tell, and indeed it has.
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I hoped for a more serious relationship, all along imagining a future family with a promising, multifaceted counterpart.
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It has told a multifaceted story across more than 20 films without "rebooting" itself, or replacing the cast.
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JONATHAN BENNO, formerly at Lincoln Ristorante, will be doing a multifaceted project in the Evelyn hotel in NoMad.
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I want a landing place for queer TV. I want stories that feature multifaceted characters telling interesting stories.
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Each shares a fascinating dynamic with Gaitonde and a multifaceted role unlike many written for women in Bollywood.
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With that sound, Glaspy has continued to prove her multifaceted talent and carved out a niche for herself.
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From great strategic political minds to brash comedians, these programs provide a multifaceted perspective on the modern era.
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"And I don't see a comprehensive, cohesive, you know, multifaceted strategy in the works right now," Kirby added.
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"Transgender Americans, particularly transgender women of color, can face multifaceted discrimination in many areas of life," said Rep.
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It means we don't have ... Because I think the internet's really changing and you need more multifaceted people.
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The actual truth behind the so-called Good War is much less glorious, much more multifaceted, even contradictory.
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The team's multifaceted stories and success are the perfect antidote to the far right's strangling of French identity.
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Defense officials argue that the matter can't be tackled simply by increasing funding and requires a multifaceted approach.
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He scored two runs, as did Jackie Bradley Jr. "Just good baseball," Young said of the multifaceted win.
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So far, the move has received little opposition, a sign that Lebanon's multifaceted political class is supporting it.
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While constructing a multifaceted dance musicality to answer Mozart, Mr. Morris adds a connective structure of his own.
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"It was very important for me to have a multifaceted product, because that's how I work," McGrath explained.
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She establishes a multifaceted representation of androgyny by imbuing both female and male attributes into these headless mannequins.
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Because the credit card industry is multifaceted, the precise consequences of the shakeout are likely to be complex.
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Teaching art, especially ceramics, is a multifaceted practice that lies somewhere between art, science, history, anthropology, and psychology.
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Now a resident of Toronto, Adria Kain is a multifaceted force who can probably sing and outrap most.
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The characters in both productions are a type of role actors dream about, at once multifaceted and unsettling.
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Its much larger replacement has opened across Delancey Street in a vast new multifaceted development called Essex Crossing.
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They could bolster Washingtons multifaceted campaign to check the power of Huawei, the world's leading telecommunications-equipment maker.
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Prolific and multifaceted, she took inspiration from her Jewish heritage and the Russian women whose work she translated.
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Addressing such a complex and multifaceted epidemic requires the contributions and actions of stakeholders to reinforce each other.
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Passionate believer in supporting working women and embracing the fact that our lives are multidimensional, multifaceted and multipurpose.
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No other accession standard has been implemented that presents such a multifaceted review of an applicant's medical history.
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Each artist's personal travel experience and relationship to the American landscape makes for a complicated and multifaceted exhibit.
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Successfully addressing the opioid epidemic requires a long-term, multifaceted response including criminal justice reform and treatment expansion.
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It has always been a multifaceted movement, it has always been a movement of many voices in many organizations.
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So multilayered and multifaceted are German politics and public life that the country can be in fact frustratingly introverted.
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Putin ordered a multifaceted influence campaign that included spreading pro-Trump propaganda online and hacking the DNC and Podesta.
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Her discussion of Mark Rothko, whose art she likens to "smoldering, endless blocks of fire," is no less multifaceted.
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In a new interview with Vanity Fair, the 48-year-old multifaceted star opens up about that difficult time.
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The multifaceted GOP proposal is geared towards repealing replacing much of the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare.
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The meaning of civil war, as Mr Armitage shows, is as messy and multifaceted as the conflict it describes.
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There are a few paths in Hannah's multifaceted story in this episode that could lead to some cathartic crying.
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The advertising industry is multifaceted, with a dizzying array of companies serving almost every conceivable niche in the business.
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And we have, I'll say like a multifaceted approach to making sure that that quality stays high on Yelp.
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Trump's infrastructure of support is multifaceted, but it depends on reliable and, most importantly, highly visible allies, like Coulter.
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In essence, whenever you have a fandom this big, the culture of that fandom will be divergent and multifaceted.
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TL;DR: This multifaceted indoor grill and panini maker by De'Longhi is on sale for $238.95, saving you $41.
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Daniela Edburg's multifaceted work, "Uprooted" (2016), is moored by her portraits of children and elements from the Colorado landscape.
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To make matters worse, Martin doesn't bring along multifaceted heavy-hitters in these books to replace our vanquished mains.
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Twitter deploys a more multifaceted approach to content moderation than simply allowing accounts to stay online or banning then.
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Guttenberg also argued that shootings are a multifaceted problem, criticizing those who participate in the debate without discussing guns.
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It has since grown it into a multifaceted hospitality business with 20193 million downloads and a major millennial following.
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It is multifaceted and it spans a long period of time and that's why the investigation is taking time.
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It is multifaceted, and it spans a long period of time and that's why the investigation is taking time.
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The only flaw in this beautifully multifaceted story is that Kehinde's tale outshines Cinnamon's, though this improves over time.
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In addition, Hadid's design empire was vast and multifaceted, reaching beyond buildings to furniture, home accessories, and even fashion.
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This could well be one part of a multifaceted trade that expresses a more nuanced view on the ETF.
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This crisis has grown for more than a decade--research has suggested many solutions to tackle this multifaceted problem.
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One person, usually an older man, often takes credit for a lengthy and multifaceted process of planning and construction.
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" The agency concludes, "The problem requires multifaceted solutions that no one public or private partner can successfully implement alone.
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The Spruce Pets also names this supplement their best overall choice due to its multifaceted benefits and easy administration.
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She is also searching for a Manhattan building where she can expand her boutique into a multifaceted design emporium.
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Still, in his role as documentarian of Utah's multifaceted art scene, Rossiter bears witness to incredible, isolated creative evolutions.
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But American officials point out that it is very difficult to track activity in the chaotic, multifaceted Syrian war.
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Through open debates and conversations with ideological opposites, people are able to forge well-informed and multifaceted political opinions.
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It's a whole heck of a lot simpler than the complex, multifaceted plan Hillary Clinton laid out earlier Monday.
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For these groups, American pop was a jumping-off point, a multifaceted framework upon which they've laid countless embellishments.
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This collection is as multifaceted as any of his others, but two modes dominate: gentle satire and plangent elegy.
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So there's sort of the nature of the dynamic in the relationship between Pearson and Amazon becomes more multifaceted.
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These fold-in photos are freely inserted into the book whose multifaceted design mimics a hard-bound government dossier.
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As an artist, I'm a little hesitant to get that specific because it's a little more multifaceted than that.
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Except here he's trying to illuminate a multifaceted jewel that's still spinning in the air, nowhere near its apogee.
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When Iran does respond, its response will likely be multifaceted and occur at unpredictable times and in multiple places.
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Thankfully, the bucket list also contains evidence of something else I know about teenagers: They are complex and multifaceted.
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Both have an important, multifaceted scientific story to tell — part theoretical physics, part astronomy, part experimental physics, part engineering.
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A spokesman for the track, Mark Willman, believes the injuries are "multifaceted," but that rain is the biggest factor.
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With the dual-threat Huntley and freshman running back Jordan Wilmore, Utah will show USC a multifaceted rushing approach.
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Globalization starts in the kitchen, the classroom, the street — it starts by recognizing our multifaceted heritage in the mirror.
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Hamilton: I only know when something is done, or succeeding, when it has a multifaceted way of being read.
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The return of pubes to porn is as mysterious and likely multifaceted as their vanishing a quarter century ago.
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"Expected value" distills the multifaceted lottery ticket, with all its prizes and probabilities, down to a one-number summary.
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In addition to making my lips flake-free and soft, it left behind that same multifaceted gleam on my pout.
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It's a confusingly multifaceted scheme, but knowing how it works doesn't explain the strangest part of the Sarah's program story.
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Lomami states that his home is multifaceted, with both dirt roads and asphalt ones, beautiful homes as well as shacks.
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Lego's multifaceted approach to expanding into China helped it notch up double-digit sales growth in the country last year.
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Even then, he said, he knew that Vice, an unconventional and multifaceted media company, could help him expand his oeuvre.
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Women have so many multifaceted, deep-seated opinions of their body, it's likely they haven't even realized all of them.
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To celebrate our multifaceted lives, we teamed up with adidas to highlight four inspiring women who are shattering outdated stereotypes.
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Infatuation rearranges quirks into cute habits, but true love cements them as endearing traits that comprise a flawed, multifaceted being.
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As he proved in I, Tonya, Sebastian Stan is a multifaceted actor who will hopefully enjoy a long, colorful career.
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Instead preferring to treat them as multifaceted entities, which is also what classical music sometimes does, making this pairing symbiotic.
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" One song that drives home the empathy element of Bowie's multifaceted legacy is his collaboration with Queen in "Under Pressure.
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Some observers worry that this complex and multifaceted epidemic will fall by the wayside when it comes to research funding.
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"These are talented, dynamic and multifaceted players who are the best in the world," Border said before the final match.
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To me, the place of diamonds in society is as multifaceted as the gemstones themselves, full of paradoxes and intrigue.
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In a group like this that has multifaceted players, we see how they interact with each other as a group.
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His bigotry underlines the multifaceted social and humanist rifts catalyzed by Darwin's ideas, which persist to some level even today.
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But it also reveals that the story of Trump's financial conflicts of interest is more multifaceted than a casual graft.
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It's hard to overstate the terror of climate change, a multifaceted monster that threatens crops and coastlines and public health.
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"Dennis Oppenheim: Terrestrial Studio," one of Storm King's two special exhibitions for 224, examines his multifaceted engagement with outdoor spaces.
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"It's a multifaceted situation, and once I know all the points of interest, I will have a view," he said.
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Ultimately, this study also goes beyond lichens and illustrates how multifaceted symbiosis can be, Dr. Lutzoni, of Duke University, said.
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With so many layers to juggle, it would be easy for North to fumble her way into a multifaceted mess.
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As an artist — a stage director and multifaceted cultural curator — he seems to hug his collaborators and hug his audiences.
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"What I do is pretty multifaceted, clothes for men and for women, things that I make with friends," he said.
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More to do nearby: 1015 Folsom, a sprawling, multilevel, multifaceted club, plays mainstream dance music and hip-hop till 3.
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Protests have continued since the suspension, and have morphed into a multifaceted pro-democracy movement, now entering its 13th week.
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She was very kind to me during a rough spell I had two years ago, so the guilt is multifaceted.
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But whether you're convinced by the Gateway architecture serious skeptic, Made In Space's technology is genuinely exciting, and impressively multifaceted.
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But while the city's plight remains a symbol of Communist ruthlessness, reactions at the time were often nuanced, and multifaceted.
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Ophira Eisenberg is the host of this multifaceted event that's perfect for trivia mavens, quiz lovers and crossword addicts alike.
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On "Recent Developments," his 20th album, the compositions are detailed and multifaceted, but nothing feels nailed down or tightened up.
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Three years into this nightmare, those in the Westminster bubble still refuse to acknowledge the multifaceted concerns of Brexit supporters.
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Effective technological strategies for cyber security are multifaceted and not limited to acquiring the latest anti-virus and malware protection.
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There is an "urgent need" to implement a multifaceted public health approach, according to the authors of the government report.
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Doctors argue this vaccine's noninterference with other treatments is crucial, because curbing the opioid crisis will require a multifaceted approach.
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Also important: Ethical porn celebrates sexuality as a diverse, complex and multifaceted component of being a human being, without judgment.
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The best known, "Symphony in C" — City Ballet's signature ballet since its inception — is sheer classicism: formal, hierarchical, multifaceted, thrilling.
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But politics is a multifaceted world, with more at stake than the narrow question of who will be the nominee.
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The approach to this was multifaceted; overt racism and support for segregation would not make for a successful national platform.
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Plus, the cast includes Katie Aselton, Toni Collette, Molly Shannon, and Bridget Everett, all of whom are hysterical, multifaceted performers.
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In addition to covert cyberattacks, the intelligence community says Russia also attempted to undermine the election through a multifaceted propaganda campaign.
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Whereas the Apple Watch is a more multifaceted device, with fitness features as part of a more fashion/lifestyle-focused proposition.
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By far the biggest contrast is between the often sanitized and monotone mainstream and the multifaceted and intrepid underground music scenes.
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This proves to be an interestingly controversial issue, which goes to the multifaceted nature of the precious metal as an investment.
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I am also a writer committed to talking about mental health and physical wellness in a more nuanced and multifaceted way.
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We recommend institutions pursue a multifaceted solution to address related issues with burnout, the cost of medical education, and alcohol abuse.
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Kanye West and Kim Kardashian run a multifaceted empire pretty smoothly — she flew to Tokyo to shoot his fashion campaign, okay?
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Inside the multifaceted, multilevel art space that is Red Bull Studios New York, there a deconstructed spaceship occupies the main gallery.
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It's rare in Hollywood to find authentic, layered stories about multifaceted women, but the good news is, it's getting less rare.
