She navigates the world with the help of a wheelchair.
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And now we watch as Uber navigates the public markets.
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It showed that this is how he navigates through emotions.
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So keeping Michael Myers a blank navigates around this problem.
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This singer and actor gracefully navigates between stage and screen.
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It navigates around obstacles like furniture, clutter, and other objects.
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Sterling K. Brown navigates a frozen Colorado with Bear Grylls.
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NEW ORLEANS — As he navigates a seamy swirl of scandals, Gov.
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Cuca's world literally becomes bigger and fuller as he navigates it.
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Thenoon Younnes Abdullah navigates through the rubble of Mosul's Old City.
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How he navigates the challenges, however, will determine his future success.
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Simultaneously, Ruth navigates the ever-evolving, personal politics of the Langmore family.
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The robot navigates using a high-resolution camera, microphone and Lidar scanner.
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The Devil even feels like a Dyson in how it navigates floors.
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Cohen is trying to keep busy as he navigates life behind bars.
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Public opinion generates its own pressures on how America navigates the planet.
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Malcolm navigates the waters in his canoe and becomes Lyra's chief protector.
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That Moss navigates this challenge with aplomb is evidence of her talent.
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For the most part, Van Meter navigates this tangled time structure artfully.
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Influencers are the compass that navigates consumers toward new and interesting products.
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How the city navigates these issues moving forward could decide its future.
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Instead, the rider navigates via a knob on a navigational control panel.
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Her work seamlessly navigates the lines between still life, portraiture, and high fashion.
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So as he navigates this, who were the people he surrounded himself with?
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This duality is emblematic of the intertwined territories Wong navigates in her work.
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Super Cruise is available once the driver navigates the vehicle onto an expressway.
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All of that as she navigates the Verizon/Oath/AOL/Yahoo media experiment.
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All eyes are on her to see how she navigates this new role.
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He navigates the Eastern League with the courteous poise of a professional celebrity.
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Throughout the film, she navigates between past and present, often anchored by place.
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It navigates itself with an array of sensors including laser scanners and GPS.
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It's a mental obstacle course Quenzel navigates for 12 and a half minutes.
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" They also wished NeNe the best as she "navigates this very difficult period.
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It is a thing that everyone here navigates to greater and lesser degrees.
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Bill: When Elliot is on that guy's terminal, he navigates to 192.251.68.232:5601.
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Two Days, One Night navigates that minefield, while also being a terrific film.
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Vox Lux navigates this slippery terrain in a way that can be frustrating.
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As the shooter, the person navigates the school to find targets and randomly kill.
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The latter option navigates you to an Instagram Help Center page about wildlife exploitation.
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Season 3 will focus on Kirkman as he navigates the world of political campaigning.
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However, the quartet navigates these hurdles while contending with gang violence and police harassment.
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As Starr navigates her grief and anger, her biggest support comes from her parents.
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How Perry navigates this dichotomy in these highly charged political times is worth watching.
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Of course, if Sunrise navigates this political moment poorly, millions of people could die.
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He navigates life with a cane and a crutch, and immense upper body strength.
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It will be fascinating to see how the eventual Republican nominee navigates the issue.
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Two weeks ago, over the phone, I asked Hassell how he navigates that field.
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This short documentary navigates her improbable rise and continued success (she's still just 23).
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Smedley navigates the novel's refreshing ideas about sexuality and religion with grace and intelligence.
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And "Great News," with "30 Rock" in its DNA, navigates a mother-daughter relationship.
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In Greta Gerwig's 2019 adaptation, Florence Pugh navigates the qualities that make Amy authentic.
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It's a comically chaotic situation that the Wolf navigates with cool skill and poise.
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Akhavan captures organization's cruelty masked as kindness, as its protagonist navigates it with quiet skepticism.
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And though the hulking machine can carry 40,000 pounds, it navigates fields with balletic precision.
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The piece navigates vulnerability, exploring a kind of banal cruelty that comes with romantic relationships.
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French navigates well and then drops a hint on the most bangable of the brood.
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Available July 201903 Kinky (212)A doctor navigates his work and his passion for BDSM.
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Trump has demonstrated she will "stay true to herself" as she navigates this new role.
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Neural activity from the hippocampus is recorded as the subject navigates through a VR world.
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Now a stepdad, Cole has been careful about how he navigates his relationship with Everleigh.
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In college, the previously awkward and despised Marianne ably navigates social hierarchies, while Connell flails.
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While it navigates oil price uncertainty, Petronas said it plans little change in capital expenditure.
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Uncertain whom to trust, Miles navigates a tightening web of intrigues, bicycle chases and romance.
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Deadly Rich navigates every luxurious twist and salacious turn that leads us to a killer.
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A more pressing question, however, will be how Maguire navigates his relationship with the President.
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She navigates her way to it as carefully as if she were walking a tightrope.
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In Season 2, he navigates a new relationship and considers stepping away from the business.
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Relationship and family drama ensue as she navigates the mostly hidden world of the ultrawealthy.
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These transparently sourced vitamins will keep Mom healthy and glowing as she navigates new motherhood.
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A confused cloud of migrating monarch butterflies navigates a massive lighting storm over the heartland.
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We see how the robot detects and navigates obstacles as it rolls on down the street.
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And it's about education too, what her life is like and how she navigates through it.
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As Shannon Beador navigates her divorce, an important question lingers: will she keep her last name?
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Informed, discriminating, wise to manipulation and deceit, this person fluidly navigates the waters of everyday consumption.
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Travelers stay in private cabins, taking shore leave while the crew loads, unloads or navigates locks.
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It follows a bellhop, Ted (Tim Roth), as he navigates New Year's Eve at his hotel.
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Photographer Aneta Bartos also navigates an intimate social space: that of her family in rural Poland.
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The Public Theater, 1993 Apocalyptic event A young copy editor navigates a despoiled New York City.
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You can even follow actress Shay Mitchell as she navigates pregnancy with her own official series.
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Listen in particular for how he navigates the infamous Fourth Ballade and its daunting, rhapsodic coda.
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The teacher on his bicycle navigates armored vehicles and armed guards on his way to school.
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How the Trump administration navigates this political minefield will be another crucial test of its strategy.
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A nitpicky 9-year-old Sheldon Cooper navigates high school in a much-anticipated CBS comedy.
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They use tones and gestures to display appeasement and frustration as it navigates in crowds of people.
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As Noah navigates the industry, Miley revealed that she hopes her little sister remains her authentic self.
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Listen as she navigates 8003s Hollywood as a six-month option girl on the lot at MGM.
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Listen as she navigates 1920s Hollywood as a six-month option girl on the lot at MGM.
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It navigates using 3D cameras and can negotiate lifts and manoeuvre around people wandering down the corridors.
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However the series navigates her future, it's more interesting than the abstract threat of the shadow monster.
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Attendees will be able to run along with the drone as it successfully navigates typical park obstacles.
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As she navigates the plot with trepidation, cynicism, and a growing sense of unease, so do we.
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Teeps' vision ties directly to Doctor Strange, as the hero of the film bravely navigates the unknown.
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Daniel Zimmermann navigates emerging companies and tech startups through complex corporate transactions, financings and venture technology matters.
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It navigates shift in a number of senses: thematically—a break-up, a death – but also musically.
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It navigates in a direction until it reaches an obstacle, then heads back in the opposite direction.
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Nonetheless, she works hard to keep the public informed, and navigates the communication struggles within this administration.
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A Coast Guard ship navigates through a rough ocean off the coast of Encinitas, California, on Jan.
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So, props to you and to everyone else who navigates this painful but essential relationship every day.
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The film navigates an ugly history of violence, prejudice, and racism in America through its nuanced characters.
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Working with a script by Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi, Kusama navigates the past and present confidently.
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Every year, he navigates his way around and through hundreds of slower racers, more than anyone else.
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For now, ESPN is still in limbo as Disney navigates the transition from linear TV to streaming.
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Mr. Gilmore, a guitarist, navigates even the most tangled-up rhythms with a sympathetic and lyrical touch.
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There, we followed Anna Netrebko, above, the star soprano, as she navigates a changing classical music industry.
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The film navigates some complicated technology to pit a man against his younger, "Bad Boys"-ier self.
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The powerful plumber navigates a shiny nightmare of fire spitting piranha plants, impossible jumps, and deadly traps.
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"China has huge potential to roil markets as the nation navigates a difficult structural transition," he said.
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She navigates the text with a virtuoso, staccato delivery that lends Mr. Rambert's words a sharp edge.
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Ronan navigates each swerve in Lady Bird's story with an uncanny combination of self-confidence and discovery.
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He navigates between rural working-class communities in his district and national Republican Party fundraisers with ease.
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As she navigates her own shifting beliefs, which remain tinged with the ignorance of privilege, danger looms.
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The agreement in principle is a new challenge for Mr. Trump as he navigates a divided government.
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Aja: I think for me it's going to be Chris's mounting unease as he navigates that garden party.
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Meanwhile, Payton, now 14, has kept a low profile as she navigates high school like any other teen.
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Uber's network has become so much bigger — and more complex — than the cars it navigates around the world.
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It creates a "permanent criminal underclass of outcasts" that navigates a revolving door through the criminal-justice system.
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Allen rides shotgun and navigates, with some back-seat help from Chris Johnston, who appears in the film.
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Ms Aduba's formidable performance seethes with rage, whereas Ms Ashton skilfully navigates between violence and vulnerability with ease.
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Embark is also focusing on handling freeway driving, with a human driver on board who navigates city streets.
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He navigates precarious underground passageways in the Paris catacombs or ancient burial tombs in the Mendips of Somerset.
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Speaking truth to power has long been central to how Kanye West navigates his art and his business.
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The as-of-yet untitled show will follow Thunberg as she navigates the waters of young adulthood, too.
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Jazz Mr. Gilmore, a guitarist, navigates even the most tangled-up rhythms with a sympathetic and lyrical touch.
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She plans the itinerary, chats with locals, navigates perfectly when I drive, makes jokes when things get dicey.
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The movie follows the actor as he navigates 1960s Hollywood and trying to stay relevant as an actor.
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The appliance market is also hurting from the shutdown of many Sears locations as the company navigates bankruptcy.
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The comedy series follows Waller-Bridge's unnamed female protagonist as she navigates family, relationships, loss, guilt and faith.
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It navigates just about as well as the Roomba 650 — not exactly the same behavior, but pretty close.
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It navigates the world with help from what is called a neuromorphic chip, modeled after the human brain.
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Guzim becomes a father figure and a huge support system for Maggie as she navigates dating and motherhood.
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"Easternization" navigates the recent migration of economic, military and political power from the Western Hemisphere to the Eastern.
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The company has been working to cut costs and preserve cash as it navigates the weak pricing environment.
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As he expertly navigates the wooden pathway, he spies the video camera and decides to get a closer look.
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Fans fascinated by the moving staircases Harry navigates at school can check out Hogwarts: An Incomplete and Unreliable Guide.
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As the director of X, aka the "moonshoot factory," he famously navigates the Google campus on rollerblades, even indoors.
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Donny is back to visiting his grandma at her home, where he navigates the rooms like he lives there.
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Hopefully the electronics giant can right the ship as it navigates the tricky waters of high-end gaming systems.
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Roger Mathews is focusing on his children as he navigates his divorce from Jersey Shore star Jenni "JWoww" Farley.
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Nester's grandparents fully support his decision, and are helping him as he navigates the legal paperwork to gain guardianship.
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Scout navigates to the customer's door and automatically opens a top hatch allowing the customer to retrieve the package.
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As she carefully navigates raising her children in the royal world, Princess Kate knows where to look for inspiration.
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As she navigates her grief, she witnesses the dog coming to terms with the sudden absence of its owner.
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But however haphazardly Bridget navigates the path to a fairy-tale ending, she never actually diverts from that path.
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It then navigates from a launch point in a populated office to the nearest identified exit without human intervention.
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It whiplashes between sentimental fantasy and serious issues like addiction, and I'm not sure Penrose quite navigates the transition.
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The result comes as Lenovo navigates a PC market that has shrunk markedly since the advent of tablet computers.
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Follow Kayla as she navigates her last week of a particularly disastrous eighth-grade experience before starting high school.
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Now romantically involved with a woman, he navigates new relationships with her family, local Girl Scouts, and tropical birds.
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That disparity speaks to the challenge before expected incoming Speaker Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) as she navigates her caucus' politics.
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" He also pledged his love, patience and support to Kolodko as "she navigates her future as an elite athlete.
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I love the courage, intelligence, humor and integrity with which she navigates her way through a totally impossible situation.