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Indianapolis' Tube Factory Artspace is best understood not as a structure, but as a multifaceted art practice on a municipal scale.
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MoMA describes "From the Collection: 1960-1969" as "a multifaceted look at a decade of artistic experimentation," which may establish perimeters.
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I'm using my voice to express more conflicted, multifaceted kinds of problems and perspectives that are less settled and less comforting.
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Preventing falls, which requires a multifaceted approach, is one of the key components of not just living longer but living better.
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The Goody Pet includes this multivitamin in their list of top picks, commenting on its high nutritional value and multifaceted benefits.
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We have become world leaders in aviation manufacturing because of great companies, a highly skilled workforce and a multifaceted export strategy.
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Defense and military efforts are vital to our national security goals, but cannot fully address the multifaceted challenges we face today.
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Indianapolis' Tube Factory Artspace is best understood not as a structure, but as a multifaceted art practice on a municipal scale.
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Trump is now going to find himself in the middle of a multifaceted international dispute with varied diplomatic and economic repercussions.
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"It's been a long time since such a multifaceted exhibition was shown," Karol Sienkiewicz wrote in Gazeta Wyborcza, a liberal daily.
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More than any ballet I know, "Mayerling" creates a multifaceted world as vividly absorbing as that of a 19th-century novel.
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And next spring, Mr. Minassian plans to open what he calls a multifaceted "design embassy" in a residential palazzo in Venice.
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His work is multifaceted and tied to various art historical movements, combining quilted patterns, biomorphic forms, and the handmade and decorative.
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Behind an unassuming middle-class house in the quiet midtown neighborhood of Woodbrook, lies a multifaceted arts center named Alice Yard.
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Anchored by a multifaceted performance by Ms. Gugino, the movie plays as many mind games with the audience as with Jessie.
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Countries struggling to manage their COVID-19 epidemics can learn something from Taipei's swift, multifaceted response to the virus, experts say.
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The multifaceted career of Questlove (Ahmir Thompson), the musician and entertainer, includes food salons, where chefs cook for high-profile guests.
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The intense, multifaceted mission of modern law enforcement requires us to look beyond the old brick-and-mortar academies and workshops.
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"The links between Scotland and America are so deep and multifaceted, but it's important to work at strengthening them," she said.
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The American Association of Caregiving Youth has raised awareness and, for over a decade has provided a multifaceted system of support.
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Deloitte—one of the Big Four multifaceted consulting firms–has made more than $42 million working with ICE in 2019 alone.
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"The SECURE American Energy Act provides a multifaceted approach to improving access and management of our nation's valuable energy sources," Rep.
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The restrictions imposed by Congress are part of the government's multifaceted effort to blunt Huawei's reach in the U.S. and abroad.
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All of these organizations recognize that making girls of all ages excited about math, science, and technology takes a multifaceted approach.
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Janet would continue to do it her way, with each album unraveling another dimension of the multifaceted artist she grew into.
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H: Your practice is very multifaceted, with these elements of performance, collaboration, and dance, as well as poetry, painting, and photography.
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In it, Sonyae is a convincing actress in addition to continuing to prove her chops as a multifaceted singer and songwriter.
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Countless studies speak to the multifaceted benefits of meditation, but it can be hard to carve 20 minutes out of your day.
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Like Miller herself — a former model and Surrealist muse who became a correspondent documenting the Second World War — the photos are multifaceted.
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While it's tempting to blame climate change for the recent spike in wildfires, the causes of these blazes are complex and multifaceted.
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John Singleton brought the table to the table, creating multifaceted characters, giving life to the Black femme experience on the big screen.
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Of course not — the feminine is less a straightforward schema than it is a multifaceted prism — but that's not quite the point.
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President Donald Trump's administration is looking at a multifaceted infrastructure plan, according to top White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow on Tuesday.
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Mr. Ratmansky is not the most radical thing in ballet today, but he's emerged as its most valuable and most multifaceted choreographer.
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But while children are undoubtedly multifaceted, there are certain key qualities — or guiding traits — that most parents hope their children will have.
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"Pain in the Machine," a 12-minute documentary released by the University of Cambridge on Monday, tackles this multifaceted and controversial issue.
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In a multifaceted revival of the Facebook poke, friends can wave, boop, blow a kiss, hiss or give a piece of cake.
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Whether or not China's coal peak has passed, there's no question that reducing coal is part of an intentional, multifaceted government effort.
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People are multifaceted and complicated and when you shrink everything down, it's not enough space to hold how complicated we all are.
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My summer internship at CNBC gave me an inside glimpse of the multifaceted nature of news production at a global media company.
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What if that alignment had been embraced by our leaders on a bipartisan basis and a unified multifaceted strategy had been pursued?
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What's happening: Most AV companies don't have Google's budget and deep bench of multifaceted engineering expertise, and instead are pursuing proprietary partnerships.
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The issues facing our families are multifaceted and stem from systematic issues: denial of access to loans, credit opportunities, education and employment.
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Having moved to Berlin in 2007, you've had a lengthy, multifaceted view at the development of dance music over the past decade.
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Creating layers with a multifaceted vintage appeal, Valerie Bélin demonstrates the uncanny ability to rejigger a classic work with a fanboy favorite.
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The admitting privileges and ambulatory surgical center requirements are just two of many multifaceted abortion restrictions to be passed in recent years.
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Over the course of the generation before the crisis, the United States experienced a broad and multifaceted expansion of consumer credit availability.
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McDougal's current lawyer, Peter Stris told the newspaper in an email that AMI carried out a "multifaceted effort to silence" his client.
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But had we first met her in the final season, she might not have been the multifaceted hairdresser we came to love.
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I've never quite grown accustomed to the practice and prefer the incredible, and multifaceted, ways herbs find their ways into cooked dishes.
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And at the moment, the company is involved in a massive multifaceted push to get better at the delivery element of that.
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An AI text generator like EssayBot is simply incapable of responding to a multifaceted essay proposal with a human point of view.
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In addition to her considerable acting ability, Henson's overall appearance — her shoes, dress, makeup, hair, and nails — helps convey this multifaceted persona.
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No longer merely the portal to nearby Niagara Falls, Buffalo is a modern and multifaceted city, more than ready for its moment.
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But it's also a gorgeous novel with compelling, complicated queer characters and the multifaceted ways people can love each other, or not.
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The wonder of "Mother" — and of Kim Hye-ja's performance — is that its title character emerges as both multifaceted and fundamentally mysterious.
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We recognize this complex public health problem requires a multifaceted approach, so let us begin with our most promising, evidence-based interventions.
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This vast interpretive spectrum converges in her multifaceted role in the play "Phaedra(s)," at BAM 's Harvey Theatre, Sept. 13-18.
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Once I had the knowledge and perspective to truly understand the multifaceted concept of sustainability, the more the eco-anxiety kicked in.
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The issue is so multifaceted that we really need a comprehensive overhaul of how we live and support our ways of life.
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All parties in the multifaceted Syrian conflict have accused each other of using chemical weapons during more than six years of conflict.
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China has been resoundingly condemned by the international community recently for its treatment of Uyghurs, including putting them under intense, multifaceted surveillance.
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In contrast, this multifaceted film ambles around Jamaica, recording the land and its people, with different cameras conveying different moods and textures.
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The Taliban took responsibility for a multifaceted strike in Kabul, Afghanistan's capital, which included a car bomb and a lengthy gun fight.
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The multifaceted controversy touches on two of the more enduring taboos in American politics — frank discussion of racism and disparaging the electorate.
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Candidate Trump, in part under Bannon's influence, folded a Sessions-esque approach to immigration and civil rights into a multifaceted populist approach.
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The quieter, calmer, more multifaceted kids don't get the same kind of exposure, either out in the world or on the web.
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But from the very beginning, the CW series Jane the Virgin treated Jane's virginity with nuance — just one part of her multifaceted character.
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I'm summarizing nuanced and multifaceted arguments, but, in essence, the briefs contend that the FAA preempts only state laws that disfavor arbitration provisions.
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According to the label's style director and Rihanna's stylist Jahleel Weaver, the pieces were created to speak to how multifaceted today's woman is.
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What good is a diverse legislature if the makeup of principal staff members is irreflective of the multifaceted composition of the American people?
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Gordon Parks' life was multifaceted and he continued his writing, filmmaking, and photography all the way up until the end of his life.
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It no longer became solely about my family, but also about intergenerational traumas, community, and some of the multifaceted aspects of black life.
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CVS Health is setting itself up to be a multifaceted healthcare titan, which should help it ward off competition from e-pharmacy newcomers.
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In a blog post, Google explains it is adjusting this function because the questions we ask can be multifaceted and mean different things.
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The style, which featured cornrows, ribbons, and beads, doubled as a protective style and a way to pay homage to her multifaceted background.
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Even though it was designed as a children's cartoon, Avatar's mix of complex world-building and charming, multifaceted characters has been nearly unparalleled.
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Biology isn't destiny, and the ability to become an entrepreneur, let alone a successful one, is multifaceted and depends on countless intangible factors.
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You know this dude is a multifaceted musician and has a wide range of vibes and talents he can put into a song.
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She writes articles on nutrition and wellness, and develops recipes for brands and websites using whole food, healthful ingredients to accommodate multifaceted restriction.
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This Tropisms is the result of a multifaceted painted surface that has been burned away in order to be fossil-like in appearance.
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Starting in the late '90s with the release of oxycontin by Purdue Pharma, that launched a multifaceted campaign designed to increase opioid prescribing.
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Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, hailed the agreement as a step toward a wider political solution to end the multifaceted conflict.
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His multifaceted plan calls for significant investment in people ... to develop a generation of entrepreneurs doing business in rural America and small towns.
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It requires a cross sector, multifaceted strategy that engages stakeholders across the technology, employment, women's rights, education and workforce preparedness, and policy arenas.
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These opposing views demonstrate the complexity of the core findings in the academy's report, which is multifaceted enough to allow for competing interpretations.
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Yet his multifaceted creative life also made him an admirer of German Expressionist prints, Outsider Art, Marcel Duchamp, Damien Hirst and African contemporary.
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Cases like Clarence's come about because of a multifaceted war on drugs being waged in the United States that is difficult to stop.
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This is a multifaceted public health challenge, and we look forward to working collaboratively with government entities to be part of the solution.
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I also think that female friendship, when it's deep enough, can become this very multifaceted thing: You become the friend, platonic lover, mother.
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Made over the course of the last decade of Le Guin's life, Curry paints an intimate and multifaceted portrait of the late author.
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Beresheet was a novel hodgepodge of public, philanthropic, and private interests, which may herald a new era of more multifaceted space exploration missions.
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Eurie Kim, a partner at Forerunner Ventures, says she was attracted to Away because of its founders' multifaceted aspirations for their luggage company.
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She's also overseeing Nasdaq's continuing transformation from a stock exchange to a multifaceted company that provides technology to other exchanges around the world.
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It's more like a circling peregrination within something sculptural, multifaceted and prismatic, revealing new glimmers and shadows with every tiny shift in perspective.
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When the creators began work six years ago, Mr. Korins said they set out to make the home a multifaceted character in itself.
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From ticket sales to a massive merchandising arm, WWF developed a multifaceted revenue stream comparable to those of the most successful sports leagues.
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CL: In some attenuated — I love the word — sense, do you see the work as a kind of multifaceted mirror of Nancy herself?
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The multifaceted genius of Welles even found time to praise Roosevelt in syndicated newspaper columns and serve as a ghostwriter for his campaign.
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Last year, Russia launched a multifaceted campaign right out of the old KGB playbook to influence the presidential election and tarnish American democracy.
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Will Rawls won for outstanding emerging choreographer, "for creating astute, genre-eluding work" and for his "multifaceted artistry," according to a news release.
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Then Michael Flynn got sacked, and the multifaceted FBI investigation into alleged collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia began to engulf his presidency.
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It was a long, multifaceted address that followed a carefully designed program which included some substantively interesting, if not always well-known, names.
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But Ignito's flow is quicker and more multifaceted, more mindful of internal rhymes, more willing to stretch a line and break the meter.
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Though their alcohol levels are moderate, they have multifaceted flavor; the residual yeast and proteins supply a fuller body and a cloudy hue.
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"As a queer Cuban, Korean, Filipina woman, I don't see myself represented in a multifaceted way," Ashley Perez, a development partner at BuzzFeed, said.
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I'm proud to be nonbinary, I enjoy experiencing gender as this nuanced, multifaceted thing rather than as an oversimplified, black and white, binary experience.
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Rejecting Donald Trump's skepticism, top U.S. intelligence officials strongly reaffirmed their finding that Russia conducted a multifaceted campaign to interfere in the presidential election.
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When you're solving complex, multifaceted problems, progress can be slow, but big data accelerates the process — insights come faster and decisions are more precise.
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As an intellectual exercise, managing the multifaceted complexities of Britain's departure from the EU offers the kind of satisfaction rarely found in policy work.
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In order to show the athlete's multifaceted interests outside of basketball, his management team and he decided to create the "This Is Melo" brand.
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They are multifaceted characters of depth who are part of a series where women call the shots both in front and behind the camera.