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But she is also credited with decisiveness, and that could be something Facebook prizes as it navigates new crises.
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How the regime navigates and handles one protest movement usually sets the precedent for its response to the next.
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Brown's artwork is beautiful and sparse, and he deftly navigates the complicated politics of North America at the time.
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The Times, like other publications, is experiencing declines in print advertising as it navigates a rapidly changing media landscape.
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But instead of rejecting Chicano identity, Lambe Culo finds inspiration in it and navigates these tricky aspects through art.
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Instead he sees "fluffy puppies," giant Pekingese dogs romping in pink clouds, around whom he navigates his offensive drive.
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As Odysseus navigates the treacherous path back to his own home, he encounters both morally upstanding and malevolent individuals.
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To label "Pill" a breakup album is shortsighted, despite how it navigates the nuances of closure in a relationship.
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In the new series, Duff was set to reprise Lizzie once again as the beloved character navigates her 30s.
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As Enzo narrates, Denny navigates the ups and downs of life with his wife Eve (Seyfried) by his side.
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It creates a fishbowl-like experience that mirrors Irie's frustration with feeling trapped as she navigates her personal growth.
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Wells Fargo was the only other company to miss on earnings, as the embattled company navigates its restructuring operations.
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The author navigates a complex story, bringing to life the passions and ideologies that shaped the early American lexicon.
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Chang navigates the political intrigue and sibling feuds to create a revealing portrait of a country and a family.
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The series' fourth season continues her story, as she navigates high school life and prepares for gender confirmation surgery.
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So I asked cosmetic doctor and rosacea sufferer, Dr. Sarah Tonks of The Lovely Clinic, how she navigates the waters.
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Subverting the classical idealism of Chinese landscape painting, Ji works as a storyteller who navigates the contemporary realities of survival.
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It navigates using the usual suite of self-driving sensors—cameras, radars, and a spinning lidar unit perched up top.
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Willie navigates the bardo, a semi-hallucinatory state (borrowed from Tibetan Buddhism) between life and reincarnation, while the father grieves.
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The U.K. has long been seen as a strategic and powerful friend as Washington navigates foreign affairs with broader Europe.
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Watching how she navigates the world in the film, she is easy to pathologize — and that is the good news.
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How it navigates this challenge in the years ahead will determine much of its growth profile in the years ahead.
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This keeps an average user who navigates to DingIt on their own from seeing videos, and ads, displayed this way.
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This funding will become increasingly important as Lyft navigates the self-driving space with its partner and investor General Motors.
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While staying in recovery, Rue navigates her friendships and relationships — especially one with new student Jules, played by Hunter Schafer.
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As Tarek El Moussa navigates life after his separation from ex-wife Christina, he's found an outlet in hot yoga.
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Woods dazzles with pithy one-liners as she navigates the elite world of Ivy League postgraduate education, chihuahua in hand.
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It takes place at a club, where Puth navigates the dance floor, dodging the intermittent appearances of his ex-girlfriend.
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Watch, as Jessie navigates her relationships with the men in her life while still staying true to herself and mission.
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Queer readers will relate to how Eddy navigates social booby traps erected by men needing to affirm their own masculinity.
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As the Deebot 711 navigates your home, it maps out a systematic path and never cleans the same spot twice.
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This Oscar-winning coming of age comedy written by Diablo Cody follows a quirky, independent teen as she navigates pregnancy.
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We're still taking things off the wallpaper of our lives and seeing how this family navigates its way through them.
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Lola, tough and resilient, watches violence play out on the streets of her childhood as she navigates ever-higher stakes.
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We'll dig into the ideas, history and future of how our information navigates the digital ecosystem and what's at stake.
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"Love At First Bite" put a comedic spin on Dracula as he navigates life and love in New York City.
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CNN's Samuel Burke navigates the dizzying number of exhibits, from ocean cleanup drones to a robot shooting hoops like LeBron.
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Beyond that, Ha navigates the kitchen with her other senses, which she's "more in tune with" after losing her vision.
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Yet this show navigates the museum's obligations to a broader public and its longtime art-world audience with remarkable success.
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Austin S. Miller, the commander of the American and NATO-led mission in Afghanistan, navigates support for the Afghan military.
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The researchers observe the rodent's choice at each juncture to determine how it makes choices as it navigates the maze.
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In the meantime, EasyGlucose has a patent pending, so no one can eat its lunch while it navigates the red tape.
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Take highlight "Pluto," a single where he navigates bouncing around the South side with his family with grace and emotional acuity.
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The new series will follow Mitchell as she "navigates this uncharted, new chapter of her life," Fullscreen said in a statement.
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And, as it has done in the past, Humana will work closely with its state partners as it navigates this process.
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Jeremy Couillard navigates you through the afterlife in rebirth_redirect: you experience watching yourself leave your body and traverse an unfamiliar cosmology.
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In her new Netflix original movie, Earthquake Bird, Vikander navigates a love triangle in a murder mystery set in 1980s Tokyo.
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The Mr. Christmas Revolving Santa Biplane navigates by the bright North Star to help Santa deliver presents for under the tree.
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The third book also starts on that day, but navigates its suspenseful way toward the present to a terrifyingly resonant end.
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On the contrary, GLOW is like the younger, eager cousin who has already figured out its tone and navigates it effortlessly.
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Here, she confronts him about the drunken night 14 years earlier and navigates tricky issues of violence, forgiveness and the bogeyman.
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Collison describes the financial system that his company navigates as a clunky piece of legacy infrastructure that needs to be modernized.
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Reon's family navigates an equally complex history of apartheid and homophobia, and yet his mother sends me weekly blessings on WhatsApp.
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Among them was "Gigi," the story of a girl who befriends a French womanizer as she navigates the Parisian social scene.
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Debuting in 2014, the show documents the life of a depressed actor (who is also a horse) as he navigates Hollywood.
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In the drama he presents to his supporters, he needs to be the hero who navigates treacherous terrain and slays monsters.
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When gifting a new mother, consider that she&aposs going through a lot right now as she navigates her new role.
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She makes sound decisions, chooses decent friendships and navigates the world with an inner knowingness that has always belied her age.
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In Lucas Hnath's alternate-world political comedy, written in 2016 before the election, the pantsuited political candidate navigates the 2008 primaries.
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Instead, his writing is unyielding and raw, as he navigates his life from poverty to career smuggling and out of harrowing addiction.
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With Wachowski and Adam Pally as another cop, Sonic "navigates the complexities of life on Earth" to save it from Dr. Robotnik.
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Along the way, Spencer contends with the culture clash between his two homes as he navigates all the drama of high school.
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Fed independence Moynihan expressed strong support for the Federal Reserve, which is facing intense political pressure as it navigates these confusing signals.
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Until then, please support Pika in his journey to find himself as he navigates what's clearly a difficult time in his life.
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Sergei's son Dmitri navigates his sexual coming of age, while trying to figure out what his relationship is with his distant father.
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Below, get to know Sturino, discover how she navigates the world of fashion, andsteal the modeling tip she learned from Ashley Graham.
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Of course, comedy today, we are constantly being told, navigates the most sensitive of times, and there is some truth in that.
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Adajania, who has cemented a collaborative curator-artist relationship with Navjot, navigates detours and ambivalences that, at times, give way to rapture.
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It's equipped with a 720p camera that allows it to be aware of its surroundings as it navigates your home or tabletop.
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Vinyl follows the story of music exec Richie Finestra (Bobby Cannavale) as he navigates a changing music scene in 1973 New York.
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Using the buttons, or "switches," Sady navigates the features of complicated video editing programs, creating films that showcase her passion for cinematography.
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Service developers seem to be heavily emphasizing sensor networking, weapons integration and targeting technology as it navigates this next phase of development.
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Once the fictitious target navigates to the page, a fake Adobe Flash update installer pops up, prompting the user to click install.
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Season 27 follows Eva Kviig Mohn (Lisa Teige) as she navigates her relationship with her boyfriend, Jonas Noah Vasquez (Marlon Valdés Langeland).
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Although Patterson's time frame is postcolonial, to get to Jamaica's economic present he navigates the pothole-strewn road of its troubled past.
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As Terry navigates his complicated grief, combing through Luka's tweets for elusive validation of their shared offline life, the show gets baggy.
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If he navigates the confirmation, he'll have to hit the ground running, because the manure is hitting the fan in farm country.
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Meanwhile, a former attorney for Trump, Michael Cohen, has definitely turned on the president as he navigates his own growing legal troubles.
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We need to define the new American model of engagement with China as one that designs and navigates these key alliances flexibly.
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The President clearly sees his wife's presence as an asset as he navigates a challenging set of meetings with his global counterparts.
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Noisey caught up with Ursusson to talk about growing up with traditional Galician folk music, and how he navigates this modern world.
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Mr. Tarango also navigates public transit mostly by memory and the use of his cane, even while strolling along narrow train platforms.
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How Tru navigates her alienating all-girls school and quietly defies the limits of girlhood is written with exquisite care and attention.
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Smurfs: The Lost Village navigates its efforts toward gender parity rather deftly, opening a whole new realm of possibilities for the Smurfs.
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There are a lot of contradictions in this game, and especially in this moment — Adi Robertson gracefully navigates them in this piece.
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There are a lot of contradictions in this game, and especially in this moment — Adi Robertson gracefully navigates them in this piece.
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"Lose It" begins sorrowful, turns urgent and saucy, then explodes into broad-spectrum ecstasy — Mr. Brown navigates them all with cool aplomb.
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The remarks from a senior Toyota executive highlight the risks facing Britain as it navigates complex negotiations to leave the European Union.
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The luxury retailer has been grappling with roughly $4.7 billion in long-term debt as it navigates the rapidly changing retail landscape.
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Kanye's clumsiness in controlling the press and social media is in stark contrast to the way his wife navigates the same channels.
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It navigates the group-VR experience gracefully by positionally tracking each Samsung Gear headset in space and showing other players as bird avatars.
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How Biden navigates the conflict between his past and his party's present could help decide if he becomes the party's nominee for president.
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"This is particularly concerning since as Uber's chair you will be required to oversee Uber as it navigates its own challenges," CtW wrote.
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For stretches, he's another in the army of shooters surrounding the endless series of pick-and-rolls the guy with the Beard navigates.
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The zero-G setting ramps up the stakes in another way: Calvin was designed for zero gravity, and navigates it like a native.
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As Christopher navigates his way through an increasingly unfamiliar landscape, both physical and emotional, the arcs of his adventures are drawn into being.
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Whether you attribute the allure of this music to spiritual qualities or not, the liminal spaces that it navigates are in themselves transcendent.
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Mr. Newsom and others have also begun floating big changes to the utility's structure as it navigates a Gordian knot of a bankruptcy.
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Only then can the Democrats be the effective opposition party America needs as it navigates uncharted waters with Donald Trump as its president.
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Full Self-Driving includes the "Navigate on Autopilot" feature that suggests and makes lane changes, as well as navigates highway interchanges and exits.
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Sharpless will be stepping into the agency as it navigates a fresh controversy — outgoing Commissioner Scott Gottlieb's ambitious plan for regulating electronic cigarettes.
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Wright relies on her big sister figures in Hollywood, like N'yong'o and Naomie Harris, for valuable advice as she navigates her newfound fame.
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Dunham also has a lot of respect for the way Swift navigates the choppy waters of public opinion while continuing to produce art.
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"It's surreal, because I won't get told what the job is," says Richard, the paramedic who drives as the on-board doctor navigates.
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Plus, the song elegantly navigates popular climate rhetoric, such as "global cooling," which skeptics used to falsely debunk the idea of global warming.
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"Surreal is probably the understatement of the century here," Wolfe says as a rescuer navigates him through waters on a neighborhood street Thursday.
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The gains came as Lululemon navigates changes following the abrupt resignation of Chief Executive Laurent Potdevin last month on undisclosed charges of misconduct.
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As the prime minister navigates complex Brexit negotiations, she was dealt another blow with the resignation of one of her closest allies Sunday.
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Lee travels with Woo, who serves as a hitting partner and speaks limited English, as he navigates his first laps on the circuit.
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Mi-Anne is an expert — someone who interviews vloggers, navigates the makeup aisles with ease, and really commits to the art of contouring.
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When tapped, this button will open up a browser within Instagram that automatically navigates to whatever website or page the creator has specified.
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Hooked: Episode 3 Synopsis: Gus faces a make-or-break situation at work, while Mickey navigates a dicey new dynamic with her boss.
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In order to pay his entrance fee for each fight, Travis navigates the desolate environment of Santa Destroy in search of odd jobs.
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Here's how Lime — which is reportedly attempting to raise up to $500 million — navigates the streets and sometimes irate citizens of San Francisco.
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For one, it's relatively simpler to develop autonomous technology that navigates highways, as opposed to local roads, because there are far fewer variables.
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Mr. Spielberg navigates this warehouse with his usual dexterity, loading every frame with information without losing the clarity and momentum of the story.
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Much of the novel is spent inside Aza's head as she navigates typical teenage preoccupations as well as debilitating anxiety and uncontrollable thoughts.
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One is transgender, one navigates her blindness, one discovers a family secret, another an unexpected sexuality, one might just be a future Banksy.
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In addition, WeWork could face a costly board fight with SoftBank just as the company navigates new challenges amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
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It navigates streets using radar, cameras and other sensors that allow the car's computer systems to identify pedestrians, intersections, other vehicles and obstacles.
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Konrad navigates a community that's outwardly defined by inclusivity, open arms and no judgment, but he also finds it painfully exclusive and cliquey.
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From Poland to Lithuania, our writer navigates historic cities and out-of-the-way towns, finding remnants of the past at every turn.
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And she opens up about her own experience as a parent, raising her teenage son, Rett, as he navigates his path to adulthood.
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NextGen is not one piece of technology but a series of interconnected systems that will change how air traffic sees, navigates and communicates.
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He navigates the world with humility, a raucous sense of humor and an uncanny understanding of the motives of people committed to violence.
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Olivia Pope is a woman who navigates power at the highest levels of government, friendships, romantic relationships, and sometimes even violence and trauma.
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One of the most captivating of them is Joey Purp, a twenty-two-year-old rapper who gracefully navigates playfulness, furor, and sobriety.
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Mariana, meanwhile, navigates the bro-centric sphere of a tech company, trying to find space as one of the company's two female engineers.
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Skydio's drone can do that because it navigates by analyzing images from its onboard cameras, which capture a 360-degree view around it.
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Like the K5, it navigates autonomously and has a suite of sensors and cameras that relay audio and video back to a human supervisor.
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Moss plays Offred, a handmaid that navigates this male-dominated world where punishment is swift and brutal for those that don't follow the rules.
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Glantzman's work has a pulsating energy that is in harmony with the way she navigates the world: rapidly, generously, in motion and in conversation.
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" In the first trailer, the duo navigates first kisses, DIY masturbation innovations, and the aforementioned hormone monster who stops by to distribute "nocturnal emissions.
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Robert Sluymer, technical strategist at Fundstrat, said he is more concerned about how the market navigates the whole range of lows from this year.
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Hulu Insecure is very much a friendship comedy and a comedy about one woman (Issa Rae, as Issa) as she navigates her late twenties.
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The credit largely rests with the way Fisher navigates this film: Her face and body language are tools she wields for an arresting experience.
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She's tall — just under 6 feet — and her years on the basketball court compound the air of dominance with which she navigates a room.
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Investors have been closely watching how ESPN navigates the shakeup in television as viewers defect from traditional pay TV services and online services proliferate.
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Super Mario Odyssey appears to be a successor to Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Galaxy, in which Mario navigates large and explorable spaces.
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She points out that there's still a ton researchers don't know about how the brain navigates the world, let alone how technology will interfere.
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Export shipments from Grasberg are again suspended as the mine's majority owner and operator, Freeport McMoRan, navigates yet another rewrite of Indonesia's resource rules.
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Kranz navigates Sam's simultaneous innocence and dangerous selfishness nicely, and his clear consternation at the situation is one of the film's better comic elements.
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Lindblad's departure, after a 34-year career at Boeing, comes as the world's largest planemaker navigates one of the worst crises in its history.
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The character deftly navigates raised obstacles, appropriately speeds up and slows down based on the input and reacts accordingly to the walls and bridges.
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So it's only natural that the film spends a lot of time with protagonist Peter Parker as he navigates the demands of high school.
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Once in the warehouse, the woman navigates them toward a specific box from a number and letter combination scrawled on a scrap of paper.
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The tale opens in 2007 as Josep Colomer, the scout who nurtured Lionel Messi at Barcelona, navigates the Niger Delta escorted by armed rebels.
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Finally reunited with Rachel, Mike Ross (Adams) readjusts to life outside of prison and navigates the reality that he is no longer a lawyer.
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As Congress navigates budget caps and a White House determined to slash spending, it also must consider the turmoil and violence rocking the world.
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In its 880 pages, Neal Stephenson's Fall; or, Dodge in Hell navigates many of the themes the science fiction author has become known for.
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Susana Polo, Polygon: Laura Dern navigates a tricky character in Vice Admiral Amilyn Holdo, while Kelly Marie Tran is instantly lovable as Rose Tico.
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The company is developing a household robot that has wheels for roaming about the home and navigates using computer vision, according to the report.
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Boeing opened its first 737 completion plant in China as the Chicago-based airplane maker navigates the ongoing trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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I want a movie, book, or show from the other side, amid Coruscant's glittering spires, as Iella navigates a life as a double-agent.
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Now, while she navigates her normal, everyday life against an explosive backdrop, Emily might just discover that being a hero doesn't always require superpowers.
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Ms. Featherstone navigates the play's alien — make that "Alien," given the implicit nods in the direction of Ridley Scott's film — terrain with impressive ease.
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Even Bobby Berk from "Queer Eye" navigates through Ikea's maze to get items for his projects that are both within budget and easily customizable.
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"Things to Come" is a quiet midlife drama in which a philosophy professor (Isabelle Huppert) navigates disruptions in her family and her inner life.
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This first-person coming-of-age story, set to a 1970s pop soundtrack, follows Mr. Baker (Laurie Kynaston) as he navigates the opposite sex.
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The country is likely to ask the U.S. for leeway or exemptions to any sanctions as it navigates the new trading landscape, Driscoll projected.
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Deep black skin navigates a pastel-colored world of impossibilities that might have been designed by M.C. Escher in the paintings of Alex Gardner.
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Why it matters: Although talking about Iranian nukes could bolster Netanyahu's domestic support as he navigates corruption scandals, his maneuver is fraught with risks.
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It was an unfortunate incident for which Nene has since apologized and we wish her the best as she navigates this very difficult period.
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"This phenomenal podcast navigates the journeys of different entrepreneurs that have built some of the world's most well-known brands or innovations," she said.
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Silence navigates the tension between missionary and colonizer, East and West, Christianity and Buddhism and political ideology, but refuses to land on definitive answers.
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It's because Manafort is such a gilded, sordid reminder of the company that Trump keeps and of how he sees and navigates the world.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — It is I, here to woman the Wordplay Waffle House for a couple of weeks while Deb navigates the maelstrom of moving.
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"Complexity" and "mystery" are the magnetic poles Robinson navigates by, primary sources the water she swims in, "reductionism" the recurring object of her contempt.
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Beginning in 1949, the artist conceived of the Spatialism movement, creating immersive environments like "Spatial Environment" where the viewer enters and navigates the space.
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As Mignon navigates obstacles like prejudice and boorish men, "Illusions" critiques white male power partly by becoming an argument for black female self-representation.
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Francisco Mora's "El Minero de Plata" ("Mine Worker in Pachuca," 1946) distorts the dimensions of a worker's body as he navigates an underground tunnel.
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Margaret Perry, the play's Irish writer, keeps the images pouring forth in a lava flow of language that the superb Holahan navigates with confidence.
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This is obvious in the picture of Lucrezia that emerges as the pope's daughter navigates the diplomatic entanglements wrought by her father and brother.
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Rossello is planning to privatize PREPA over the next 18 months, as Puerto Rico navigates a $120 billion bankruptcy, the largest in U.S. government history.
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As the industry navigates the complicated issue, children continue to slave in dangerous mines for pennies of what the industry makes for the sparkly cosmetics.
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Michelle navigates a tense and claustrophobic sequence of events, as the tone fuses horror, thriller, comedy and science-fiction, playing with the element of surprise.
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Part one of the miniseries, "Toxic Guanabara," follows the efforts of Moscatelli as he navigates the environmental and political hurdles leading up to the Olympics.
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In fact, according to Jianxiong Xiao, the car navigates using nothing but a handful of cameras he bought at Best Buy for $50 a pop.
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When moving diagonally, that energy has to zig-zag left and right, making repeated 90-degree turns as it navigates the screen's fine grid pattern.
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Dailey takes over the controls and navigates around the truck, while another operator in the front passenger seat, Jutaporn Huesman, flags the incident for review.
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In his essay collection They Can't Kill Us Until They Kill Us, poet and cultural critic Hanif Abdurraqib navigates American history and culture through music.
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The third film in the beloved franchise centers on the titular character's life as she navigates a pregnancy, two possible fathers, and an unsure future.
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The show will follow Ballinger's signature character, Miranda Sings — a wildly untalented fictional singer who believes she is extraordinary — as she navigates her daily life.
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It will also be among the most critical bellwethers of how the president-elect navigates repairing relationships with the many targets of his harsh campaign.
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The action takes place nineteen years after Deathly Hallows and follows Harry's son, Albus Severus Potter, as he navigates Hogwarts and life under Harry's spotlight.
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But as the reality star navigates life after divorce, Alexis, a devout Christian, is relying on her faith to carry her through this difficult time.
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How Colombia navigates its fiscal deficit and rising inflation is now more pressing than the long-term prospect of peace in the country, investors said.
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But as Leah navigates her senior year of high school, she realizes that she may love one her friends more than anyone else might expect.
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Girl Meets World follows Riley (Rowan Blanchard), the daughter of power couple Cory and Topanga as she navigates a high school life of her own.
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But the ways in which Cazzie's character Remi navigates all that anxiety has more to do with drones, Instagram, and pregame-party photo faux pas.
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Healthier banks are vital for China as the world's second-largest economy navigates a slowdown and attempts to halt a rapid build-up of debt.
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SITTING in the back seat of the self-driving Uber as it navigates narrow streets in Pittsburgh's old industrial heart, the Strip District, is surreal.
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Set during an NBA lockout, "High Flying Bird" smoothly navigates the Xs and Os of the high-stakes financial game played by agents and executives.
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Love, the KushnersAs WeWork navigates a rocky path to going public, the founders' leadership style has been under a microscope by current and prospective investors.
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Altria brings decades of lobbying expertise in Washington that could benefit Juul as the company navigates heightened federal scrutiny of its products' popularity among teenagers.
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It is about domestic politics, as Haley navigates her way within the Trump administration and the administration itself throws red meat to the President's base.
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It's a gorgeous prestige drama that meticulously traces the life of Queen Elizabeth II as she navigates conflicts between crown, duty, and her personal life.
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In the fifth and final season, Cleaver navigates his new career as an independent senator just as a terrorist gas attack hits New Parliament House.
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In the opening story, a student at the Iowa Writers' Workshop navigates his filial relationship with his Vietnamese father who has come for a visit.
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The film profiles Zuzia, 12, in her own coming-of-age moment as she navigates her changing body and her position on her vaulting team.
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Painter and collagist William Villalongo makes work that explores Blackness and navigates the politics of historical erasure to reassess Western, American and African art histories.
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Johnson is attempting to strike a post-Brexit trade agreement with the United States as he navigates the country's pending split from the European Union.
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How a 21st-century Detroit navigates the dangers of regeneration is a particularly poignant question on the 50th anniversary of the 1967 Detroit race riots.
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In the new season, Zoey moves into an off-campus apartment, rekindles a romance and navigates a social sphere defined by hashtags and status updates.
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Read: A new biography, "First: Sandra Day O'Connor," by Evan Thomas, navigates the pathbreaking career of the first woman named to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The writing is crisp and funny, as Less navigates a comedic gauntlet of awkward, international social situations like unknowingly and relentlessly butchering a foreign language.
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In one choice bit, the player navigates a series of "crushes," attempting to get into a relationship with them by selecting the right dialog choice.
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In the very first episode, Cotton, the transgender daughter of Carlotta, navigates identity with her mother and gets attacked while working at a local strip club.
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All the options under the category now display "censored" in red lettering below them, and clicking on any navigates to a page with a similar message.
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As Willie navigates the spirit realm, trapped between living and dead, he encounters other strange denizens of the bardo, all resisting the push to move on.
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He is the grandson of Samsung's founder and the move is seen as an important step as Samsung navigates the choppy waters post-Note 7 recall.
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Bomer's Monroe navigates the cutthroat world of aging execs, enterprising ingenues and tireless paparazzi — all while clad in the stiff but timeless menswear of the '30s.
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The YA novel focuses on a young woman, Offred, as she navigates a society so dominated by men that she doesn't even get her own name.