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"Without getting too far in front of the headlights of our rollout next week to the Congress, this was a multifaceted campaign," Clapper said.
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Rather, experts agree that a multifaceted approach is the best option, while making sure we don't compromise our environment and health in the process.
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The sprawling, multifaceted American system means that small tinkers to one part can set into motion a cascading series of changes to other parts.
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Of course, mental health is multifaceted and there's no quick fix, but how much exercise do you actually need to impact your mental health?
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According to Manicelli, it's going to take a multifaceted approach to finally find microbes on this icy moon, if there are any at all.
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Lawson confronts viewers with multifaceted visions of black identity, as embodied by strangers and neighbors alike, with whom she has established an intense rapport.
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But precisely because climate change is so multifaceted, it's getting harder to distinguish migration driven by climate from migration driven by literally anything else.
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And I was particularly smitten with the Cineteca Nacional, a large, multifaceted cinema and arts complex that's technically just north of the Coyoacán border.
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Lately, more than two decades since Johnson's death, both the scholarship and the curatorial activity plumbing his vast, multifaceted oeuvre have gathered considerable momentum.
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Directed by Francis Whately, David Bowie: The Last Five Years will take a deeper look at the multifaceted musician's last years in his life.
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As an artist, there's Instagram and interviews and media training and vocal lessons and putting a band together and running a very multifaceted business.
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It's multifaceted and reflects my bi-racial lineage, one that consists of my French and Dutch grandmothers, Native American great-grandparents, and Ghanaian ancestors.
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Cannabis is an extremely multifaceted business, and when you examine it critically you have to take many factors into account, as James told me.
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By experimenting with images and their physicality, artist Kate Steciw creates multifaceted works she calls "constructions" that can be referred to as photography sculpture.
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The artwork is breathtaking, with its subtly shifting color, rendered by Jordie Bellaire, lending each panel a richness that appropriately reflects a multifaceted culture.
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This speaks to the truly multifaceted nature of gold as both a strategic investment and a hedge against broader market risk, Milling-Stanley said.
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Instead, we should grasp the opportunity to demonstrate that Irishness is a multifaceted thing — one that accommodates a diversity of faiths, races and beliefs.
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Doordash used this time to take multifaceted variables like travel time, complexity of order, vehicle type and more into consideration when optimizing its routing.
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Each one of the artists featured in The Lab's exhibition is a New York City local, hand-picked by the multifaceted design studio, META.is.
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All these duets are exploratory, but they don't read like examples of Graham's psychoanalytical approach; they come across more like multifaceted sociological case studies.
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The search giant builds multifaceted profiles of users based on their search history, as well as browsing history on Google-owned sites like YouTube.
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Like all voters, they are multifaceted; their political behaviors and preferences are often products of age, region, education, and even their family's immigration history.
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" In an email to The New York Times, her new lawyer, Peter K. Stris, accused A.M.I. of "a multifaceted effort to silence Karen McDougal.
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Keith Botsford, a globe-trotting, multilingual and multifaceted man of letters who became a longtime collaborator with Saul Bellow, died last year, on Aug.
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Suddenly the multifaceted life of Roy Halston Frowick, who died of AIDS in 1990 at 57, has become irresistible to the makers of film.
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A strain of uneasiness soon emerges within the romantic entanglements, a mood beautifully reflected in Frank London's multifaceted music, performed by an onstage sextet.
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Ms. Wetzel also contributes the set, an all-white space with a few painted palm trees: a rather bland background for Shakespeare's multifaceted characters.
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Despite the plethora of multifaceted and diverse opinions offered online, we still overwhelming choose to latch onto narrow viewpoints that we want to hear.
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In a new work, "Patient(ce)," Ms. Batten Bland pairs her high-powered movement with music by the multifaceted jazz-funk ensemble Burnt Sugar.
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During a no-holds-barred interview with NBC News' Megyn Kelly, Putin repeatedly denied ordering a multifaceted influence campaign to sabotage the presidential election.
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To address the growing problem, Amazon has launched a multifaceted program it calls Shipment Zero, and other major eCommerce retailers have announced similar initiatives.
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During his more than 20 years as a college coach, Hardin developed consistent winners using a multifaceted approach, even when he had stellar quarterbacks.
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Russia's influence campaign in 2016 was multifaceted, leveraging cyberattacks on Democratic officials, targeting state election systems and spreading disinformation, according to U.S. intelligence officials.
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The characters were multifaceted, the story was gripping and original, and there wasn't too much exposition — we got right into the story early on.
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Lee speaks about how he runs a multifaceted company, from growing pains while working with talent to the dependence on platforms and selling apparel.
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It was a period that the exhibition posits as a seminal year of multifaceted creative exploration in the artist's life, before painting took precedence.
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Today Ms. Tawney is recognized primarily as a pioneer in "fiber art," although her modernist and multifaceted practice also included drawing, collage and assemblage.
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To be sure, I'm grossly oversimplifying a large, multifaceted section of the animation industry that's only getting more and more complicated with every day.
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"He is a multifaceted talent with the ability to see all angles of an issue and provide sage counsel," Mr. Wheeler said of Mr. Sallet.
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Dreamy, multifaceted images of a lonely figure placed in simultaneously beautiful and harrowing worlds exemplify the work of Kenyan-born mixed-media artist, Paul Onditi.
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The pieces are generously arrayed throughout, providing plenty of room to move around the well-lit sculptures so as to concentrate on their multifaceted forms.
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The New York City-based company launched its live-streaming classes from a Chelsea studio in May 2014 and fast became a multifaceted fitness force.
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It's up to us to create the multifaceted image of women that we want to see, and we salute Headey for adding to the conversation.
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"As Senator Harris now concedes, she agrees with VP Biden on busing and the multifaceted approach needed to address segregation," Biden spokesperson TJ Ducklo said.
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The effects of social media are multifaceted and hard to quantify, so it feels pointless demanding more authenticity from something that doesn't necessarily require it.
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It has long struggled to bring Afghanistan into its orbit of influence by building deep and multifaceted relationships with the country's political and armed groups.
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The climate kids' argument is multifaceted and nuanced, bringing in concepts of public trust doctrine as well as constitutional rights to life, liberty and property.
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As Madrid became more multifaceted—transforming from a city that played second fiddle to Toledo into a national capital—so too did its main square.
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It's three separate women, but it's also me telling the story, so I wanted it to be uniform in that sense — both multifaceted and uniform.
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"Under the Settlement, Defendants agree to a multifaceted Settlement structure, which includes a universal participation component (automatic benefits to all Class Members);" the settlement states.
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Running for two weeks, the series comprises seven programs which showcase Hammer both as a committed gay activist and an exhilarating, multifaceted avant-garde artist.
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But Verhoeven (Basic Instinct, Black Book, Starship Troopers) is not a director known for portraying women in a multifaceted light, rather favoring style over substance.
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The narrative moves briskly through the eight episodes, telling a coherent, multifaceted story, while still leaving plenty of material for an already ordered second season.
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The Midwest, much like the rest of the country, is a complex, multifaceted region that cannot be reduced to a blanket generalization about its politics.
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Reagan's multifaceted cost-conscious approach to ending the Cold War ushered in a new era of US-Russia relations, and without firing a single shot.
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The holy grail of artificial intelligence remains the creation of a general learning AI that can apply multifaceted intelligence to solve problems of all stripes.
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This latest incident is just one of many triumphs and setbacks Blair, 43, has experienced both in her multifaceted career and her complicated personal life.
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More from Tonic: During my conversations with Payne and other medical experts, I began to understand just how vast and multifaceted this illness can be.
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But in an increasingly complex world, we need to understand that people are multifaceted and may identify with more than one of these traditional categories.
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But Google says the plan is to expand these multifaceted feature snippets to cover even more query types over time, including to guidance-seeking queries.
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A new ballet in Brooklyn invited artist Elana Herzog to work in the theater for the first time, and the multifaceted work premiers this week.
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At the hearing Thursday, officials described a multifaceted effort by China to acquire information on U.S. technologies, particularly those developed for the government and military.
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The Innovative Water Infrastructure Workforce Development Grant Program offers a rare opportunity for a multifaceted political victory — one that can be achieved with bipartisan support.
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It's been liberating for me to show that women of color can be multifaceted and don't have to be a Size 0 to be sexual.
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THE RUSSIANS INDICTED Mueller's probe has ensnared more than two dozen Russians accused of crimes linked to a multifaceted plot to influence the 2016 election.
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Coordinated action That why the Fed took multifaceted actions Sunday, backing up its other recent initiatives to shore up the economy and the financial markets.
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In anticipation of the release, the multifaceted performer dropped a new collaborative virtual reality experience trailer of the album, created with VR artist Sander Sneek.
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The totality amounted to a continual homage to a defiant multifaceted Otherness that was central to her finely detailed paintings and captured in staged photographs.
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I have never seen a place so multifaceted in its geography and so unpopulated, except perhaps on the other side of the earth, in Patagonia.
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Last year had proven to be a tumultuous year for LeEco, which had shifted from originally being a video streaming platform to a multifaceted conglomerate.
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And to get them there, perhaps they need to practice building Ikea furniture—a multifaceted problem that can teach the machines a multitude of lessons.
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A Multifaceted Approach to Tackling the Opioid Epidemic Unfortunately, the response to the opioid crisis has been slow to start and piecemeal in its approach.
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The characters are clearly dealing with a lot of issues, but that isn't the sole thing that defines them, allowing them to be more multifaceted.
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Here's How to Stop Them: Experts recommend a multifaceted approach: Don't answer unknown numbers, use call-blocking apps and report unwanted calls to the government.
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The work/jobs agenda is multifaceted: Small-business growth is yielding a massive jobs market whose biggest challenge is finding workers to fill the roles.
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His company was multifaceted, but it was the advisory and wealth management component of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC that was shouldering the Ponzi scheme.
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Artist Mónica Mayer's multifaceted El Tendedero/The Clothesline Project uses a symbol of domesticity to generate dialogue and support taking ownership of feminist issues and experiences.
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Intelligence is multifaceted "I would explain that smartness is not single-dimensional and not quite as important as I thought it was back then," Gates says.
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Perhaps, in reference to gender, safety actually can be found in the numbers — that is, in the sheer amount of multifaceted genders presented in queer spaces.
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Be smart: This could be a major test of how President Trump handles another multifaceted crisis, this time one that is possibly at his literal doorstep.
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But the dominant theme of the day was uncertainty about how to deal with Facebook, a complex, multifaceted giant that even technologists have struggled to define.
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Time after time, we have seen that great stories transcend borders and that an individual's tastes are complex and multifaceted, going well beyond basic demographic attributes.
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As she examines the intrinsically multifaceted nature of a place — particularly politically contentious spaces — its history, especially its spiritual history, becomes profoundly entwined with its present.
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Not only is Tang not accepting new clients, but we've seen firsthand how difficult it's been for other colorists to mimic his multifaceted work — until now.
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As Ryan has effectively already cut bait with respect to Trump, states like Utah are, at worst, "acceptable casualties" on the GOP's multifaceted battlefield in 2016.
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When it feels like we're constantly teetering on the edge of many actual, multifaceted apocalypses, thinking about the future can seem exhausting or pointless or both.
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Jerry Seinfeld in January moved his show Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee from Sony's streaming service Crackle to Netflix as part of a multifaceted production deal.
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Rethinking these issues will hopefully allow us to design non-deterministic, transparent and accountable algorithms that recognize the complex, evolving and multifaceted nature of our individuality.
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A multifaceted business, Gondwana Wines gives a portion of its proceeds to the "Leading The Way" program, which provides training and employment opportunities for Indigenous Australians.
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Because the benefits of this strategy are so multifaceted, it's no wonder private labeling is moving beyond consumer goods and gaining traction in service-based industries.
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They haven't always responded to fancy cunnilingus tricks or my impressive sex toy collection, but everyone responds positively to being respected as a multifaceted sexual individual.
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Even though Justin is clearly part of the show's opening number, he's such a multifaceted entertainer that we still can't be too sure what to expect.
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Roxburgh is responsible for raising standards in the region and believes that while the spending is important, the best soccer nations have multifaceted approaches to success.
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Additionally, the Adult Detention Center has a recovery housing unit that employs a multifaceted program that segregates substance abuse participants with a vested interest in sobriety.
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But while her use of 'jihad' may not have been intentionally harmful, the multifaceted term has been widely interpreted by Islamophobes and extremists alike as violent.
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It became a quippy talking point, a way to boil down what was an inherently complicated and multifaceted regulatory battle and explain it to the masses.
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It's a multifaceted issue that touches on many disciplines and preexisting stigmas in society, but the opioid crisis is a public health problem first and foremost.
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And while I have enough footage to make a great short documentary, this story is so multifaceted it really deserves to be a feature-length film.
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For fans of Kelley and Shaw, Michigan Stories is a kind of origin story, a way to decipher the work of two multifaceted and prolific artists.
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"You can't counter a multifaceted, long-term Chinese play just by increasing investment," said Grant T. Harris, a former adviser on Africa to President Barack Obama.
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He vowed to pursue a multifaceted approach, including prevention and treatment, as well as "targeting drug dealers and treating them like murderers, as they should be."