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Where a lesser author might imagine Thibaut as an embittered loner, who follows only his needs and his conscience, Miéville navigates his protagonist's complicated affiliations deftly.
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Revenue did miss estimates as Walgreens navigates a "challenging retail sales environment," but it said it is making progress in cutting costs and implementing other efficiencies.
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No, not make them into the literal car seat, but show them what the car "sees" as it navigates—and then give them the gas pedal.
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Elizabeth navigates supporting her students, falling in love with the town Mountie, and generally figuring out who she wants to be away from her affluent upbringing.
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One insight was that "the tip of the bottlenose dolphin penis navigates around the female's single vaginal fold to achieve successful insemination," according to the abstract.
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Seeing an empty driver's seat at 45 miles per hour, or a steering wheel spinning in empty space as it navigates suburban traffic, feels inescapably surreal.
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The trip is one of dozens of ethical scandals Pruitt is trying to weather as he navigates a path to keeping his job at the EPA.
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The play is set at an African-American prep school, where an openly gay student navigates masculinity and leadership as the head of the gospel choir.
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A successful entry is "Nickel Mines," a chamber musical that hauntingly navigates a thorny matter — the real-life shooting at a Pennsylvania Amish school in 2006.
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"I didn't think that I was, but I try to be," he says, patiently answering every question as he navigates an elevator to his next interview.
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She navigates the world in a mood because she wants to, and despite repeated misogynistic criticisms from tabloids, she's never changed her approach due to pressure.
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It's hard to look away as the DC-born and frequent GoldLink collaborator navigates his world, reconciling his past and writing his way up and out.
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The new nation, an idea still in progress, would inevitably call for reassessment, flexibility and innovation, and Feldman skillfully navigates the zigzag path of Madison's recalibrations.
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Lynskey and Schloss are well matched as mother and daughter, and Griffiths builds a relationship between them as this far-from-innocent teenager navigates her world.
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Andrew Cuomo drew around the synagogue at the center of our outbreak, a ring that reflected little attention to how our community actually navigates the streets.
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She's also a fast worker, and she quickly navigates through the story's trickier, more emotionally precarious moments without seeming to rush through or away from them.
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As she navigates her new identity, she leads a group of freedom fighters who set out to battle her former allies and save Etheria, her homeland.
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Hala Dir: Minhal Baig Seventeen-year-old Hala (Geraldine Viswanathan) navigates her senior year of high school while being at odds with her conservative Muslim upbringing.
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That he will arrive as the team navigates the looming end of the 38-year-old Eli Manning's long tenure will only add to the pressure.
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Councilman Keith Powers, whose district includes Waterside Plaza, said he did not expect opposition to the ground lease extension as it navigates the city's review process.
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Everlane, the apparel start-up, said on Friday that it was eliminating a large portion of its staff as it navigates the effects of the pandemic.
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Point is, the curious but resigned lens through which Rocko of Rocko's Modern Life navigates it all is deeply true to the Australian-in-America experience.
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Chris Coons (D-Del.) predicted that Schumer will shine as he navigates the shadow presidential primary among as many as a half-dozen of his Democrats.
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It's about how Offred navigates the complexities of desire, which is why the reductive aspect of the many flashbacks to her relationship with Luke is surprising.
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How Schumer navigates that group -- and how united that group remains under Schumer's leadership -- will decide whether the votes are there to move forward at noon.
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How Price navigates this environment could determine whether Republicans can make good on President Donald Trump's pledge to provide access to cheaper care to more people.
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Much of his success will depend on how he navigates the demands of Wall Street for growing returns with the political and public clamor for change.
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"As the next administration navigates these difficult security talks, it'll have to make decisions for American security that recognize budgetary constraints and require tradeoffs," Biden said.
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Chowdry's appointment will "bring valuable insight to the board as the industry navigates increasing regulatory, governance and risk requirements", AMP Chairman David Murray said in statement.
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While the stakes are high for China, it will likely act prudently as it navigates these issues with the unpredictable Trump team, at least at first.
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It's an endlessly entertaining work precisely because of how artfully it navigates painterly conventions, raising certain formal expectations only to dodge them at the last moment.
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The mother-of-two, who has been taking a break from recording since her 2012 album Lotus, is feeling freer as she navigates through her late thirties.
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The trailer for Netflix's "funny, yet painful" family comedy acquaints us more closely with Sam as he decides to date and navigates the daunting waters of adolescence.
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With her handy dandy map in hand, June navigates through the forests and into an airfield (TBH, no way could I have done that without a phone).
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In much the same way that self-driving cars "see" their surroundings, TerraSentia navigates a field by sending out thousands of laser pulses to scan its environment.
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Trump and Clinton spoke out on Twitter in defense of the 19-year-old's right to privacy as she navigates life as a freshman at Harvard University.
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John Akomfrah's Tropikos, showing at the Pérez Art Museum Miami, navigates the United Kingdom's role in the slave trade and the inherently formidable power of the sea.
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When the truck is about to exit, a trained remote operator, who is sitting in an office, takes over and navigates the truck to its final destination.
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Regardless, the dragonfly is a creature that is both fragile and known for the unique way it navigates the world, so it's a good metaphor for Sansa.
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Fin's focus is on the poised ache of her voice, how she navigates simple yet suggestive melodies, and where she does and doesn't choose to dramatize emotion.
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Their ragtag gang navigates the barren earth after a deadly virus kills most of humanity, and in Season 3 they're on the run from volatile nuclear sites.
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Here, Cage navigates the city's narrow back streets through loud traffic and buzzing markets on the back of a donkey, as seen in the recently released trailer.
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Then, during the ride to work, Autopilot navigates the car, conforms to traffic flow, makes sure the driver doesn't accidentally exit his lane and, finally, parks itself.
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In HBO's dark period drama, "Boardwalk Empire," Enoch "Nucky" Thompson navigates the political morass and gangland clarity in Atlantic City, New Jersey during America's experimentation with Prohibition.
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The film taps the teen comedy genre in the retelling of Spider-Man's origin story as his alter-ego Peter Parker navigates the perils of high school.
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Since then, Xiaomi has been trying to broaden its patent portfolio, inking deals with Qualcomm for instance, as it navigates the tricky minefield of Android royalty payments.
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In "Small in the City," he shows us how a young child navigates a city — it's unmistakably Toronto — with deep knowledge of all its nooks and crannies.
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News of the emails come as Facebook navigates the fallout from revelations that Russian actors purchased political ads on Facebook to potentially interfere in the 2016 election.
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Paulson navigates the supernatural as naturally as breathing, tackling a wide range of iconic roles in American Horror Story that range from a witch to conjoined twins.
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"If Trump navigates too well, China could be confronted with a stronger, larger and ultimately reunified Korea as a regional, democratic bulwark and U.S. ally," Kempe warned.
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Blake Lively is introduced in this thriller riding in a rugged roadster and peering at a smartphone while a scraggly-bearded, longhaired driver navigates rough forest terrain.
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The so-called millionaire's tax has become a political lightning rod for the governor as his nascent administration navigates entrenched political power bases in the state Legislature.
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In the subsequent animation, a submarine navigates deep in the ocean and releases the torpedo, which then maneuvers to hit targets in the water and on land.
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As the Boy and First Angel, the countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo adroitly navigates the luminous and piercing, the gentle and chilly sides of his two-sided character.
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He now navigates it with ease, alternating between taking space at the front of the movement and lending a hand as needed to organizers behind the scenes.
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Buffy's is a hero's journey for the ages, and it has been a wonderful show to watch again and again with my daughter as she navigates adolescence.
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In Nostromo, the titular character is a good guy who navigates a political crisis before being shot in the head thanks to a case of mistaken identity.
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The treasure hunter navigates obstacles, climbs walls, and in the boss fight he must quickly analyze a giant robot's strenghths and weaknesses in order to defeat it.
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Square, a Harvard professor and first-time curator, deftly navigates the history of racism that exists across the school and investigates how that history still resonates today.
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The change of guard comes as Foxconn - with its big factories in China and large roster of U.S. clients - navigates a trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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The craft is the same one being introduced in Dubai, the Chinese-made Ehang 184, a compact pod with four dual-propeller extensions that navigates by using sensors.
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These watchstanders, sailors an average age of 18-20, steer the ship, control the ship's speed, and maintain a clear picture while Abraham Lincoln navigates the high seas.
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But despite her new duchess life, she's remained true to her pre-royal self — and she has the support of her closest friends as navigates her new world.
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A simple map of a room is built up as the robovac navigates a space, but is wiped from the bot's memory after a cleaning cycle is complete.
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The Moms, Denise Albert and Melissa Gerstein, chat with TV personality & host Wendy Williams about her new digital app, her career and how she navigates parenting a teenager.
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Based on Becky Albertalli's book of the same name, the movie follows Simon as he navigates both coming out and discovering the true identity of his online crush.
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Having been called to compete on a game show, Laura Petrie ably navigates the host's fusillade of questions about her husband's boss: TV star Alan Brady (Carl Reiner).
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Those two pillars may prove difficult to maintain as China navigates a painful economic transition that threatens to shed countless miners and factory workers and widen social inequality.
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He plays on an Xbox, navigates his way using a GPS and knows when to turn the lights off — but life wasn't always this easy for David Woodbridge.
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We discuss her grassroots efforts to create change, tactics of protest, how she personally navigates oppression, and how we can all be inspired to take action right now.
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His departure is a blow for the government as May navigates the final year of tortuous Brexit negotiations before Britain's exit from the European Union in March 2019.
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Congress is entering uncharted waters as it navigates the turbulence of a presidential impeachment process, with no clear idea of which way the political winds will be blowing.
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Perhaps some of the steps taken in my situation could serve as a guide as our country navigates this new age of political theater and the #MeToo movement.
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With a little help from her friends, her loving family and her 13-year-old alter-ego in animated form, Lizzie navigates the ups and downs of adulthood.
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That time, however, his client wasn't a multinational; his client was the C.I.A. Though it deftly navigates the subject, the focus of "Black Water" isn't really American hegemony.
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Series premiere date: November 15Hulu's new comedy focuses on Jules (Kat Dennings) as she navigates the aftermath of a breakup and tries to rebuild her previously-forgotten friendships.
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Advantage: Mary In the second part of this lavish historical diptych, directed by Shekhar Kapur, Cate Blanchett's extravagantly powdered and coifed Elizabeth nimbly navigates an uncertain political landscape.
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A camera crew follows the artist during this period of his life as he navigates the dilapidated hallways of his building and into the mess where he lives.
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"As society navigates this time without live sports, viewers are still looking to the sports world to escape and enjoy a collective experience," ESPN said in a statement.
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But when David logs onto his Margot's computer for clues, he finds a chasm between the way he navigates the digital world and the way his daughter does.
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The series will follow Murphy as a sitcom wife named Allison as she navigates the struggles of sitcom convention and eventually breaks free to tell her own story.
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Meanwhile, its personal storylines, in which Tommy navigates being a lesbian trying to date women in a brand new city, go beyond those of the typical police drama.
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She navigates the corridors of the Capitol with a black binder tucked under her left arm, a purse slung over her shoulder and a fierce look of determination.
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The filmmaker Shaleece Haas follows Bennett Wallace, a transgender teenager, over four years as he navigates adolescence, sobriety, and the physical and emotional changes of his gender transformation.
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He makes a beeline for Home Depot, which he navigates with the speed and expertise of a star employee, and goes directly to the Scotch-Brite Extreme Scrubs.
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With the help of her sister, Katherine (Christina Hendricks), and her mother, Peggy (Amy Madigan), Deb raises her grandson and navigates the challenging relationships she is left with.
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As our anchorwoman navigates the newsroom, she must brush off innuendo and swat away gropes in order to prove that she can cut it in an anchorman's world.
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An honesty and compassion grounds BoJack as it navigates issues ranging from addiction to infertility, and that sets it apart—not just within animation, but on TV in general.
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Although Khloé Kardashian's famous family is wary of Tristan Thompson, they are standing by the new mom as she navigates the future of her relationship with the NBA player.
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Watch as she navigates splitting a dinner bill with friends, purchasing an outfit for a night out, and commuting across New York City — with nothing but her cell phone.
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It navigates slow, expensive data connections, users who speak a variety of languages and dialects ignored by most podcast distributors, and trickiest of all, a draconian digital censorship regime.
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As a young man trying to break his cousin (Keith Stanfield) into the music business, Glover's character navigates the world of the Atlanta rap scene — but not exactly seamlessly.
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As Zan works her way up from the depths of the world, Jayd navigates through the Bhavajas, and the two converge for a larger plot to save the worlds.
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In a somewhat unlikely move, he begins to see a therapist as he navigates the struggles of his personal and professional life while continuing to work for the mob.
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Despite the absence of any actual food in the five-part series, brilliantly navigates the food space and uses abstract forms and ideas to depict the nuances of cooking.
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It remains to be seen how Twitter navigates the verification battles to come — and whether de-verifying accounts has any effect on reducing harassment and abuse on the platform.
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In the latest video, which is currently going viral, a 3-year-old cheers on her dad as he navigates styling her hair for the first time before school.
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Along the way we see Merieme struggle to find her identity as a young woman while she navigates an abusive family situation and a relationship with an older man.
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At an age when most fighters can lean on guile and intuition, Washington navigates strategy through his ears—by listening to Pullman's strategies and sticking to the game plan.
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"Hmmm," Smith muses as he stares into his smartphone and navigates away from MapTheVote to a program that contains data from the Democratic National Committee's file of registered voters.
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After watching the video twice, she navigates back to the home screen and opens up the YouTube app to watch an episode of the colorful animation Billy Bam Bam.
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Investors are also awaiting a flurry of data in coming weeks that could show steady growth in China in July, even as the economy navigates a tighter policy environment.
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Paul "DJ Pauly D" DelVecchio is supporting his friend and Jersey Shore: Family Vacation castmate Ronnie Ortiz-Magro as he navigates his up and down relationship with Jen Harley.
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The same can be said of Stevens's music—he navigates the emotional high wire with style and grace, sometimes threatening to slip but never plunging down to the ground.
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Set in summer 1959, the story follows Damon's Gardner Lodge as he navigates "the town's dark underbelly of betrayal, deceit, and violence," according to a description from studio Paramount.
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American Gods follows ex-convict Shadow (Whittle) as he navigates a tricky no man's land in the war between the ancient gods of the world and their modern rivals.
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But if Sunrise navigates this moment well, millions of people are elevated out of poverty, billions of people are saved, and we protect human civilization as we know it.
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The Bank of England is likely to pay attention too, as it is trying to improve its understanding of early signals coming from Britain's economy as it navigates Brexit.
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Rasheed's work navigates these intersections, combining and recombining linguistic and visual registers, from mathematics to scholarly writing heavy with numbered footnotes to speech fragments in standard and colloquial English.
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"Mom" (CBS, recently renewed for Season 6) What it's about: A newly sober mother (Anna Faris) navigates life with her two kids and her mother, a fellow recovering addict.
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How Prince Mohammad navigates his relationship with a religious establishment that gives the royal family legitimacy in mosques and schools will be vital to the stability of the Kingdom.
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The critically-acclaimed show was also beloved by fans, and follows a inmate named Piper as she adjusts to her life in prison and navigates personal relationships behind bars.
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In "Line of Sight," as troves of these Chappie-esque droids scale the tropical wasteland, our protagonist navigates lush plains and overgrown jungles in search of food and shelter.
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Everyone in the village navigates complex and uncertain lives, juggling crafts, farming, family, and other demands, which may include migrating to the cities for work, in order to survive.
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Along the way, we see Merieme struggle to establish her identity as a young woman while she navigates an abusive family situation and a relationship with an older man.
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The departure of Facebook's policy and communications czar, Elliot Schrage, comes as the company navigates a difficult period marked by scandals over foreign election meddling and consumer data privacy.
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Facebook's performance will be a prelude for how it navigates a likely onslaught of propaganda, false information and foreign meddling during the 2020 presidential election in the United States.
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Hiss Golden Messenger — the country-rock group spearheaded by the songwriter M. C. Taylor, who delicately navigates matters of family and faith on songs like "Biloxi" — will also perform.
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The iRobot Roomba 960 robot vacuum cleaner seamlessly navigates an entire level of your home, keeping track of its location and recharging as needed until the job is done.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — Iris Bohnet navigates the narrow carpeted stairs to the wood-paneled hotel lobby balancing a smartphone, two bags and a winter coat the size of a duvet.
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The kind who wakes before dawn, who battles the A train, who navigates turnstiles with a surfboard, who — when the waves are right — will even surf in a gale.
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She navigates the blade down the esophagus, past the epiglottis and into the chest, where it's separated from her heart by about an eighth of an inch of tissue.
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Greta Gerwig stars as a 27-year-old aspiring dancer, rolling with the punches as she navigates New York in a state of arrested development — before slamming into reality.
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Juul plans to combat underage use and provide a safer alternative to cigarettes for adult smokers while the company navigates regulatory scrutiny, CEO K.C. Crosthwaite said in a statement.
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The sequel series set to stream on Disney+ will follow 30-year-old Lizzie as she navigates millennial life in New York City, which Duff is super excited about.
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Greta Gerwig stars as a 103-year-old aspiring dancer, rolling with the punches as she navigates New York in a state of arrested development — before slamming into reality.
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Trump's offhand remark was a stark reminder of the eternal risks to the people in his orbit, particularly as the notoriously unpredictable president navigates the delicate politics of impeachment.
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Analysts say the decline may well have stopped in the most recent quarter, as the company navigates a challenging shift to new businesses like cloud computing and artificial intelligence.
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Spend some time familiarizing yourself with the Québécois political situation, too, as it's a fascinating (and ongoing) example of how a conquered people navigates its Anglo-Saxon colonial hangover.
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Klinsmann, though, will have bigger concerns as he navigates home-and-home World Cup qualifiers with Guatemala in March with one eye on the Centenario opener against Colombia in June.
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But the Orwellian nightmare that the writers concoct winds up taking a back seat to a more conventional cat-and-mouse game as Ben navigates his way through the ranks.
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The reassurance Kristol found in some of Trump's Cabinet appointments, he said, has dissipated as Trump navigates the complexities of foreign diplomacy with a worrying degree of impulsiveness and bombast.
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When a user navigates to the website, the portion of their CPUs capacity that isn't being used will suddenly be used to crunch complex mathematical formulas that generate new cryptocurrency.
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David Bellos, an English-born professor of French literature at Princeton University and an eminent translator, navigates through its five parts, 48 "books" and 365 chapters with clarity and wit.
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The Thread Re: Chirlane McCray Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah profiled the first lady of New York City, depicting how the poet, journalist and activist navigates the newfound expectations placed upon her.
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Flashlight in hand, street sweeper Alejandro Galasao, 58, navigates a labyrinth of alleys to a main road to catch a bus to the capital Manila 30 km (18.6 miles) away.
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As Matt Lauer navigates life nearly a year after being fired from NBC over alleged sexual misconduct, the father of three is focusing his attention at home — with his children.
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She even made an appearance Saturday in L.A. for a Pride event alongside Blac Chyna, who we know Wendy's tight with and has been shadowing as she navigates single life.
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The resignation of one of May's closest allies is a blow as she navigates the final year of negotiations ahead of Britain's exit from the European Union in March 2019.
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The staff navigates the cozy room decked out in raw wood and minimalist glassware with good humor, knowing when to suggest a Bordeaux and when to leave well enough alone.
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Crowley's site is much better designed, navigates well and contains all of the conventional political pablum that's been pureed and forced down the throat of the American voter for decades.
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My Big Fat Fabulous Life is back for a fourth season with more drama than ever as Thore navigates her sexuality, her breakup and — biggest of all — a possible pregnancy.
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How Khan navigates that relationship will determine whether steps can be taken toward an elusive peace with India — key for the two nations that are home to 1.5 billion people.
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Hurd's leave is a "tough situation" for Oracle, said IDC's president, Crawford Del Prete, as it navigates a market dominated by cloud players including Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
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The E.M. Forster adaptation boasts Emma Thompson in her best role (and an Oscar-winning one at that!) as the strong-willed Margaret, who navigates class, family drama, and romance.
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It's possible that the promotion successfully navigates the many issues it faces at present, and continues to exist as one of the biggest platforms available to fighters outside the UFC.
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RE-ELECTION TEST McConnell's main concern as he navigates the shutdown drama is likely November 2020, when he will face a re-election contest in his home state of Kentucky.
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The teenage Vancouverite's new song "Sex Calls" is a great example of that, as Brome navigates a cavernous, sensual beat with aplomb while pouring his heart out, sexily of course.
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Throughout his ensuing solo career (and later Pedro the Lion's reunion, which brought about the excellent and nostalgic 2019 LP Phoenix), Bazan navigates complex feelings and pain with remarkable depth.
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Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is an absurd game, but like its predecessor, The New Order, it skillfully navigates being touching, upsetting, subversive, and hilarious, depending on what's most appropriate.
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No specifics have been given for the changes, but there are likely to be some more growing pains as the company navigates its service around the medium's highest-profile creators.
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Those albums show how BTS navigates an increasingly variegated and complex sound: Chainsmokers-esque EDM-pop, 1990s R&B, hip-hop from New York and the South, and much more.
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McQuiston masterfully navigates two very different political realms, conjuring the quick-fire decision-making of a progressive White House and the iron-grip traditionalism of Buckingham Palace with equal skill.
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His mother, Karen Dietrich, is trying to prepare Connor as best as she can as he navigates local and national media, by making sure he puts his best face forward.
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The series has followed Bojack, an anthropomorphic horse voiced by Will Arnett, as he navigates a fictional version of Hollywood, where he lives as a has-been 1990s sitcom star.
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The series will be told from the point of view of the third in line to the throne, 6-year-old Prince George, as he navigates a very unusual childhood.
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Business Insider spoke with Vizio CEO William Wang about how he navigates the challenges and embraces the advantages of bootstrapping a privately held tech company in a $200 billion industry.
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The movie follows teen California transplant Max (Omri Katz) as he navigates his first autumn in New England, not believing the spooky legends that fascinate his new, Halloween-obsessed neighbors.
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You can really create and compose images in a wide variety of ways, including applying stickers and text that stick to the frame as a viewer navigates around the image.
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The S&P and the Dow notched their longest weekly losing streak since May on Friday, as Wall Street navigates a part of the calendar that's typically bearish for stocks.
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A road trip that doubles as a tribute to the late cinematic titan Abbas Kiarostami, 3 Faces navigates the rural terrain of Iran with director Jafar Panahi's infamous defiant nature.
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FSD includes Summon as well as Navigate on Autopilot, an active guidance system that navigates a car from a highway on-ramp to off-ramp, including interchanges and making lane changes.
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As such, all eyes will be on Melania Trump as she navigates the often tricky waters of palace traditions, royalty and impressing one of the longest reigning monarchs in modern history.
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He angrily addresses what he calls President Donald Trump's policy of fearmongering and quickly navigates to facts that show that refugees are among the safest people to enter the United States.
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His debut EP Home, released last year and backed up by an impressive video for lead single "Creeping," presented a unique voice: one that navigates darkness with nocturnal, near-spiritual hymns.
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In addition to Yoo, Uber's head of self-driving, Anthony Levandowski, has publicly taken a back seat on the autonomous operations as the company navigates the lawsuit Alphabet levied against it.
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The gorgeous drama unravels the emotional journey of one boy's life in three dramatic stages (each played by a different incredible Black actor) as he navigates his personal desires and responsibilities.
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Shin's arrest creates a leadership vacuum at Lotte, a retail-to-chemicals giant with 110.8 trillion won ($102 billion) worth of assets, as it navigates mounting losses at its China operations.
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Jeanie Finlay's powerful documentary film captures his journey to parenthood, as he navigates healthcare costs, family tensions, constant judgements by strangers, and an uncomfortable reckoning with his own sense of identity.
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The conflict is the latest example of a technology company being pinned in the crosshairs of geopolitics as it navigates censorship of content on its platforms, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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It will be interesting to see how Disney navigates the more culturally delicate live-action project, particularly considering the fact that it also has a live-action Aladdin on its plate.
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As Nanjiani navigates his feelings around that, and his sudden relationship with her parents (Holly Hunter and Ray Romano), The Big Sick reveals more about what Nanjiani's family wants for him.
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By the time such a bill navigates its way to a vote, it's unlikely to resemble anything close to the 2015 Open Internet Order, which first established federal net neutrality regulations.
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EditorsNote: updates with Purdue's next opponent in new sixth graf Purdue navigates past Vermont MILWAUKEE — Two years ago, Cincinnati brought Purdue's season to an abrupt end with a one-point victory.
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Unlike junta leader Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, Hemedti has grabbed the limelight, often delivering speeches in public as Sudan navigates a volatile transition period after a 30-year dictatorship.
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In one drawing, the minute quivering of the floor line — angling barely upwards and down as it navigates the edges of a room — anchors the brisk verticals of walls and door.