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Miller, writing once again in the first person ("The Song of Achilles" was narrated by Patroclus), gives voice to Circe as a multifaceted and evolving character.
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Addiction is a chronic, multifaceted brain disease that requires specialized training to treat it effectively, yet most doctors leave medical school without education in addiction medicine.
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In her Sattriya recital on Wednesday, Ms. Mahanta played both women and men; and her goddess Lakshmi, in "Shree Vandan," showed both power and multifaceted expressiveness.
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Ms. Vishneva and Mr. Gomes, whose Onegin was the most subtle and multifaceted I've seen in 39 years, carried on their performance seamlessly into what followed.
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Elaine Feinstein, a multifaceted British poet, novelist and biographer who found inspiration in her Jewish heritage and the work of female Russian poets, died on Sept.
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The Kobe Bryant of my book is a complex figure -- perhaps the most multifaceted athlete I've chronicled since my Walter Payton biography of a decade ago.
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I've always assumed that the reviewer meant that the writer or book being referred to was multifaceted and not actually polyhedric in shape, but who knows?
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What women choose to wear to communicate their myriad beliefs on the day of the march is likely to be as multifaceted as the issues involved.
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To counter the perception of a stalemated war, the president mounted an intensive, multifaceted campaign to prove that the United States was winning in South Vietnam.
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Every movie fan knows that Mr. Jackson didn't exactly invent that multifaceted word, but in its modern phraseology, he is nonetheless something of a mythic figure.
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If the topic is controversial, as with climate change or immigration, I find books that provide different answers to the same question, offering a multifaceted analysis.
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Toll Brothers hired the Office of Metropolitan Architecture, or OMA, to design a multifaceted building that reflects both communities and works within zoning and other confines.
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They hail it as a long-awaited, multifaceted approach that both incentivizes states to bolster voting system cybersecurity and provides resources to replace insecure election technology.
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But it goes deeper than that People's reasons for seeking attention or sympathy can be complex and multifaceted, according to three experts who spoke with CNN.
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"This selection is too small and fast-moving to do justice to Mr. Ungerer's multifaceted creativity," Roberta Smith wrote in reviewing that show in The Times.
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Santana's multifaceted, proudly bilingual blues-Latin-rock-jazz-pop catalog invokes its own migrations and fusions, now linked to messages of positive thinking and global healing.
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A versatile and multifaceted artist, Schlemmer was also a utopian with visionary intentions related to the goals of Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius's concept of the gesamtkunstwerk.
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The reality Steven and the Crystal Gems inhabit is so multifaceted, in fact, that series creator Rebecca Sugar wrote a full Guide to the Crystal Gems.
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At the CUNY Graduate Center, a multifaceted conversation on the future of museums showed some of the contrasting and competing visions for what they might become.
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The immersive nature of so many of the exhibitions, plus the general convivial vibe of the whole space, makes Satellite feel like a multifaceted group show.
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I mean, that's the thing too, is like us being multifaceted people like I happen to have a very gay job so my life is very gay.
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"Highly classified intercepts illustrate Russian government planning and direction of a multifaceted campaign by Moscow to undermine the integrity of the American political system," said the official.
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One of the metaphors she uses are horns, a representation of multifaceted people who find it challenging express themselves fully due to mixed feelings in the heart.
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To be sure, the issue of opioid abuse and overdose is a complex, multifaceted issue, and the prescribing of opioids is just one aspect of this problem.
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And Obama isn't the first president to make the promise of delivering a cure for what we now know to be an extremely complex and multifaceted disease.
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Something that grabs you with a compelling story, provides multifaceted perspective, and introduces you to a corner of the world that you had been unfamiliar with before.
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Instead, The Feed offers a multifaceted look at the downsides of social media and how it's become intertwined with daily life, taken of course to an extreme.
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President Trump's tariffs are no solution to the multifaceted problems we are up against – in fact, they may only amplify these threats as China continues to retaliate.
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The multimedia exhibition presents photographic and video portraits of the writers beside their published texts, providing multifaceted insight into the literary scene in Sudan and South Sudan.
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Grace and the Fever is a warm and thoughtful exploration of fannishness in all its multifaceted complexity, and it's a sweet-natured coming of age story too.
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This growing camp of musicians share a use of electric, synthpop sounds, and introspective lyrics that reflect the way they see the world through their multifaceted identities.
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The multifaceted Parisian designer Pierre Hardy says the bold jewelry he creates for the house of Hermès is inspired by shape and feeling rather than particular gemstones.
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But fighting games are, of course, just one side of a massively multifaceted esports scene, which is splintered into several assorted genres with a few massive franchises.
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"The world we are living in right now is a multifaceted one where roles, genders and traditional gender identifiers are breaking down," he wrote in an email.
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The play folds myth into violent reality with some success, although Ms. Harris struggles to bring the competing arcs of the multifaceted characters to a convincing conclusion.
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Safdar, in his rudimentary ambulance, has been at the frontline of the multifaceted conflicts consuming his city, placing himself at huge personal risk for very little money.
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It also opened another front in the Trump administration's multifaceted clash with New York, which includes battles over immigration, climate change and even the president's tax returns.
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Employers are likely scrambling to boost their benefits packages with offerings that'll help curb member costs — and a multifaceted telehealth strategy is likely high on their lists.
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The bottom line is that diet's effect on health is multifaceted, and blood glucose level is only a fraction of the important information for health outcome predictors.
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Referring to the law, he said, "The B.O.L. is not a magic pill that can give a solution to multifaceted problems of armed conflicts" in the region.
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The purpose of these cuddle parties is multifaceted, about consent and intimacy and comfort and so many other things, despite my own personal motives or preconceived notions.
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There are advance teasers on social media, publicity stunts, behind-the-scenes videos, extended cuts — a multifaceted approach known in the industry as a 360-degree operation.
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While "The Pearl Thief" is self-contained, readers of "Code Name Verity" will get glimpses of the Julie they know as a multifaceted spy in the making.
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Now that the strangeness has worn off and cultivating multiple appealing personas is mainstream, the effort involved in maintaining the multifaceted social media self is intentionally invisible.
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People I can shock with my multifaceted existence — the fact that I am Muslim and an ardent feminist, a child of immigrants and a writer in English.
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Some will object — reasonably, we hasten to add — that one cannot accurately measure the economic impact of repealing a law as opaque and multifaceted as Dodd-Frank.
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"Carlo is a calm, balanced expert, who knows how to deal with stars and favors a multifaceted style of play," Rummenigge said when Ancelotti's appointment was confirmed.
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Opponents of rail need to realize that a rational, multifaceted transportation system will also lead to higher profits for them, even if they do lose some business.
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" Summarizing his multifaceted career with characteristic deadpan in 2015 in a profile in The New York Times, Mr. O'Brien said, "I guess I like to be busy.
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It is also an indication of how rapidly Tesla is moving to transform itself from a maker of luxury electric cars into a multifaceted clean-energy company.
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Then, Cramer spoke with Nick Pinchuk, the chairman and CEO of Snap-On Tools, about the slight weakness his multifaceted toolmaker saw in its latest fiscal quarter.
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Ta-Nehisi Coates used the same approach in his magnificent 2015 book "Between the World and Me," which explores the multifaceted experience of being black in America.
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The negotiators will have to simultaneously address the many multifaceted substantive issues in modernizing NAFTA while managing the minefield of the political calendar in the year ahead.
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"[I'm] hoping to change that narrative and say look, women are multifaceted, we're not all the same and we shouldn't be boxed into one type of beauty."
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But perhaps the most striking feature of the address in national security terms was the short shrift given the multifaceted problem sets posed by China and Russia.
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This and another set of complex, multifaceted, and ever-evolving policies assist a growing number of Americans who rely on lifesaving dialysis care after their kidneys fail.
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Any close-up image of its multifaceted, jewel-like eye shows that it is marvelous in its own way, even if it does feed on the dead.
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This is a multifaceted problem, and like most hard problems, it requires a lot of focused effort on a lot of different fronts," Leiter told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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The suit against his accuser and her lawyers underscored his aggressive and multifaceted legal strategy as he combats the many civil cases and the criminal case against him.
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The debates can be contentious and multifaceted, and most name changes have to go through a bureaucratic process at the federal level, sometimes after a state-level approval.
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Barr has touted how the review is "broad in scope and multifaceted," and Mulvaney pointed to the review on Thursday as justification for the administration's demands from Ukraine.
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Finally, Lagarde says that in order to fight corruption, a "multifaceted" approach that promotes transparency and introduces economic reforms that reduce opportunities for illicit behavior would be wise.
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Here the buzzy, standoffish basslines and, multifaceted drum tracks set the mood, while the R&B choruses and fluttery electronic arpeggios play as queasy memories of love lost.
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Tsui adopts the illustrative style of traditional Chinese scroll painting to capture the city's bustling multifaceted society while making ironic cross references between Asian history and pop culture.
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The bloopers serve as further proof that, despite what James Cameron seems to think, Wonder Woman is about a multifaceted superhero who does more than simply throw punches.
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Warner said the lack of an official clearly identified as responsible for coordination could lead to an inability to respond to a multifaceted threat in November, Warner said.
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Social and emotional friction, plus the generation gap… The impact of (multifaceted and increasingly powerful and capable) smartphones can also be seen on some other types of gadgets.
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The premature, multifaceted tragedy of Miller's death by apparent overdose last week thrust a myriad of vital conversations to the fore, including candid reflection on addiction and depression.
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Sure, there are always some photos that you'll like more than others, but the "unflattering" photos just show more multifaceted sides of ourselves — and that's a good thing.
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At Sunday's Teen Choice Awards, Timberlake reflected back on his success and his multifaceted career with an emotional and inspiring speech to the young people in the audience.
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Important figures in international Green politics—a multifaceted leftist environmentalist movement—see a future for the American Green Party, but only if it ditches the likes of Stein.
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Playing the most multifaceted mean girl in movie history, Halston Sage strikes a dynamic presence in the new teen drama, Before I Fall, hitting theaters on March 3.
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Aside from the content, it looks like how we might be watching movies in the future -- multifaceted, simultaneous, immersive and nonlinear; physical and virtual at the same time.
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The issues facing Nigeria are multifaceted and it will require not only time, but a collaborative effort with Washington and the wider international community to address these problems.
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"Two years ago, a foreign power launched a brazen, multifaceted influence campaign to undermine public faith in our democratic process and to distort our presidential election," Nielsen said.
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Tom Wlaschiha (Jaqen H'gar from Game of Thrones) plays Hagen Forster, the head of the local Gestapo, who starts out the series as a fascinatingly multifaceted screen-Nazi.
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A multifaceted approach seems only logical, and given our capacity in the technology arena, we need to move forward purposefully and quickly to navigate this very tricky space.
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The GOP has to craft a multifaceted message that encompasses the success of the economy that can be extrapolated to success in other areas of policy that matter.
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The real difference is at the top, where the Trump transition team seems to view a multifaceted communications strategy as much more essential than in previous transition teams.
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"Suggesting that activities that last occurred more than 20073 years ago are responsible for today's complex and multifaceted opioid crisis is deeply flawed," he said in a statement.
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"This is a multifaceted approach you're hearing about today," Superintendent Vice Admiral Ted Carter said Monday when he announced the project at the quarterly Board of Visitors meeting.
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"The VA needs a leader who is able to work with Congress to implement legislative solutions and oversee a large and multifaceted department," Isakson said in a statement.
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Playboy's 2013 "Gamer Next Door" series featuring Playboy bunny Pamela Horton is an example of the notion of girl gamers who are also multifaceted sexual beings going mainstream.
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Once the house lights go down and the music starts, no one can expect that a designer's collection can be as multifaceted as an audience of 500 people.
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Huawei's challenges are multifaceted as the U.S. "entity list" bars it from procuring from American chip makers and using certain Android services, among a list of other restrictions.
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"These organizations may have different corporate forms, but we should all be clear that they are merely different parts of the same multifaceted partisan operation," Mr. Whitehouse wrote.
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In the meantime, her arrest has injected Ms. Meng, a mother of four, into the middle of a multifaceted tug-of-war between the United States and China.
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Panels that are barely inches deep are precisely inserted, occasionally sitting atop a full-page image, mirroring the multifaceted complexity of love at the core of the book.
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Mr. Keezer is the kind of straight-ahead piano player you wish for: multifaceted, responsive, constantly sifting through colors and shapes, bursting with a personal and sincere enthusiasm.
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How the future manifests itself and brings to pass what it holds is a multifaceted phenomenon that is not necessarily guided by theoretical forces or mathematical models. Okay.
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"Suggesting that activities that last occurred more than 16 years ago are responsible for today's complex and multifaceted opioid crisis is deeply flawed," he said in a statement.
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Over the past few years, Mengham, who studied at Wimbledon College of Arts, has become known for confection-colored tabletop sculptures that echo the multifaceted architecture of crystals.
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UNION FARE By year's end, parts of this multifaceted Flatiron district bar, restaurant, bakery and market will open a 30,000-square-foot sibling in the Hudson Yards area.
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Using John Lanchbery's superlative arrangement of Mendelssohn's items of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" music, this conflates Shakespeare's play to a single-act, one-scene but intensely multifaceted drama.
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It must have been revelatory for Scorsese, who has always sought to unify his own multifaceted and unfixable style in the transcendence only available to, and through, art.
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When: Opening March 5, 6–8pm; exhibition continues through April 25 Where: Lehmann Maupin, 501 24th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan Lari Pittman's rich, multifaceted works contain layers of meaning.
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Their argument, though multifaceted, boils down to the system Spotify and most other leading streaming services like Apple Music use to pay artists: It&aposs called pro rata.
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"The opioid crisis in this country has reached epidemic proportions, and it is a multifaceted problem that demands a whole-of-government approach to resolve," the senators wrote.
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Every stage of the competition will require a unique route, never seen before, which tests the different facets of a multifaceted sport: strength, endurance, flexibility, footwork, mental fortitude.
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This is, of course, just one front in the Trump administration's multifaceted undermining of the Affordable Care Act even while Republicans in Congress have failed to repeal it.
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Not New Now, like Enwezor's All the World's Futures before it, makes the case for the future of biennials as multifaceted constellations rather than cohesive statements or declarations.
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On Tuesday, White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said the Trump administration is looking into a multifaceted infrastructure plan that would improve the U.S. shipping industry and energy pipelines.
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Each piece represents an enormous engineering challenge and the artist is quick to point out that the work is made possible by a multifaceted team of makers and thinkers.
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"How the future manifests itself and brings to pass what it holds is a multifaceted phenomenon that is not necessarily guided by theoretical forces or mathematical models," Marreno wrote.
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The Trump administration's strategy, unveiled over the last several months, will likely extend US involvement in the multifaceted conflict until at least 2021, nearly 20 years since it began.
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" Johnson, the lawyer said, expressed regret over missing the Irving dinner "out of respect for friends who had invited him, a common courtesy," and described Irving's work as "multifaceted.
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The multifaceted musician then leads Fifi, Ryan and his friends in a rendition of "If You're Happy and You Know It," with a few slight changes to the lyrics.
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And though the issue is a longstanding and multifaceted one, she said the new legislation aims to chip away at the workplace norms that leave employees at a disadvantage.
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The ban is one part of a multifaceted U.S. push against Huawei Technologies, the world's largest telecoms network gear maker, which Washington accuses of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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The Islamic State has continued to push across Libya, underscoring what diplomats say is the importance of settling the multifaceted civil war that has given it space to expand.
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From funny anecdotes from his ex-boyfriends, to long lost footage of McQueen messing around in the studio, the film shows a candid look at the multifaceted designer's life.
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But even before Hosono crossed the ubiquitous Spotify barrier, he had long inspired a cult-like obsessiveness in his fans due to how bafflingly unique his multifaceted discography is.
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No one said it was going to be easy to find a cure for HIV—but this multifaceted approach offers a glimpse into how it might actually be done.
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"Highly classified intercepts illustrate Russian government planning and direction of a multifaceted campaign by Moscow to undermine the integrity of the American political system," said the official. http://nbcnews.
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Patel's boundary-pushing besharam maps onto the same besharam diaspora kids know all too well—both cases of shamelessness born from the need to reconcile with their multifaceted identities.
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We do not have to like each choice a college makes, but the resulting rich diversity of colleges filled with multifaceted students is a hallmark of American higher education.
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The tiered topography "when flooded in moonlight resembles a multifaceted diamond," the environmentalist and designer Julia Watson observes in "Lo-TEK, Design by Radical Indigenism" (Taschen, $50, 420 pp.).
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This ambitious documentary series offers a multifaceted look at America's opioid crisis by showcasing addicts, growers cartel members and members of law enforcement, who are all affected by it.
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But Congress has for years been unable to make even incremental headway on new gun buying limits, let alone the type of multifaceted plan called for by the president.
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Since 2002, with the curator Hans Ulrich Obrist and the artist Rirkrit Tiravanjia, she has helped oversee Utopia Station, an ongoing, multifaceted project involving exhibitions, publications, and other activities.
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Their wins speak to the fact that women can't simply be painted with a broad brush but should be evaluated as individual, multifaceted candidates ... just like men would be.
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The memos, compiled by a research firm called Fusion GPS, allege a multifaceted conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Russian government to help Mr. Trump defeat Mrs. Clinton.
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" Ms. Zuli, 32, was raised by a queer mother and her gay brother, and she grew up immersed in vibrant dinner parties "reflective of our multifaceted African diaspora community.
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They pour their ideas about politics, ecology and interpersonal relationships into vast, multifaceted, semi-abstract compositions that deal in dissonance and overload but often resolve into major-key resplendence.
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Many restaurants use a limited amount of tech, and what they do use is centered around giant, multifaceted, often incredibly clunky programs with outdated interfaces like one called Compeat.
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Pennsylvania — where Democrats hold just five of 18 U.S. House seats — is the latest battleground in the Democratic Party's multifaceted effort to reclaim control of the map-making process.
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"How the future manifests itself and brings to pass what it holds is a multifaceted phenomenon that is not necessarily guided by theoretical forces or mathematical models," he wrote.
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A graduate of Dartmouth with an M.B.A. and a degree in public health from Columbia University, Ms. Taylor has pursued a multifaceted career — from Wall Street to government work.
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Every day, he has to keep a close eye on myriad aspects of running such a huge, multifaceted organization, from tracking inventories to the management of nearly 2120,285 employees.
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These communities of color that we represent can be painted with a swath that seems monolithic, but we're so much more complex than that and so much more multifaceted.
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But anyone using a wider lens sees that the actual context here is a complex, multifaceted war, or a set of linked wars, devastating this part of the world.
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Amazon — a $1 trillion company so multifaceted and bizarre that it challenges the definition of the word "company" — did many things this year that a lot of people cared about.
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The reasons for Iceland's conversion to Christianity are complex and multifaceted—the story of a horrible volcano quite possibly being among the many reasons why the Norse gods were abandoned.
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My business is really multifaceted, so it can be very complicated because we have our e-commerce, our media, and our apparel — and we all have to be extremely integrated.
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By turns flinty and tender, devotional and irreverent, haunted and enraptured, Cash's poems — which date back to the 1940s — proved as multifaceted and emotionally far-reaching as the man himself.
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"Their brand creed of tough but luxurious is why I choose TAG Heuer over brands considered more 'feminine,' because I need a timepiece as multifaceted as I am," she said.
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"Anthony and his wife have just been reduced and ridiculed to caricatures, and our hope is that you get to see them as more multifaceted human beings," Ms. Steinberg said.
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As writer and scientist Julia Serano has argued, sex and gender are deeply multifaceted concepts that must take into account everything from hormonal biochemistry to neuroanatomy to genetics and more.
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The conversation explored the implementation of the Minneapolis 2040 plan and its multifaceted approach to development, racial inequity in home ownership, and urban-rural divides in access to affordable housing.
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This isn't some bizarre, paradoxical behavior: As Koob and other experts point out, alcohol is a complex and multifaceted substance; calling it a simple depressant may even be a misnomer.
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"I know sometimes families are anxious for results, because they are waiting for death benefits or for peace of mind, but this process is a legal, multifaceted process," Goldberger said.
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She first gained fame as part of a standup comedy duo alongside future film director Mike Nichols, and became a cultural icon as well as a multifaceted performer and artist.
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Lawrence lived a fascinating, multifaceted life: In the early 1960s, he served in Laos as a CIA paramilitary officer, where he helped organize a secret guerrilla war against communist forces.
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On Thursday, Jollibee's official Twitter account posted a single tweet, which was a photo of their wide-eyed insect mascot wishing a happy birthday to multifaceted Filipina entertainer Sarah Geronimo.
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She confronts viewers with a complex, densely layered, multifaceted vision of black identity, as embodied by strangers and neighbors alike, with whom she has established an intense rapport, however brief.
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I probably don't have to tell you that things tend to go dramatically wrong when the elderly try to understand the infinitely complex and multifaceted phenomenon that is youth culture.
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The output of that research is multifaceted, but perhaps the most interesting part of it has been the below chart identifying the relative cognitive burden that each game asks for.
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Bottom line: She, like every pregnant person, is a multifaceted human who gets to deal with the bizarre end of this bizarre nine-ish months however she damn well pleases.
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DxOMark's cameraphone test has grown into the 43DMark of the mobile world — a multifaceted, widely used performance exam that churns out a definitive scalar score — and it's producing similar effects.
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Each role is important, but most of the characters feel multifaceted; there are offensive heroes who can provide a quick health boost, and support characters with entertaining and powerful weapons.
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These are multifaceted, flawed, yet decidedly awesome girls whose growth we have gotten to watch over the course of eight seasons, whose relationships with each other are valued and explored.
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On Thursday, the multifaceted saxophonist Ryan Muncy engages Appalachian musical traditions in new works featuring an impressive cast of collaborators, including the vocalist Lucy Dhegrae and the pianist Vicky Chow.
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"Before, Deer Tick shows got increasingly more raucous and aggressive but to me this acoustic tour kind of brought us back to our roots of dynamic, multifaceted shows," explains Ryan.
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All summer, Art21 is releasing new films every Friday as part of their Summer of Shorts video series, and the latest installment offers a glimpse inside Bennani's playful, multifaceted practice.
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Effective solutions for multifaceted, complex issues related to acute care delivery will require accounting for the challenges of all settings concurrently, leveraging setting-specific strengths, and carefully examining patient preferences.
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Khalifa Hifter, adds a new layer to Libya's multifaceted civil war, and presents a fresh challenge to the authority of the already weak unity government backed by the United Nations.
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It sharply criticizes the Trump administration's "broad and multifaceted" attacks on women and girls, and what it calls "particularly virulent" attacks and "extreme restrictions" on sexual and reproductive health care.
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To the contrary, the U.S. military appears uncuffed under Trump, and just six weeks into his administration, poised to further embroil itself in Yemen's multifaceted and deeply fractured civil war.
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In August, the artist Dawn Breeze opened this multifaceted arts space (next door to Gaskins), which she describes as a "social art project" — with exhibitions, artist residency programs and workshops.
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It remained theoretically possible that what US intelligence agencies said was a multifaceted Russian effort to help Trump win was done without anyone from the Trump team knowing about it.
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As I wrote in my review of this citywide exhibition (which is accompanied by a Hyperallergic podcast): The future of biennials as multifaceted constellations rather than cohesive statements or declarations.
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But it's easy to imagine why someone like Ms. Jepsen or her multifaceted label partner, Scooter Braun, would be interested in catching the eye of a brand like Calvin Klein.
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Over five decades, Dalí made hundreds of drawings and paintings of Gala, showing his multifaceted wife as the Madonna, as an erotic figure, or as a dark and mysterious woman.
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Hawley's plan for the FTC, which you can read in full here, contains multiple planks that add up to what he describes as "multifaceted structural reform" through acts of Congress.
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The Latinxs of this generation know that you can have one foot in our family's home country and one foot in America, which creates a multifaceted and powerfully unique identity.
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"This is completely part of a multifaceted effort to get science out of the way of a deregulation agenda," said Ken Kimmell, the president of the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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A wide-reaching study published this year in the journal Science found that human sexual preferences are determined by a multifaceted mix of various genes, life experiences, and environmental factors.
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The price of cacao is only one component of a multifaceted problem, says the 30-year-old Gasko, who won Gold/Best in Competition at the 2015 International Chocolate Awards.
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The US-Saudi alliance is longstanding and multifaceted, but Trump has injected a unique personal angle into it in that he appears to derive personal financial benefits from the Saudi government.
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This imbalance is unsurprising since the exhibition has been restrained to a single collection, the contents of which only represent a fragment of the multifaceted feminist avant-garde of the 1970s.
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We then learn that Isra & Lito are one multifaceted boy named Israelito, much like the real Hernandez, a wildly talented artist whose work was colorful and dynamic, equally subtle and microcosmic.
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"Erika is the most amazingly talented, multifaceted wonder woman you're ever going to meet and it was the easiest collaboration I've ever done because she did all the work," Blandino says.
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Although much of her work is driven by her own need to recover or recreate, Kahraman reaches beyond the personal, offering a multifaceted contemplation of gender politics in the modern world.
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Experts say the project demonstrates that solutions that sound simple must be multifaceted and ambitious when the problems they target are as challenging as income inequality and America's affordable housing shortage.
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At the February 2017 World Government Summit in Dubai, Musk talked about the one interview question he believes reveals the most about a candidate's aptitude — though it's quite the multifaceted request.
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"Highly classified intercepts illustrate Russian government planning and direction of a multifaceted campaign by Moscow to undermine the integrity of the American political system," the official said of the report's assessment.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Korean pop isn't merely a genre of music, but a multifaceted art form that embodies inexplicable sounds, powerhouse choreography, and high-concept narratives and visuals.
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But some experts say there's a strong case for giving one person the authority to spearhead an opioid response that will need to be far-reaching and multifaceted to be successful.
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"It's a multifaceted, multilayered application of a series of sensors in real time that are providing feedback not only about where your ship is but where other ships are," he said.