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Hartigan's film navigates Morris' crush on a local girl, his relationship with his father, his struggles with a German bully, and his unbalanced friendship with his older German tutor (Carla Juri).
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In the game Montezuma's Revenge, Panama Joe navigates from room to room in an underground labyrinth, collecting keys to open doors while avoiding enemies and obstacles like snakes and fire pits.
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As Stefan navigates the "most important day of his life," viewers are prompted to make choices for him, many of them seemingly mundane, like which cereal he should eat for breakfast.
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We're guessing there's a good chance Xan sticks in the storyline ... 'cause on paper, it looks like Showtime is investing in a fresh face as it navigates Emmy Rossum's impending departure.
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In the video below, you can watch it in action, as it navigates itself into the center of its exoskeletons, and then uses emitted heat to wrap the suits around itself.
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FSD includes Summon as well as Navigate on Autopilot, an active guidance system that navigates a car from a highway on-ramp to off-ramp, including interchanges and making lane changes.
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It's a fun Super Mario World clone where the player navigates 12 states to nab an electoral victory while dodging MAGA hat wearing enemies, ICE bullets, Ted Cruz, and Donald Trump.
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It's both a nod to the sonnet and to the age of her female protagonist, a biracial "nerd-jock" struggling to fit in as she navigates the bewildering flux of adolescence.
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Even if Bell returns, which is expected after this week's trade deadline passes, it's going to be fascinating to see how Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin navigates having two elite running backs.
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In the waning days of her Catholic high school career, Lady Bird navigates college applications, the limitations of her family's economic situation and the tension between platonic relationships and romantic ones.
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The light-skinned black daughter of a woman born in South Africa and a man born in New York, Thandi navigates her student days as an inhabitant of liminal social spaces.
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She must defend her own life as she navigates the complicated nature of time travel — made worse by the fact that she is in love with two men from different times.
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A young Vietnamese woman, sent alone to America at the age of twelve, narrates this début novel, which navigates a lonely adulthood in New York while excavating difficult memories of home.
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However Trump navigates the split-screen moment of the next few days, the accelerating Democratic oversight campaign represents a serious challenge to the White House -- and subpoenas haven't started flying yet.
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The Associated Press: In San Diego, U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw takes a hard line as he navigates between the ACLU and the Trump administration in legal challenges to immigration policies.
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His lead character is a Syrian refugee, Hashem al-Souki, who makes a harrowing boat trip from Egypt to Italy, navigates Europe by foot and rail, and seeks asylum in Sweden.
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With him on almost every trip is a bright young woman named Emily, who accompanies Chasten through airports, navigates crowded photo lines, and keeps him organized and briefed on the trail.
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Release date: TBD on Disney PlusWhat it's about: The reboot of the classic Disney show will follow a grown-up Lizzie McGuire as she navigates life and love in 2019 Brooklyn.
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The resignation of one of May's most trusted allies is a blow as she navigates the final year of tortuous negotiations towards Britain's exit from the European Union in March 23.
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But less navel-gazing and more accountability to those of us who keep the social network's coffers flush with billions in profit might behoove Facebook as it navigates its latest existential crisis.
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In the trailer for the new movie, Bigger, played by Moonlight stand-out Ashton Sanders, is seen wearing a leather jacket, his hair dyed green, as he navigates life in the city.
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It would have been easy to turn The Boys into a misogynistic splatterfest, but Kripke navigates around that trap while also dropping in a few elements that add equality to the picture.
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Oxbotica's "CargoPod" mini-truck holds eight boxes of groceries (compared to 80 in a regular vehicle) and smoothly navigates three kilometers of residential streets, using the normal combination of cameras and sensors.
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The beautiful thing about this film is that it is centred upon Frances' quest to stand on her own two feet as she navigates the perilous path of twenty-something city life.
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We see her in intimate settings and public spaces as she navigates her newfound infamy, and her almost pathological confusion as to why society won't accept her as a "transracial" black woman.
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Blair thanked the producers, actors, and crew on her upcoming Netflix series Another Life for providing a supportive workplace environment as she navigates her life with MS, particularly costume designer Allisa Swanson.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that the company was exploring expanding its board as it navigates bankruptcy proceedings in an effort to potentially settle an ongoing battle with shareholder BlueMountain Capital Management LLC.
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As a car navigates a new environment in real time — an environment that's constantly changing, that's full of noise and ambiguity — deep learning techniques inspired by the visual system might fall short.
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Savitt provides a frontline view of student protests, government crackdowns, and the Tiananmen Square massacre, which he navigates on motorbike, documenting the wall of tanks and splintered bodies in stark, bloody terms.
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Synopsis: In the independent drama "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," shy student Charlie (Logan Lerman) navigates high school with the help of witty seniors Sam (Emma Watson) and Patrick (Ezra Miller).
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 92%Summary: Directed by Steven Soderbergh, the sports drama "High Flying Bird" focuses on agent Ray Burke (André Holland) as he navigates a deal during a pro-basketball lockout.
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Starring in her own romantic comedy, Natalie navigates her place in a shinier New York City and a cut-throat workplace, all while trying to win over heart-throb Blake (Liam Hemsworth).
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Many believe Markle, who identifies as biracial, is dealing with the same scrutiny as she navigates her new role and attempts to put forth an agenda for her civic work and legacy.
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In a cultural moment when stories about women using sex to deceive men for money could easily do more harm than good, it navigates those dangerous waters flawlessly with care and confidence.
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Celebrity minders will surely snicker knowingly at "Gemini," Aaron Katz's neo-noir caper, in which Jill, a personal assistant to the Hollywood starlet Heather, navigates the murky abyss between loyalty and servitude.
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Just as the emotional transformation reaches its climax, the music startles with a shimmering, introspective diminuendo that drifts down from the heavens, a passage Ms. Netrebko navigates with trembling and bewitched delicacy.
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In the coming adventure video game Sea of Solitude, the main character — a young woman named Kay — navigates a partly submerged city as she faces a multitude of red-eyed scaly creatures.
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I haven't even gotten into whether — and if so, how — Google should censor results from its search service, which is, after all, primarily a tool that navigates the internet as it exists.
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The move is part of a few decisions Boeing made in order to support itself as it navigates through the pandemic and works to ensure that it is positioned for a recovery.
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"In a nutshell, this remains a major holding time for investors in Apple and clearly there will be some speed bumps along the way as Cupertino navigates the coronavirus outbreak," Ives wrote.
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Mr. Vestberg will oversee a company of more than 150,000 employees as it navigates an industry undergoing rapid change, with consumers all over the world flocking to wireless devices and online media.
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But his relationships with his neighbors the Melskis, his elderly best friend Gene, and his coworkers are especially affecting, especially when he navigates his newfound romance with his girlfriend Sarah (Jo Firestone).
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A Reuters poll of analysts had estimated an average contraction of 2.2% year-on-year as the country navigates through a serious economic crisis with a tepid economy and stubbornly high inflation.
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May, the 59-year-old home secretary, is poised to take the helm of Britain as it navigates an exit from the European Union after her only remaining rival withdrew on Monday.
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The first follows Tyler (Harrison Jr.), a high school senior, as he navigates the burden of expectations put on him by his overbearing father, played with bristling intensity by Sterling K. Brown.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg met with key senators and then visited President Trump at the White House Thursday, as his company navigates an increasingly dense maze of antitrust probes and regulatory initiatives.
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I think that any show where a woman navigates smart conversations and questions things and can also be funny at the same time is something I never really had in my childhood.
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Rather than doggedly following a human being, it navigates itself around using cameras and ultrasonic sensors—though a remote operator can take control of it to supervise tricky manoeuvres such as crossing roads.
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It's a fitting title for the new series, which follows Dre (Anthony Anderson) and Bow's (Tracee Ellis Ross) eldest daughter Zoey (Yara Shahidi) as she navigates life at the fictional Southern California University.
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Barneys secured $75 million in new financing from affiliates of Hilco Global and the Gordon Brothers Group to help it keep operating as it navigates the bankruptcy court, it said in a statement.
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Cantu chose to launch Higia's bra in Mexico as a regulatory "hack," he says, to collect customers and data while the company navigates the more arduous US Food and Drug Administration approval process.
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Strickland seems as excited by how Sheila navigates the absurd interactions she has with the men in her life as he is in creating new ways for this red dress to haunt her.
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As Offred navigates the new social order in the Republic of Gilead, which pits women against women and executes any dissidents, she desperately fights to hold on to the woman she was before.
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The documentary follows Abby Hansen, a stay-at-home mom turned vocal advocate for Ordain Women, as she navigates the repercussions of her unpopular activism against her church in her predominantly Mormon suburb.
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Born with a disability called arthrogryposis, Ryan lacks nerves and muscles in his arms and legs, which means he's unable to walk or use his hands, and navigates the world in a wheelchair.
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The board is tasked with helping the bankrupt U.S. territory manage its finances as it navigates the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. government history, trying to shed $633 billion in bond and pension debt.
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So much of Rock's content in Tamborine is raw and difficult, but he navigates everything with so much ease and so many deft punchlines that it never loses its steam or its hilarity.
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The 1975 was most deserving of the award, having created a colorful nightmare with "Love It If We Made It." The video gracefully navigates the treacherous balance between entertainment and important social commentary.
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Barneys secured $75 million in new financing from affiliates of Hilco Global and the Gordon Brothers Group to help it keep operating as it navigates the bankruptcy court, it said in a statement.
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When it will be available on Disney Plus: November 12The film follows Pacific bottlenose dolphin Echo as he navigates growing up in the coral reef and his role in the larger dolphin community.
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Though Mergia is far from his home country, he keeps music close to him as he navigates the streets of DC. "I have a keyboard in the trunk of my taxicab," he says.
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Lost, alone, and vulnerable, he navigates the city, trying to find his way back — but of course he has no idea how, and nobody recognizes the name he gives for his home village.
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His own best adviser People familiar with his thinking say Trump has renewed his longtime conviction that he is his best adviser, listening principally to his own instincts as he navigates the presidency.
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Boeing's incoming CEO, David Calhoun, a 2346-year board member, is inheriting a company in crisis, as the nation's top exporter navigates the fallout from two crashes of its bestselling 280 Max planes.
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That means the driver still needs to be paying full attention to the road while the car self-navigates and turns, but passengers can plug in and connect, their attention far from the road.
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Watch the video above to find out more about how she built her business from the ground up and how she navigates the constantly expanding financial picture that comes with a constantly expanding life.
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Serve relies on Lidar as it navigates its course, but it also comes with a camera that is supposed to be monitored by a human driver who will oversee a team of Minions Serves.
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Tesla said Wednesday that it's also rolling out a new feature this week called "On-Route Battery Warmup," which the company says intelligently heats a car's battery when the owner navigates to a Supercharger.
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A firmer housing market should help prop up the economy as it navigates rough seas caused by a robust dollar, spending cuts by energy companies hurt by lower oil prices and sluggish global demand.
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To solve that problem, engineers designed train wheels with an angle so that as the train navigates a corner, the wheels can shift from side-to-side, essentially changing their sizes in real-time.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis As the CEO of Camping World and star of CNBC's "The Profit, " Marcus Lemonis navigates business meetings, on-air interviews and other social settings with ease.
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Sabrina also casts Satanic spells as part of the Church of the Night and keeps up her frenemy status with the Weird Sisters, but we're curious about how she navigates these murky supernatural relationships.
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Berry Jenkins' coming-of-age drama follows Chiron — played by Alex R. Hibbard, Ashton Sanders and Trevante Rhodes at different points in the character's lives — as he navigates the drug-plagued streets of Miami.
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" The NGA explains, "Anyone who sails a U.S. ship, flies a U.S. aircraft, makes national policy decisions, fights wars, locates targets, responds to natural disasters, or even navigates with a cellphone relies on NGA.
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FSD includes the parking feature Summon as well as Navigate on Autopilot, an active guidance system that navigates a car from a highway on-ramp to off-ramp, including interchanges and making lane changes.
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The company claims the SDK is the first of its kind: a kit that lets anyone program such an intelligent robot, a robot that recognizes faces and navigates new environments and even mimics emotions.
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But as white and black people alike start to try to suborn him for their conflicting agendas, he navigates the pitfalls of fame with a noble humility that falls a little short of human.
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Bo Burnham's directorial debut follows the genial but despondent Kayla (Elsie Fisher) as she not only navigates middle school's judging adults, preening peers, and hallway hell, but also its social-media-induced social anxiety.
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It follows Jessica as she navigates work, social media (including Tinder), and another guy post-break-up—all the while incorporating multiple conversations with other women and young girls about stuff other than men!