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A flexible generalist like Thomason with lots of history working on software at the very base level is a great choice to lead such a complex and multifaceted product development effort.
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Your unique ability to take other people's feelings into account, weigh different aspects of multifaceted decisions, and pay attention to the smaller details makes you extremely valuable in a team environment.
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"Responding to the Ebola virus disease (EVD) outbreak in north-eastern parts of the Democratic Republic of the Congo continues to be a multifaceted challenge," WHO said in a report Thursday.
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Born in Tijuana and educated in San Diego, Tanya Aguiñiga has long explored this existential rift through her ongoing, multifaceted AMBOS project, several works of which are represented in W|alls.
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The question of what comes after ISIS requires a multifaceted approach that must incorporate the building of legitimate governance and resiliency if similar situations are to be avoided in the future.
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Every entry in his filmography has some worth, but if you just want to watch a handful, we've narrowed it down to the five movies that best capture his multifaceted talent.
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Enterprise security player Proofpoint has "a greater opportunity than ever before" as cyber-threats become more intense and multifaceted, Proofpoint Chairman and CEO Gary Steele told Cramer in a Thursday interview.
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"OIG responded quickly, dedicating an unprecedented level of resources to conduct multifaceted reviews," said Christi Grimm, chief of staff of HHS OIG, citing health and security issues that arose in 2018.
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The ban is one part of a multifaceted U.S. push against Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's largest telecoms network gear maker, which Washington accuses of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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Lee Baca, the former Los Angeles County sheriff, was sentenced to three years in prison on Friday for orchestrating a multifaceted scheme to derail a federal investigation into his troubled jails.
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After witnessing the challenges faced by patients struggling with addiction, I have become ever more vocal in my advocacy for a comprehensive, multifaceted approach to fighting back against the opioid epidemic.
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These Americans living with ESRD and CKD require complex and multifaceted care plans involving multiple medications, physicians and care settings to manage their conditions with therapies like dialysis and kidney transplantation.
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In a 1987 interview with Rolling Stone, Mr. Neville talked about the Neville Brothers' multifaceted music and drew a comparison to his grandmother's apple cobbler, made memorable by a secret ingredient.
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"What we want to do is create a multifaceted world of characters where you find something to relate and connect to, even if at first it feels completely other," said Gross.
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He's now returned as part of a project run by his son, Yuta Suzuki, in a multifaceted enterprise positioned Tokyo-style, discreetly labeled on the lower level of an office building.
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He embraced and encouraged the idea of exploring change at a deeper, more multifaceted and more personal level than the eminently practical approach that had worked, and still works, for him.
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Even if there's a boon to the artist in vaulting to a new price range, flipping the work in this way also reflects a one-dimensional view of a multifaceted artwork.
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The ban is one part of a multifaceted U.S. push against Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's largest telecoms network gear maker, which Washington has accused of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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"Adds Mars, "The fact that beauty is being marketed as this inclusive and multifaceted thing is super-important, since it's going across all these attainable channels for everyone to get the message.
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White has a knack for using line breaks, italics, repetition, and lyric prose to craft poems that convey multifaceted narratives full of grace, rage, eroticism, and the deceptive simplicity of mundane moments.
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The reasons for this decline are multifaceted — a mix of changing company goals, stagnating audience reach, and perhaps even the simple fact that Vine's users have grown up faster than Vine itself.
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They are two distinct takes on two distinctly different figures: Kia Henda takes parodical aim at the archetypal "strongman," and Nxumalo trains his attention on the multifaceted nature of South African youth.
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Drawing on the works of feminism past, the artists envision a female future that involves understanding the intersection of gender with all aspects of daily life, and womanhood as a multifaceted entity.
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Directed by Sara Jordeno, "Kiki" fluidly combines interviews with on-the-street and dance-floor scenes to create an exhilarating, multifaceted portrait of ballroom participants, a number of whom are L.G.B.T. activists.
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"When we try to turn a concept as huge and multifaceted as motherhood into an ideal, we lose sight of all the complexities of what being a mother actually means," Ng explains.
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The ban is one part of a multifaceted U.S. push against Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the worlds largest telecoms network gear maker, which Washington has accused of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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It's simplistic to claim either that people "are" or "aren't" concerned about genetic privacy when it's an multifaceted term that can cover different (and often conflated) concepts like confidentiality, security, and control.
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The people in the world, what they would be, so they trained me in how to live in this world amongst all these people, and all these people are multifaceted—they're different.
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In direct contrast with the trite stereotypes used to portray us, our opinions are nuanced and divided; Our political attitudes are multifaceted and critical, and our allegiance is to values, not labels.
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Turner will join Citadel as chief executive officer of the company's securities business, which is centered on a multifaceted trading platform that handles orders for everything from stocks to interest rate swaps.
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It takes a multifaceted approach — working hand in hand with the FBI and Department of Homeland Security to share threat information, and issuing bulletins to reach the public where appropriate, Gerstell said.
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What I do is pretty multifaceted, clothes for men and for women, things that I make with friends … But I'm not going into too much detail, I don't want to jinx anything.
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When I flipped the switch away from drugs, I immediately applied the same passion and intensity I'd shown as a junkie to something positive: cooking and running a multifaceted and intense business.
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These four women of color are all very left-wing, represent very safe seats, are on the younger side for Congress, and have gotten enmeshed in a multifaceted dispute with House leadership.
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But while it ought to be easy to divorce Keane the Aggressor from Keane the Motivator, it is tougher to separate a multifaceted Keane from the team he captained on countless occasions.
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And yet, when there's throbbing bass and a cavalcade of hi-hats to contend with, when there are ever-shortening attention spans to capture, multifaceted concepts often get steamrolled as one-dimensional.
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The truth is, portion size is a multifaceted issue that touches on everything from global economic shifts to political and corporate entanglements in food production to competitive practices within the foodservice industry.
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"It's not going to be one change that gets us out of the conundrum we're in, it's going to take a multifaceted approach," Lisa Rice, President and CEO of NFHA, told Curbed.
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Germany today is a dynamic and multifaceted society with a lot of opportunities for transatlantic collaboration and relationship building that fall outside of Trump's indiscriminate rage about trade surpluses and defense spending.
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Multifaceted and monstrous with it, he competed on the Pancrase, UFC and Pride circuit in the Nineties and Noughties before finding his true place, of sorts, in the kickboxing ring last decade.
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"ICE maintains a rigorous and multifaceted inspection schedule for its detention facilities, and local field management is responsible for the aforementioned areas identified in the recommendation," Chief Financial Officer Stephen Roncone wrote.
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Semantics matter but when the gatekeepers of a term continue to evolve, the lines between who can and cannot use it can get blurry—especially with a word as multifaceted as sis.
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The solution will be multifaceted: accountability, traceability and tracking for large fleets, an increase in farmed fish, and an increase in responsible aquaculture and strengthening of small-to-medium scale artisanal fisheries.
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The Cardiff-formed seven-piece were the very embodiment of unapologetic enthusiasm when they burst onto the scene in the mid-00s, with screeching, shredding walls of sound and flamboyant, multifaceted arrangements.
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It's a film of scenes rather than of one unified narrative, but each scene is a showcase for the magnificent talents of Ms. Balibar, a multifaceted performer of spectacular magnetism and intelligence.
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The Maserati of them all is the platinum-coated MTG ReFA Carat (shown above), constructed with two multifaceted balls attached to a curved handle that bears striking resemblance to the male anatomy.
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But what you possibly haven't heard — what seems to be a largely unrecognized aspect of this astonishingly multifaceted woman — is that she is effectively one of the founding mothers of modern technology.
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"I'm a multifaceted person and I started to feel like I was playing a character of myself," he continued, his high-pitched voice a bit shaky, as if he were telling secrets.
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As Mr. Trump disparaged the investigation, the Justice Department painted a picture of a multifaceted Russian effort to sway the election through computer espionage, personal overtures and the assistance of American intermediaries.
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Greene, who was selected second over all by the Cincinnati Reds, was recently on the cover of Sports Illustrated, compared to LeBron James and Babe Ruth because of his multifaceted skill set.
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And the company hasn't really faced a "black swan"-type global event such as the coronavirus outbreak, which could severely test a carmaker that lacks the scale to manage a multifaceted downturn.
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Since they first slouched out of Iceland a thousand years ago, they've been great, boggy beasts, multilayered and multifaceted, shambling across the generations, always with a dark secret regulating their patient pulse.
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Besides the sheer quantity of the herbs — in Iran, they are measured by the kilogram rather than the bunch — the thing that distinguishes Persian cuisine is the multifaceted role those herbs play.
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"As performers, we spend much of our lives exploring the multifaceted musical structures based on the ubiquitous classical style," David Finckel and Wu Han, the society's artistic directors, said in a statement.
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The threat posed to our democracy by Fox News is multifaceted: First and most simply, it's clearly advancing and giving voice to narratives and smears backed and imagined by our foreign adversaries.
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Clapper oversaw the January report that concluded, in a consensus between the CIA, NSA and FBI, that Russia carried out a deliberate and multifaceted attempt to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Yet in Brussels, the European Union's de facto capital, the company is waging a multifaceted charm offensive, partly by exploiting European distrust toward the Trump administration — and, for now, it is working.
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Developed by Obsidian Entertainment, the same team behind Fallout: New Vegas, the game is rife with riffs on capitalism, multifaceted companions, and a character arc that includes flaws as well as positive perks.
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On the museum's third floor, the multifaceted structure of the exhibition expands on the passions and themes explored in the video essay downstairs, ensuring that each film gets the attention it is due.
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Alternatively, in Munich, a city-wide public art exhibition demonstrated the multifaceted ways in which artists can act as a healing force by activating new forms of civic consciousness in the public domain.
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But if anything, 2018 is showing that Tesla's real competition — the things that really challenge the company — is more broad, more multifaceted, and maybe even more internal than Musk thought four years ago.
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An industry-wide championing of humanity's multifaceted and multi-sized reality — and to making sure that's reflected in both data and design choices (and therefore the teams doing the design and dev work).
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Glover's weirdness was often read as weakness or an inability to articulate a coherent message, and a major indie publication refuting his multifaceted persona felt like a rejection of being black and weird.
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" But Maywa Montenegro, a Ph.D. candidate at Berkeley who signed the statement, told MUNCHIES, "I am frustrated that the Food Evolution film is pretending that science is unilateral instead of a multifaceted story.
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Gabelli also likes package deals, particularly a company like Madison Square Garden in which investors get not only a multifaceted entertainment complex but also a professional basketball team in the New York Knicks.
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Ending the opioid crisis will require a multifaceted and sustained public health response – but increasing access to affordable quality treatment and encouraging patients to seek and sustain recovery must be the first priorities.
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If so, it was in a multifaceted way, as Mr. Rukeyser showed by providing a detailed timeline, and copies of emails and letters, sent to and by Avis Budget during these past months.
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This is all before you even get into the self-aware and referential nature of anime and visual novels themselves, which has always been more complex and multifaceted than many Western audiences realize.
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Jerry Seinfeld followed shortly after in January, when he announced he's moving his show Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee from Sony's streaming service Crackle to Netflix as part of a multifaceted production deal.
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Ms. Pressley and Mr. Capuano readily agreed they would likely vote the same way most of the time, leaving Ms. Pressley instead to shape her candidacy into a broad, multifaceted call for change.
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First, Mr. Al Faruque said, as engineering as a discipline undergoes "a paradigm shift," research is the result of a new kind of collaboration that will be necessary to solve increasingly multifaceted problems.
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David Byrne, perhaps the only other contemporary American musician to carve out an equally prolific, multifaceted career in the visual arts and theater, contributed to "Road Angel" and many of Terry's other projects.
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The year 2019 reinforced self-care as a mainstream practice, taking the multifaceted form of stress-release outlets from mindfulness apps to calming wellness treatments and physically supportive products — ahem, the body pillow.
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Published Thursday in the journal Science, it found that human sexual preferences aren't influenced by a so-called "gay gene," but rather a multifaceted mix of various genes, environmental factors, and life experiences.
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The play is a multifaceted portrait of a man who has spent a lifetime rebelling against his privileged upbringing only to find that its grip, felt even in a frustrating romance, is unshakable.
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Some Democrats worried that without Dougherty, there would be no one left in the state party apparatus with the clout to choreograph complicated, multifaceted political plays — such as a state Supreme Court takeover.
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The corporate juggernauts often called "Big Beer" clearly get the multifaceted appeal of independently brewed craft beer powered by a thirst for locally made products like beer made from traditional and unusual ingredients.
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As a sign of just how big a player he has become, he is creating a multifaceted destination at Teatro Manzoni, a yawning 842-seat theater and galleria of sumptuous 1950 Milanese style.
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"It's going to be so hard for the United States government to address this problem because it is so multifaceted," said Kenneth Geers, a former U.S. cyber official currently with the Atlantic Council.
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"We did not conclude that chocolates cause acne, as this condition is caused by multifaceted factors," said study author Dr. Pravit Asawanonda, professor and chair of dermatology at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand.
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That is why we signed on as co-chairmen of the new nonprofit group Americans for Carbon Dividends, which will roll out a multifaceted media and lobbying campaign to promote this winning solution.
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These are just a few of the moments that imprint on my mind while watching this kaleidoscopic, multifaceted, formalist depiction of living in the South, in Hale County, Alabama, as an African-American.
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It's the fantasy that one can see past style through to one's essence, as though style were the gloss and armor of a multifaceted self — not a persona, not an avatar, not a front.
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RELATED: Congressional leaders say TPP is dead Proponents saw the TPP as a multifaceted agreement knitting the US into the world's fastest-growing economies while setting US standards for trade, labor and the environment.
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AdS/CFT and whatever's come from it is the main new perspective compared to 22 years ago, but I think it's perfectly possible that AdS/CFT is only one side of a multifaceted story.
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The piece looks at the mouth as a multifaceted environment – one capable of pleasure, communication, and pain, as well as a space for the entrance of disease and one in need of hygienic practices.
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De's artist statement, along with his background, raise important questions about the art industry and its accessibility, but his simple discovery story and palpable enthusiasm are heartwarming, and his art is thoughtful and multifaceted.
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The aggressive photo editing and media scrutiny came at a particularly bad time for the multifaceted mogul, who is mom to 203-month-old son Saint and daughter North, who turned 4 in June.
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It seems to me that Winters's interest in multifaceted structures, as in the cell in the largely red painting "Cell," reveals a proclivity for forms that are atomized or in a state of change.
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The indictments portray a multifaceted effort by Russia to sway the election through computer espionage, personal overtures and the assistance of American intermediaries … The Daily Beast unpacks who Butina is, based on extensive coverage.
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First, Congress should direct the administration to develop a comprehensive, multifaceted strategy to secure all nuclear and radiological weapons, materials and facilities worldwide, with an emphasis on prioritizing the material posing the greatest risks.
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Mary Gabriel's timely and ambitious new book, "Ninth Street Women," provides a multifaceted account of the five odds-defying female artists who travelled from Ninth Street to the Museum of Modern Art and beyond.
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" On other advertising accounts, Mr. Cox helped Xerox expand its image from that of the maker of a single product, the copier, to the multifaceted "Team Xerox," which would furnish "the office of tomorrow.
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Shashua considers the opportunity to be multifaceted, and while Mobileye has worked on self-driving hardware and software, it's also joined with government mapping agencies and attacked the vexing problem of regulating autonomous vehicles.
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First, Iran's leadership is more complex and multifaceted than the one-man state of North Korea, making it harder for Tehran to reverse course like Mr. Kim did, and reach out to Mr. Trump.
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Helping mothers to breast-feed takes a multifaceted approach, including advancing public policies like paid family leave, access to quality child care, break time and a location other than a bathroom for expressing milk.
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Even if it were desirable and possible to reduce our $63 billion trade deficit with Mexico by scrapping Nafta, it's not worth jeopardizing the multifaceted cooperation that advances United States' security and hemispheric stability.
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That aside, this all begs the following question: Would it really be that damn bad if more Americans were actively exposed to one of the richest, most nuanced, and multifaceted cuisines in human history?
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Saturday Night Live continued its recent focus on the #MeToo movement Saturday night, taking a multifaceted look at the fight to root out habitual sexual harassers in Hollywood and beyond throughout an uneven episode.
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More than 30 of her colleagues — including the estimable dancers Carmen de Lavallade, Martine Van Hamel and Valda Setterfield — share memories and movement in her honor, offering rare insight into a multifaceted critic's career.
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In a guide for law enforcement officials, the department's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services described the problem of dog shootings as "multifaceted," in part because they get so much attention on social media.
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Mr. Magee's book "The Tristan Chord: Wagner and Philosophy" (2001), "amounts to an intellectual biography of this most multifaceted of composers," the critic John Rockwell wrote in his review in The New York Times.
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These girls are their decade personified, multifaceted and difficult, but then so is Garrett, with his troubled past, his acid-fueled musings, his ambient lust — all woven together effortlessly, without excessive mysticism or nostalgia.
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Europe remains Russia's most important interlocutor, despite the Kremlin's multifaceted attempts to undermine European Union solidarity and to depict the region as a caldron of anarchy and economic problems and as lacking traditional values.
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For a Formula One season dominated for the third year in a row by the same team and drivers, 2016 managed to provide a multifaceted, tightly fought and interesting show from beginning to end.
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The sommelier Daniel Johnnes — who for many years has run La Paulée, a multifaceted event covering Burgundy wines with tastings, seminars and meals — is doing much the same for Rhône wines with La Tablée.
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There is no denying that the US-Mexico border has an issue with illegal immigrants, but this is no way of solving the issue, a multifaceted, extremely complex problem that has continually defied resolution.
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The best self-help books recognize that acceptance is multifaceted, and that it's no contradiction whatsoever to accept yourself, as you are today, while accepting the possibility that you can become someone new tomorrow.
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So, the idea that sex workers are not only intelligent, multifaceted individuals, but are often also artists—and that sex work itself could even be considered an art form—may seem radical to some.
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The officials painted a multifaceted picture of the threat posed by China, as they were questioned repeatedly by senators about the No. 2 world economy's business practices as well as its growing international influence.
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Ten pieces by Mesches are featured in the show, including sketches, drawings, and his distinctive collaged paintings, in which independently painted panels are pasted onto a larger canvas, creating multifaceted, highly informed postmodern images.
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I look directly at the camera or at the screen, and I like to fantasize about multifaceted sources of pleasure — most of it has nothing to do with sex or who I'm dating (no offense).
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Below, presented chronologically, are a few of the most compelling breadcrumbs Bowie bequeathed to electronic music, each demonstrating a different part of the untouchable legacy of a man more multifaceted than anyone you'll ever know.
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A rare chance to experience such multifaceted sounds and styles that are tucked away in this corner of the Earth, in one of its most overlooked locations, you'd be wise to start planning your trip.
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Though remotely-piloted unmanned aircraft are traditionally used in military operations, commercial drones are gaining popularity with artists, who use the increasingly agile and multifaceted creative tools for everything from aerial photography to guerrilla painting.
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Looking beyond such familiar centers of its development as Paris, Berlin, and New York, they have proposed a more multifaceted version of its history that also considers modernism's rise in Latin America, Asia, and Africa.
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Ms Chadha tells the story of this multifaceted moment in the region's history through the lens of one building, framing it as the tale of "the people's partition" rather than dealing in factionalism and blame.
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The Trump administration's multifaceted crusade against the health care law — slashing outreach budgets and pulling the law's cost-sharing reduction payments to insurers — were already to blame for a 22010 percent premium hike this year.
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Glittering keyboards and white-funk rhythm guitar hooks are distorted by bursts of static, synthetic textures short-circuiting, raw saxophones bleating and wailing, thus constructing a multifaceted electronic surface gone slightly rotten, tinged with decay.
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The Arcades: Contemporary Art and Walter Benjamin will be appropriately multifaceted, with artworks "representing the subjects of each of the book's thirty-six chapters," architectural models, appropriated texts, and materials from Benjamin's archive in Berlin.
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The program will likely have multifaceted benefits for families, such as encouraging them to prioritize culturally educational experiences, and even allowing kids to teach their parents a little newfound cultural prowess upon their return home.
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"The data is extensive and detailed and their multifaceted analysis is impressive," says Urs Giger, who specializes in genetics at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine and was not involved in the study.
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These efforts are small and multifaceted, and as difficult for politicians and the public to comprehend as quantum mechanics or the effects of gravity on living tissue were for the pioneering supporters of space travel.
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He notes that other models are quieter, more like riding on a road, and have better automated inclines, but they are all much more expensive and lack multifaceted aptitude in all three of these areas.
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Recognizing that public safety is a multifaceted challenge—and therefore the responsibility of not just the police but a whole range of agencies and services—will require a significant shift in police culture and management.
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Treating someone's mental illness as their primary decision-maker is reductive, and fuels the notion that people are defined by, and incapable of overcoming, their diagnosis — when it's just one part of a multifaceted identity.
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As you go from trekking the Coast-to-Coast Walkway to a night of theater on the waterfront of this multifaceted New Zealand city, you'll want to be equally prepared for indoor and outdoor adventures.
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Whether objects to gaze at or jewels to be worn, it is through these tiny, hand-wrought pieces that the V&A's jewelry gallery is able to trace the multifaceted history of the decorative arts.
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Addressing urban transportation challenges requires a multifaceted approach that should include improvements to public transportation, stricter fuel efficiency and fuel quality standards for all vehicles, and the expansion of nonmotorized transport including walking and biking.
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Thirty-five repetitions of a cup of coffee, placed dead against a woman's face tinted orange, become a yawning little abyss of existential need, if not the multifaceted eye of an all-consuming new consumerism.
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The impetus for the horrific slayings in El Paso likely did not come from mere hate or xenophobia; it came from an ideology, one as intricate, multifaceted and virulent as that which drives Islamic terror.
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RAT FILM Theo Anthony's inventive, multifaceted docu-essay draws parallels between the history of rodent extermination, which reached milestones at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, and the history of racism and redlining in that city.
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Yet the militant group's commanders, who have already withdrawn their toughest forces from the city, and most everyone else in Syria's multifaceted war are looking ahead to an even more decisive battle in the south.
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This will be true whether or not the Republicans' health care plan ever passes — though that plan, with its multifaceted attack on obstetric and gynecological care, is a particularly bald expression of contempt for women.
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US officials have long expected, and are preparing for, Russia's interference in the 2020 election, particularly after the Kremlin waged an elaborate and multifaceted interference campaign in 2016 to propel Trump to the Oval Office.
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She was tender and vulnerable, and her willingness to bring softness to the role - cooing at a baby, gasping at the flavor of ice cream - made the character multifaceted, and no less convincing a warrior.
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The Trump administration's impulses toward lax regulation of pollution are multifaceted, but a particularly crucial issue is its desire to limit the kinds of scientific research that can be used as the basis for policy.
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Inspired by the Gardiner Museum's rich collection of contemporary ceramics, Hyperallergic's new limited-run podcast series invites prominent artists and curators to explore the social history of ceramics, spotlighting its multifaceted role in our culture.
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And she struggles even more as David's new caretakers come to realize that he is not the man he always claimed to be, that his entire identity is in fact an elaborate and multifaceted lie.
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I'm at peace with the fact that somebody's always gonna see it that way, but I'm grateful that I make enough stuff that maybe somebody wants to treat me like a human being that's multifaceted.
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The Trump administration's multifaceted crusade against the health care law — slashing outreach budgets and pulling the law's cost-sharing reduction payments to insurers — were already to blame for a 20 percent premium hike this year.
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High-Usage Great Canadian Hope, Multifaceted Big Three Big Man, and now, the first NBA player to move up and down the hardwood entirely in a somersault, like Sonic the Hedgehog in the psychedelic bonus stage.
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"I want this site to be exciting, to be inspiring, to be educational, to be fun, to be multifaceted and to be a place that you can come to every day for something new," Berk says.
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One core claim of the Steele dossier, contentious during the course of the 2016 campaign but widely agreed upon now: There was, in fact, a multifaceted Kremlin-directed influence campaign aimed at boosting Trump's electoral fortunes.
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The tension between these different strains in Ono's art, along with an alternating current of playfulness and earnestness that courses through many parts of her multifaceted oeuvre, combine to deliver its peculiar, compelling, inviting-disquieting edge.
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Thurow argued that the solution to the multifaceted problems of the 1970s lay in "accelerating the growth of productivity," which he believed could happen by investing public and private resources in sunrise rather than sunset industries.
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While Europe has been accused of being jealous of Silicon Valley, in reality the reasons why the continent is policing these tech companies so hard are multifaceted — and can be traced back to the last century.
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"Without getting too far in front of the headlights of our rollout next week to the Congress, this was a multifaceted campaign," James Clapper, Director of National Intelligence testified to members of the Senate on Friday.
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Out-topping 2016, this year's lineup has featured more blackheads, whiteheads, papules, pustules, nodules, and cysts than ever, which helps prove that our "addiction" is just as multifaceted as the skin concerns we seek to remove.
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In a column published in the Egyptian state newspaper al-Ahram ahead of a visit by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to Moscow next week, Lavrov praised what he described as a "multifaceted partnership" with Egypt.
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And what's fascinating about Underground isn't just that it allows for such a multifaceted portrayal of the horrors of slavery (something it's pulling off much better than you'd expect for a low-budget basic cable show).
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While few would argue that emulating Ramona Singer is a path to empowerment, the world of reality TV is one in which women are assertive and multifaceted, even if some of those facets are somewhat terrifying.
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"In the framework of this complex and multifaceted investigation ... the Israel Securities Authority concluded that there is a foundation of evidence, apparently, that establishes the involvement of the main suspects in the case," the ISA said.
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He told Business Insider that if he could give any newcomers to the space a piece of advice, it would be to "treat healthcare as a student of history," because of its complicated and multifaceted nature.
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Despite these "multifaceted challenges," WHO remains confident the outbreak can be contained and brought to an end through proven public health measures and new tools (including vaccination and therapeutics), the agency said in a report Tuesday.