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The author deftly navigates between company memorandums, herbarium specimens, and ethnographic objects, presenting a model of how to deal with nontextual sources: how to read illustrations alongside taxidermied specimens, official reports, and private correspondence.
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In reinforcement learning, an algorithm interacts with the environment—a robot navigates the real world, or a player competes in a game — and learns through trial and error which behaviors lead to desired outcomes.
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As with Blount's successful earlier books "Alphabet Juice" and "Alphabetter Juice; Or, The Joy of Text," he whimsically navigates the streams and channels that connect writing with speech — especially speech of the American South.
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As Malaysia navigates its way from developing country to middle-class-nation status, the battle of its capital city against worsening traffic will play a crucial role in shaping the country's 21st-century identity.
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The contraption - a box of electronics supported by four independently moving legs attached to wheels - is omnidirectional, navigates over obstacles, even across water, and can be remotely controlled by farmers as it herds cattle.
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Written by Sam Humphries and drawn by Caitlin Rose Boyle, it's a manic, hilarious, and ultimately sweet story about a young, superpowered, ferret-loving girl (Jonesy) as she navigates the adventures of high school.
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She shares the news with friends, casually posts about it on Instagram, navigates the steady stream of doctor's appointments — all while a petrified, what-on-earth-am-I-doing feeling simmers under the surface.
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Cuomo, meanwhile, has been mostly quiet as he works to hammer out an on-time budget in Albany, the state capital, and navigates the aftermath of a longtime ally's recent conviction on corruption charges.
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On the farm just outside Cobargo, a town decimated by the fires, Green navigates a hill of scorched soil and charred trees to observe a sitting kangaroo that has made no attempt to move.
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On "Girl," her second album, the pliable singer-songwriter navigates womanhood in lush ballads and powerhouse anthems that paint her, in turns, as a down-home girl-with-guitar and an elegant dynamo diva.
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So it is likely to go for most of the 2020 campaign, as a president prone to political brinkmanship and angry outbursts simultaneously navigates divided government and his own battle for a second term.
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By then, the person in the driver's seat will be able to watch a movie while the car navigates the morning commute, he said — but only if people are comfortable letting go of control.
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From that point the play navigates plot turns that keep the audience guessing up until a gasp-inducing finish; the director Rachel O'Riordan is attuned to every hormonal adjustment in Mr. Owen's empathically imagined heroine.
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The exit ramp is a long, curving slope, and you have to make sure the 50-foot big rig you're driving carefully navigates the bend and doesn't fly out of control at a high speed.
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She keeps a blog where she documents her journey as a transgender woman Rae keeps a website where she documents her thoughts and experiences as she navigates life as a member of the LGBTQ+ community.
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By now you've probably seen those top-down graphical images of a self-driving car as it navigates through a neon-hued world made up of yellow and purple boxes representing other cars and pedestrians.
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Nair doesn't try to turn Mutesi into a perfect poster child: She lets her be fearful, frustrated, and even bratty as she navigates growing up along with growing into her role as Uganda's chess ambassador.
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Uber just announced the launch of Uber AI Labs, a new research group focused on improving everything from the route of your food delivery to the way your self-driving Uber car navigates the roads.
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That power can be directed within, perhaps as someone casting a protective spell for herself as she navigates an unknown challenge, or outwards towards others, say in the healing capacity of a green witch herbalist.
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While Romero's canonization comes at a symbolically important time as Francis navigates the future direction of his embattled papacy, it's actually the culmination of a much longer process that Francis initiated shortly after becoming pope.
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Directed by Bryant himself, the up to 15-minute episodes follow character "Puny" Pete, as he navigates a variety of activities — each with their own unique obstacle and solution — with his group of diverse friends.
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The upcoming series, which is inspired by Riverdale showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa's dark Archie Comics story The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, will follow the iconic character as she practices her craft and navigates high school.
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The issue is potentially damaging for May, already weakened after losing a parliamentary majority in last year's election and struggling to pacify her deeply divided party as she navigates the final year of Brexit negotiations.
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WPP, the world's largest advertising agency company, has worked to sell off companies, cut staff and simplify its client offerings as it navigates a turnaround it kicked off last year after a period of decline.
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She navigates motherhood, Marty's testicular cancer and sexist insults before tying for first in her class at Columbia Law School (she followed Marty to New York where he landed a job as a tax attorney).
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But for now, while Lohan navigates the next step of her journey, we've got Beach Club, a TV show about the starlet's golden hideaway, where she's still surrounded by cameras, but now she feels safe.
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But it's also compelling, as she navigates her already-knotty relationships with the resentful male staff at her video game company, her possessive lovers and mysterious new friends, and various other people in her life.
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The TPP — a sweeping 12-nation accord that would affect as much as 40 percent of the global economy — is among Obama's top legislative priorities as he navigates his last year in the White House.
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She is co-writing her debut YA novel with her sister Monika, which tells the story of 14-year-old Alexis as she navigates through high school romance, loss, and reconnecting with her Hispanic heritage.
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Ms. Shields navigates high school, family acrimony, flirtations with her male sparring partner and Flint's crushing poverty to pummel her way to qualifying bouts in China and, at 17, to the 2012 Olympics in London.
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The groundbreaking show debuted on Broadway in the 1960s, and is nowadays notorious for having a bunch of full-frontal nudity, so it'll be interesting to see how NBC navigates its own musical FCC nightmare.
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But now, as the Iowa farmer navigates the painful aftermath of a devastating 2017 accident in which farmer Kenneth Mosher was killed, Soules says his relationship with the show that made him famous has changed.
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As she navigates the frustrations of America's broken health care system, Cary helps her grandmother sell the apartments she's owned since the 1950s, and then patches up the tumultuous relationship between her grandmother and father.
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They include figurative sculptures inspired by virtual objects from his video series "Reifying Desire" (2011-14), in which Satterwhite's own digitally animated avatar navigates a world where his mother's renderings of household items are realized.
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The fashion tribe, too, bundles up against the bracing winds and gingerly navigates the snowdrifts and icy puddles that can often accompany the (ironically timed) spring/summer shows of New York Fashion Week each February.
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As the lead character, Rae plays the complicated but lovable character Issa (hey, when it's your show, you make the rules), and she clumsily navigates life and love with the help of her closest friends.
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The footage teases a closer look at one of the most famous artists in the world, particularly around her public political awakening, activism, and how she navigates when and how to use her powerful voice.
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The Israel trip also comes as President Trump navigates a surge in anti-Semitism and his recent acknowledgment that he would consider a so-called one-state solution to the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Some people representing Sears while it navigates bankruptcy have also privately suggested to Lampert that he should seek to replace the $300 million loan from the banks with his own financing, some of the sources said.
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It gives you a real, empathetic sense of how Ali, a longtime actor who "broke through" last year with his Academy Award–winning performance in Moonlight, navigates both Hollywood and America as a black Muslim man.
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The bottom line: Although Facebook needs to appease Wall Street as it comes off a string of controversies and navigates new changes to its products, its CEO was blunt about the challenges posed by this trend.
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There are extraordinary sequences that follow Cleo as she navigates the careening bustle of Mexico City in the early 1970s, the frame teeming with detail that suggest hundreds of different stories that surround Cleo's singular tale.
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We may have to wait a year or two to see how Jon navigates those conflicts, but we're being shown in this episode that he's not going to take the easiest, or most graceful, way out.
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PEOPLE spoke to a handful of experts on the issue so you can learn to recognize the symptoms in advance and hold your best friend's paw as he navigates his golden years with strength and dignity.
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Weeks after the scandal broke, an insider told PEOPLE that Olivia Jade is sticking by close friends as she navigates the fallout, including not returning to USC and losing a lucrative partnership with makeup giant Sephora.
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Gill said the technology that allowed a drone to be pre-programmed, so that it navigates to a point or a number of points and then returns to base to recharge, could be bought from online.
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Investors now turn their attention to the minutes of the last Fed meeting, which offers a peek into the U.S. central bank's thinking as it navigates through what is probably the end of its tightening cycle.
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One of the major, most general causes of concern about Kavanaugh's testimony is the simple fact that a federal judge, who quite literally navigates the law for a living, refused to answer so many key questions.
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The show strives to be whimsical but feels so weightless there's little incentive to stick around long enough to find out -- an unwitting endorsement, in a way, of the fine line that "Better Call Saul" navigates.
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Creditors, which include wildfire victims, are fighting for funds as PG&E navigates bankruptcy stemming from the blazes and as the state plans for increasingly long and dangerous fire seasons its officials attribute to climate change.
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His latest role is on Hulu's new show Ramy, which follows a first-generation Egyptian American who works at a failing tech startup in New Jersey as he navigates his complicated Arab, Muslim, and American identity.
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And he praises him, saying, "Good job!" and "Good boy, Gus!" as the dog navigates the route while dressed in his own running gear — a specially designed harness that offers greater mobility than his usual one.
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The car navigates complex driving situations, such as a non-signaled four-way intersection, traffic merges, and an unprotected left turn into heavy traffic — all while hitting speeds of up to 40 mph (64 km/h).
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Critic Score: 92%Audience Score: 81%Gillian Flynn's "Sharp Objects" follows a reporter covering a story about a series of unsolved murders in her hometown as she navigates the difficult relationships with her family and past.
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But some of Gosar's Freedom Caucus colleagues who publicly voted for Ryan are now threatening to oppose him in a January floor vote depending on how he navigates this tricky set of issues before the election.
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For Condé Nast, W is the last of the three titles the company moved to shed nearly a year ago as it navigates a changing magazine industry and move past $120 million in losses in 2017.
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In telling the story of Portuguese priests and persecuted Christians in Japan, it navigates the tension between missionary and colonizer, East and West, Christianity and Buddhism and political ideology, but refuses to land on definitive answers.
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I initially recoiled at the synopsis, which warned me that Bennett's new role as a stay-at-home dad would test his masculinity and self-worth as he navigates the zany world of rich, beautiful white people.
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Chuck needs a high up perch in order to exact revenge – and that perch is AG. Chuck's handgun permit odyssey takes him throughout the power centers of New York, which he navigates in true slippery eel fashion.
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Mattingly's Swale (2016–present), for example, is a barge that navigates New York City waterways; upon it she grows and gives away food to circumvent the city ordinance that makes it illegal to do so on land.
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So as the company continues to grow, it will be worth watching how it navigates its brand, its message and the inevitable involvement of more than the early adopting high-achievers who have used Crimson to date.
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Leading us through the day will be "Power Lunch" co-anchor and vice president of Events Strategy for CNBC Tyler Mathisen, the best possible guide as Healthy Returns navigates the span of the entire health-care system.
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Anchored with impressive supporting performances by Abdul-Mateen II, and Moonlight's Jharell Jerome, the film follows Mo as she navigates the challenges of being a Black woman in a man's world, while juggling her own personal struggles.
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It will keep up with Jenner as she "navigates her unique life as an entrepreneur, fashion designer, author, television star, style icon and CEO/Founder of Kylie Cosmetics," according to a press release for the upcoming show.
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In a trailer which dropped before the Game of Thrones finale, Paul is front and centre as he navigates a rather bleak-looking future, seeking "something, someone real" — before meeting a seriously bedraggled Dolores at the end.
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"I'm so far away from home, but it feels less like discovering and more like remembering, if that makes sense," she says as she navigates a field of sheep droppings on an uphill walk to her cottage.
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"Watching the way he navigates raising our children and his strength and his fortitude and his ability to always be there, he's just the rock for our family, and that stability I find really sexy," Brent says.
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Orellana's daily life is impacted by androgyny, and since few representations existed that spoke to how an androgynous person navigates a social sphere dominated by binary categories, they decided to create the Middle Child body of work.
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How Trump responds to these challenges -- and how deeply he understands and navigates the powerful forces at work across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe -- will determine the fate of the United States over the next year.
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Charley reclaims her sense of self as she takes on the Landrys and the Boudreauxs, and she continues to transform as she navigates the tension of her life with Davis and what she longs for with Remy.
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But it just made a big bet, purchasing in a concentrated around major population centers — places that may have walk-up apartments, aggressive taxi drivers and other urban obstacles that Mr. Browne navigates five days a week.
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The movie, out on Valentine's Day, is a gritty, cyberpunk homage to Kishiro's 1990 work that takes place in a post-apocalyptic world and follows a cyborg named Alita (Rosa Salazar) as she navigates an unfamiliar world.
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The wide-ranging profile also touched on Huntsman's role as the United States' leading statesman in Russia and how he navigates the US-Russia relationship in the wake of Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election.