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In Syria, a singular operational focus on countering WMD or terrorism, albeit important objectives, ignores the complexity of overlapping conflicts with geostrategic implications that will require multifaceted solutions beyond which the U.S. military can address alone.
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These reporters are uniquely qualified to objectively explain the multifaceted nature of the stories they cover, and to guide listeners through the complex historical context crucial to understanding how we got here in the first place.
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Mr. Kim, unlike many K-pop stars who branch off into multifaceted endeavors such as fashion and acting, remained focused on music as a singer, songwriter and producer, a rare combination in 2008, Mr. Benjamin said.
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On paper, this Brooklynite's music seems dizzyingly multifaceted: She fuses elements of hip-hop, R&B, jazz, funk, soul and indie rock, while also nodding to Latin rhythms, inspired by her Cuban and Puerto Rican heritage.
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The bill's details are multifaceted; some lawmakers believe more federal help may be needed for the majority of U.S. workers who have no paid sick leave and might not be able to work (The Associated Press).
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Dara'a is where the Syrian uprising to topple President Bashar al-Assad first erupted seven years ago, setting off a multifaceted civil war that has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives and displaced 12 million people.
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While few people were willing to stand up for the old empire after four years of world war, a century later scholars are rethinking its legacy, eager to assert its multifaceted attributes and surprisingly progressive institutions.
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For example, we will be working more closely with central banks, which, as guardians of both financial and price stability, are now adapting regulatory frameworks and practices to address the multifaceted risks posed by climate change.
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" A spokesman for the incoming president, Jason Miller, said, "We are inheriting the worst illegal immigration crisis in modern U.S. history and will need to develop a multifaceted approach to protect America's economic and national security.
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"It reveals a multifaceted and complex America in which there is no single narrative or historical truth, and it reveals a manifestly human spirit for reshaping a challenging world into one that is beautiful and meaningful."
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"We are taking a critical look at our exemptions from registration to ensure that our multifaceted private offering framework works for investors and entrepreneurs alike, no matter where they are located in the United States," said Clayton.
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Exact regulations are multifaceted and appeals can be lodged, but effectively, to be eligible to play in England, players from outside the EU – South Americans for instance – must be at least semi-regulars for their national sides.
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Preventing falls requires multifaceted interventions, some of which are beyond the hospital's control, said Tamara Konetzka, a researcher at the University of Chicago who has studied patient safety but who was not involved in the new study.
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If a safe space were possible, I'd imagine it to be a space where each individual is committed to being aware of the different levels of privilege, or lack thereof, that each individual's multifaceted identity would bring.
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The move appears to be multifaceted, for 5G plays a key role in China's bid to lead the global technology race, and one of its biggest 5G champions, Huawei, has been facing troubles on a global scale.
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We believe that obesity is a complex, multifaceted issue and that our company has an important role to play in addressing it -- which includes engaging with public health organizations and responding to consumers' demand for healthier products.
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There is nothing revolutionary about the latest edition of the Sphero, but between its normal, educational, outdoor, and Star Wars-branded editions — which have been a huge seller — the robot maker is enjoying a sudden, multifaceted renaissance.
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The Wall Street bank has enacted a multifaceted initiative, to be rolled out in one stage beginning immediately and adding elements over time, according to a memo sent to all employees today and viewed by Business Insider.
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Kean's goal, in this multifaceted history, is to get at the many reasons for the unprecedented event, which was voluntary, advised against by major governmental bodies, and premature: the first bombs didn't fall until seven months later.
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Often consisting of many small abstract sections, which add up to a pattern, a multifaceted shape, or a glyph-like linear structure, these forms limit the ways the artist can manipulate them, which is clearly his intention.
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Princess Nokia has established herself as an underground mainstay in the past few years with her multifaceted musical output and her ability to embody the complex identity of a young woman of color growing up in NYC.
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The majority of its writers are women, it employs a diverse array of actors and directors and its protagonist is a multifaceted woman whose challenges, mistakes, triumphs and sexuality have been explored with honesty, wit and compassion.
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He settled on a multifaceted medley that included Nico Muhly, James Blake and, most memorably, Jay-Z and Kanye West, whose collaborative "Gotta Have It" backed a spellbinding, shape-shifting solo for the principal dancer Taylor Stanley.
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But it was not until about two years ago that the rest of the government came around to her way of thinking, and pushed the rest of the government to sign onto a new, multifaceted China strategy.
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She changed her backdrop to a screen of static instead, a multifaceted commentary on the "white noise" of American politics and the dissociative phenomenon of living in the world's wealthiest country, which also happens to jail children.
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I've been pleased by the stories of his personal kindness in my Twitter feed since he died on Monday, at age 88 — and a little surprised, given the multifaceted antagonism he enjoyed provoking for half a century.
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Spanning two floors of a neo-Gothic former schoolhouse in East Harlem, the career retrospective traces the multifaceted development of the artist's oeuvre, which spans across media and employs a broad-ranging use of materials and techniques.
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Economist Books; £20 A multifaceted account of humankind's past relationship with the Moon—from the imaginings of artists to the Apollo missions—and of its possible future, from space tourism to Moon-mining and (perhaps) human settlement.
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Yet they are only the latest project on which the company has broken ground in a multifaceted effort to remake this onetime sleepy region into a world-renowned golf and holiday destination under the brand Costa Navarino.
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"We are taking a critical look at our exemptions from registration to ensure that our multifaceted private offering framework works for investors and entrepreneurs alike, no matter where they are located in the United States," Clayton said.
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Mohammad Ali Jafari, the head of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards Corps, said Saudi forces were not capable of operating in an environment as complex as Syria, where a multifaceted civil war has been raging for nearly five years.
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When: Saturday, September 3, 7:30pm Where: Grand Central Art Center (125 N. Broadway, Santa Ana, California) Through a multifaceted practice that involves performance, education, drawings, sculpture, and more, Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle confronts history, race, myth, and marginalization.
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The protection of national development projects is an important plank in a "multifaceted strategy aimed at winning popular support for a return to power, or at least inclusion in some kind of future power-sharing arrangement," Crews added.
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The probe will be "broad in scope and multifaceted" and will examine the conduct of US and foreign intelligence agencies, "as well as non-governmental organizations and individuals," the department wrote in a letter to the Judiciary Committee.
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The warning of information about Russia's compromising claims follows growing U.S. intelligence and law enforcement concerns about what Director of National Intelligence James Clapper has called "multifaceted" Russian influence and espionage operations in Europe and the United States.
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He wanted the chance to portray the multifaceted father who guides his daughter, Starr (Amandla Stenberg), and the rest of the family through hard times after Starr witnesses a cop killing her childhood best friend, Khalil (Algee Smith).
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Well-versed in the ways of synergy, Disney is using its networks as tools to help drum up interest in Disney+, including a multifaceted marketing blitz that the New York Times described as a "shock and awe" campaign.
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Lauren Frances Adams offers three bodies of work that celebrate black female exceptionalism and expose the supporting roles of white women in US Confederate history and propaganda, offering a multifaceted site-specific, visual history lesson centered in Baltimore.
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"China's approach to tech transfer is a multifaceted challenge that leverages licit and illicit techniques, often exploiting some of the gaps in current U.S. laws and policies," says Elsa Kania of the Center for a New American Security.
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"My latest podcast episode was meant to tell a multifaceted story about reproductive choice in America, to explain the many reasons women do or don't choose to have children and what bodily autonomy really means," her post began.
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Nicholas Ricketts, the museum's curator, noted that the game "led the way to a completely new, multifaceted, and fantastic kind of play," one that was particularly instrumental in setting the stage for other mediums, such as computer gaming.
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With sources of inspiration encompassing Ottoman composition techniques, North Indian rhythmic cycles, biblical Hebrew, and the songs of the Egyptian megastar Umm Kulthum, the concert, conducted by George Manahan, made for a refreshingly multifaceted evening of new music.
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The law was the crowning achievement of a multifaceted campaign by the drug industry to weaken aggressive DEA enforcement efforts against drug distribution companies that were supplying corrupt doctors and pharmacists who peddled narcotics to the black market.
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"The epidemic of opioid misuse, overdose, and death is a multifaceted crisis that requires partnership across sectors to respond with effective health care and public safety strategies," the authors wrote in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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This busy and multifaceted environment also brings many different types of people into one ecosystem -- hopefully preventing us from lapsing into reliance on stereotypes, because neighbors lend a hand -- despite not looking, living, or praying the same way.
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We were thrilled that GARAGE Magazine and the Chaos Fashion team recognized the importance of this ambitious and multifaceted project that brought together these two disciplines and that they supported it both on the shoot and in print.
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United States spy agencies have concluded that Mr. Putin directed a multifaceted campaign using hacking and propaganda to try to sway the 2016 presidential election against the Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton, and, eventually, in favor of Mr. Trump.
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Increases in renewable energy sources of the sort that the new governors are seeking can deliver big carbon reductions in the electric power sector and are important in what has to be a multifaceted attack on climate change.
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Since then, she has also benefited from a trend in feminist cultural criticism: These days representations of the "messy" lives of "flawed" women are celebrated as indications of a multifaceted (and maybe even "radical") portrayal of the gender.
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Zuberi's multifaceted scheme allowed him to line his pockets by concealing the fact that he was representing foreign clients, obtaining access for clients by making a long series of illegal contributions and skimming money paid by his clients.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump embarked on Friday on his first foreign mission since taking office, beginning a challenging nine-day, multistop, multifaceted journey to the Middle East and Europe and leaving behind a capital consumed by investigations and intrigue.
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In the wake of Hammer's recent death, Superdyke traveled to the Museum of the Moving Image, and for two weeks, its seven programs showcased Hammer as both a committed gay activist and an exhilarating, multifaceted avant-garde artist.
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Instead of hoarding a separate countertop appliance for every different cooking method you may need, these multifaceted devices tackle functions from sautéing, to broiling, to cooking a pot roast 2-10 times faster than a traditional slow cooker.
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The office of the director of national intelligence on Friday released a long-awaited unclassified version of its report for President Obama on what the intelligence agencies said was a multifaceted attempt to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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"This is quite clearly a strong signal that India is very unhappy with the Trudeau government for its approach to this (separatist) issue," said Jaishankar, though he cautioned that the relationship was "multifaceted" and operated on many levels.
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Barr's review will be "broad in scope and multifaceted," examining actions by US and foreign intelligence agencies, "as well as non-governmental organizations and individuals," according to a recent letter from the department to House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler.
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After releasing dense, mind-altering albums for both Warp Records and Flying Lotus's Brainfeeder imprint, he's back with a self-released LP meant to showcase the darker side of his multifaceted musical personas, a side he has crowned Daffi.
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Emergency Contact explores the multifaceted — at times infuriating, and at times wonderful — role our phones play in our lives, through the complicated flirtation between a college freshman and a college dropout who works in a local Austin coffee establishment.
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" I think we have a difficult time measuring and discussing more complex, multifaceted forms of breakdown, where we can't just say, "Hey, look, the unemployment rate has gone up to 9.6 percent, and so there's clearly a crisis here.
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While it is clear that the authority's financial downfall is complex and multifaceted, the question of whether it bought dirty oil while billing customers for clean oil stands out as one of the most charged issues it is facing.
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"I think [at] any multi-business business, there are reasons that investors give them a discount," Levin said on Thursday, adding that some might think "they'll never get access to the cash flow" because the company is so multifaceted.
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The extras for my test car involved everything from a multifaceted suite of driver-assist features that served up automated steering under some conditions to both an AMG "Night" package of exterior elements AND an exterior carbon-fiber package.
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Part of the company's DNA was a lifestyle campaign promoting working women, Women Who Work, which spotlighted working moms and was a "celebration of the multifaceted nature of the working woman," as Trump described it to Racked in 216.
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The second trimester improved greatly, allowing me the energy and psychological room to enjoy the active snorkeler inside my belly, and my final trimester has settled into a kind of multifaceted discomfort that I also, somehow, couldn't have anticipated.
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Their work was multifaceted, including an open call for training partners, and sessions that ranged from physical grappling, endurance exercises, guided prayer, and confronting fissures in Mark's own consciousness that might leave him vulnerable in this spiritual match-up.
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This rigid opposition — between the purportedly soulless plastic doll who is Madonna and the apparently authentic folk who are most everyone else — doesn't leave much wiggle room to look at Madonna as the multifaceted cultural figure she actually is.
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I'm not talking about adding a cup of warm milk to my nightly routine mind you but a hardcore, science-backed, multifaceted reimagining of the 8-hours per day in which my body, mind, and spirit rests and heals.
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While grocery stores have shrunk to less than 2 percent of the assets of the Manhattan-based Red Apple Group, real estate development in New York City now represents about 15 to 20 percent of Mr. Catsimatidis's multifaceted company.
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" Chang, who runs her own multifaceted catering business, named Po-Po's, after her grandmother, plans to share Sichuan-Taiwanese specialties such as spicy liang mian and put "a little twist on tradition with some mapo tofu-filled rice balls.
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As Mary notifies his acquaintances, figures out what to do with his dog and tries to dispose of his ashes, she learns both that Primo was a complex, multifaceted fellow and that he wasn't always the most faithful lover.
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