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Defenses duck under every screen he navigates, betting that they can cut off his drive before it starts and that he won't be able to thread a pass through a thicket of limbs before they do so.
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Mr. Tavares remembered their 2011 meeting clearly, but it was merely one of his constant encounters with strangers he approaches for assistance as he navigates the city alone by public transit, to shop, socialize and take classes.
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But as a pop culture critic, I'm taken with how brilliantly she navigates the straits of giving everybody a great show while also offering just enough of a glimpse of the real Beyoncé to keep us fascinated.
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It is an astonishing list of highly complicated ethical and political minefields — and for the most part, Conant navigates these debates while acknowledging the competing schools of thought among orthodox and revisionist historians of the Cold War.
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For a parent wrangling groceries and children, avoiding even a 2-minute walk to the car might save some sanity, though they'll be challenged to keep their eyes on their vehicle as it driverlessly navigates toward them.
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In the third episode of the series, "Take Me As I Am, Whoever I Am," Anne Hathaway portrays a woman who's combating the symptoms of bipolar disorder as she navigates the world of dating and professional life.
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For example, if you open a spreadsheet in Google Docs in Chrome, the side wheel still navigates through tabs instead of scrolling left or right, because technically you're still in a web browser, not a proper spreadsheet.
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It comes loaded with features, including shopping lists that auto-fill based on past purchases, an interactive store map that navigates shoppers along the "best route," and augmented reality features that will give shoppers additional product information.
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While the potential benefits of autonomous delivery are enormous, regulators want to make sure there is a way to take control of the autonomous vehicle in case there is a problem as it navigates streets and sidewalks.
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And yet, he seems to understand that this is, in fact, not a dream, and that the best way to honor the opportunity he's been given is to be his actual self as he navigates this fantasy.
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"The Portable Dorothy Parker," by Dorothy Parker The way that Dorothy Parker navigates her own darkness with wit, and her commentary on what it was like to be a woman in America in the 1920s is wildly compelling.
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She returned to the water almost immediately — only these days she prefers power boating to sailing when she navigates near Washington's San Juan Islands, where she lives with her family, husband Ed, a contractor, and her two daughters.
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Social media enables Callimachi to access what she calls the "inner world of jihadists"; she lurks in Telegram chat rooms, navigates an endless flood of tips on Twitter, and carefully tracks sources and subjects all over the Internet.
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Her parents are itching for grandchildren, but interpersonal relationships have never come easily to Lane (she, like author Hoang, has Asperger's syndrome) so she decides to call in a pro to help as she navigates the dating world.
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Investors are uncertain about future profit at Alphabet as the company navigates the move to a phone-based computing world and invests in small, fast-growing initiatives from self-driving cars to selling hardware and cloud computing services.
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Brands are on high alert for how they might be impacted as the social network navigates the fallout from revelations that a British data firm improperly harvested the personal information of up to 87 million of its users.
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Possible leverage with Senate Republicans: Considered a moderate with friends in both political parties; being an older appointee could be an advantage as Obama navigates a Republican-led Senate that does not want a long-serving Democratic appointee.
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The trailer follows her as she navigates everything from the world of dating to the perils of baby showers — where she gifts the as-yet-unborn baby with a book called The ABCs of Subverting the Patriarchal Paradigm.
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Shot on 35mm film and set in the Pacific Northwest, the film follows the trials of Stella, a teenage poet, as she navigates the alien world of high school and searches for her missing soulmate, the enigmatic Sebastian.
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LONDON, Feb 21 (Reuters) - A big bond fund's bet against the euro that has stood since 2013 could be removed later this year if Europe navigates its way through political tests in the likes of France and Germany.
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Her target audience is primarily other Woolf scholars, of course, but there's something here for all fans of Woolf's diaries, as well as anyone interested in how a woman writer navigates the role of public and private writing.
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Welcome to Zaire When 37-year-old John Lukas touched down in the capital of Kinshasa aboard a rickety cargo plane in the late 1980s, the Congo was a very different place to the one he navigates today.
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Mitigating the spread of such information is no simple task, particularly as the company navigates blowback from all sides about the content that is and is not promoted on its platform with its constantly evolving algorithm and rules.
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The process toward economic feasibility has not been an easy one, and unfortunately is littered with stories of failure — but these are high-risk ventures, and failures, are how the market navigates new technologies and learns from mistakes.
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IAG, which also owns Spain's Iberia and Vueling, said it would cut April-May capacity by at least 75% and postpone CEO Willie Walsh's retirement - keeping successor Luis Gallego at Iberia's helm as the group navigates the crisis.
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Where a generation ago wheelchair options were limited to small, medium and large, now there's Morph Wheels, with folding and collapsible wheels designed for portability, and the Motivation Rough Terrain Wheelchair, which navigates rough, unpaved or uneven terrain.
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IAG, which also owns Spain's Iberia and Vueling, said it would cut April-May capacity by at least 21% and postpone CEO Willie Walsh's retirement - keeping successor Luis Gallego at Iberia's helm as the group navigates the crisis.
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He navigates the thicket of languages by conducting his prematch and halftime team talks in both English and French; his assistant Mustapha Hadji, a popular member of Morocco's 1998 World Cup squad, steps in when Arabic is required.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.), Sen.
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Instead, all the action is shot hand-held from the passenger's seat, the camera panning front and back to capture the chaos and danger happening outside the car, as well as Stephanie's expressions as she navigates the car.
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A Reuters poll of analysts had estimated an average contraction of 2.1% year-on-year as the country navigates through a serious economic crisis with a tepid economy and stubbornly high inflation that is unlikely to ease soon.
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Here's Swift personalizing the diseased nature of fame, a condition she's considered with envy and rue in her songwriting, namely on "The Lucky One" from "Red," a masterpiece album from 2012 that navigates stadium, dance floor and diary.
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In its "afterlife," the young satellite navigates the realm it once safeguarded, as a spectral apparatus, contemplating the meaning of life and the Sinofuturists, a group of bots who survived government shutdown by becoming historical specialists and curators.
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The ease with which Gott takes the skies, navigates his local surroundings, and lands again makes you wonder if we should just give paramotors to every commuter, instead of spending millions of dollars trying to make flying cars happen.
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It follows his digital avatar as he navigates mineral eruptions created by Portuguese duo FalcaoLucas and Pi-Slices, black and taffy mannequins by Matt Corbin, polygonal mandalas by Hexeosis and Luis Aretuo, and rainbow-tinged psychedelics by Popsicle Illusion.
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The main, titular podcast is Alba Salix, Royal Physician, which centers around a beleaguered court physician as she navigates her zany fantasy world filled with familiar high fantasy tropes: court intrigues, dragons — and, oh, yeah, institutional sexism and racism.
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Immigration policy, social welfare, environmental justice, global compacts and treaties, racial equity, even taxation itself — how a leader navigates all of these issues will depend fundamentally on how she or he perceives the nature of dignity and human obligation.
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Life of Kylie will follow Jenner as she "navigates her unique life as an entrepreneur, fashion designer, author, television star, style icon and CEO/Founder of Kylie Cosmetics," reads a press release for the eight-episode, half-hour docuseries.
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In places, Call Me is unabashedly erotic, and yet Guadagnino nimbly navigates that tricky terrain without ever venturing into gratuitousness — simply treating Elio and Oliver's relationship as it deserves to be treated, just like any other cinematic love affair.
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But Brie hopes that she's totally unrecognizable in her new role on Netflix's GLOW, where she'll play a down-on-her-luck actor who navigates the world of '80s professional wrestling in hopes of catching the limelight once again.
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As she navigates the remote terrain, the self-professed Naked and Afraid superfan uses her camping experience to make fires and to feed herself, even climbing a papaya tree nude with the help of her ICU nurse partner Justin.
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The eagerly-awaited sixth season of the multiple Emmy-winning show navigates uncharted waters -- for the first time its interweaving plots will move ahead of its source material --- the wildly successful series of novels by author George R.R. Martin.
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The Black-ish spinoff follows eldest daughter Zoey Johnson (Yara Shahidi) as she navigates college life, and ahead of its season two premiere, the show announced a new program offering $125,000 grants to help pay off recipients' student debt.
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It's sweet and sharp and very funny, with a precise sense of the stakes, the risks and the thrills that Morris encounters as he navigates his strange surroundings and the equally disruptive stirrings of his own dreams and desires.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Federal Reserve: Chairman Jerome Powell on Wednesday gave Congress broad hints that the nation's central bank will cut interest rates later this month as it navigates a global economic slowdown and headwinds from uncertain trade policies at home.
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As Lexi maneuvers the two men, seeking ways to regain the control that was taken from her, Ms. Sealey navigates power through nudity, physically and psychologically exposing her male subjects while allowing her female protagonist to remain an enigma.
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Faced with the "dichotomy" of continuing economic growth and below-target inflation, "the Fed should keep policy on hold at its May FOMC meeting as it navigates the tug-of-war," between the two, analysts at Deutsche Bank wrote.
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J.) and Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.).
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Netflix&aposs highly-anticipated second season of its British drama "Sex Education" follows high schooler Otis Milburn, the son of sex therapist Jean, as he navigates his own budding sexual exploration while doling out sex advice to his peers.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 88%Summary: In "The Incredible Jessica James," aspiring writer Jessica (Jessica Williams) navigates New York City during a breakup, hoping her feelings for her new friend Boone (Chris O'Dowd) lead to more than just a rebound.
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Yet, if one surfs cable television or navigates Youtube and social media, these windows into our public life quickly showcase politicians, mechanics and grade-school teachers all weighing in on the topic with great passion and reflective commonsense smarts.
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At its heart is a boy's coming-of-age story as he navigates tensions at home and figures out his sexuality; other characters, including hurricane survivors, a scrappy baseball team and a woman having an affair, populate these stories.
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At the International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems in Madrid last October, the autonomous drone, which navigates using artificial intelligence, raced through a complicated series of turns and gates, buzzing and moving like a determined and oversized bumblebee.
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China has rolled out a flurry of stimulus measures since late 2018 to spur consumption from cars to home appliances amid a broader economic slowdown, as it tackles financial risk at home and navigates a trade war with the United States.
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Equal parts memoir and illustrated guidebook, it chronicles Andrew's journey through adulthood as she navigates love and heartbreak, professional indecision and success, and personal struggles — some of which have led her to her current line of work as an illustrator.
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This photo essay follows one rapper as he navigates the vibrant, but at times dangerous, rap scene of the Middle East — proving that no matter the circumstances or location, hip-hop is always a powerful tool for self-expression. —G.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank will likely cast a pall over equity markets next week as the largest German lender navigates a possible multi-billion dollar settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over the sale of mortgage-backed bonds.
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The resignation of one of May's closest political allies, who had helped pacify her deeply divided party, is a blow as she navigates the final year of tortuous negotiations ahead of Britain's exit from the European Union in March 2019.
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Consumption growth in China is "very likely" to slow further this year as the economy cools, the commerce ministry said on Tuesday, underlining the rising risks facing the Asian giant as it navigates a trade war with the United States.
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It's always interesting to see how a heavy rock/metal-oriented band navigates a guitar-less existence, and the unique pairing of Bates' wildly expressive electric violin with Gadke's acrobatic, commanding bass makes quite a compelling argument for the practice.
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And Ivanka Trump and Jared Kusher -- who are both Jewish but nonetheless attended the Vatican session with the President -- have rarely been away from the President's side as he navigates the tricky international politics of the Middle East and Europe.
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Now, in 2016, a man in an inflatable T-Rex costume navigates an obstacle course on a show named American Ninja Warrior and a watching crowd goes absolutely wild, we should recognize that the USA has reached similar, dizzying heights.
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That gives them very distinct voices, although while "The Bisexual" navigates well between comedy and drama, "SALLY4EVER" muddles the relatable conflict of its title character with the cartoonish nature of the people surrounding her, including her coworkers and thoroughly obnoxious boyfriend.
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For the Saturday matinee, James Levine conducts John Dexter's creaky 1979 production of Mozart's "Die Entführung aus dem Serail" ("The Abduction From the Seraglio"), with a cast that includes the soprano Albina Shagimuratova — who navigates Konstanze's coloratura hurdles with aplomb.
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In Ankara to strengthen ties with Turkey as she navigates Britain's departure from the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May hailed the deal, saying it showed "that Britain is a great, global, trading nation and that we are open for business".
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For that pilot, select members of the public are able to hail a Waymo self-driving Chrysler Pacifica minivan, which then autonomously navigates to their position, picks them up, and brings them on to their destination, all managed from an app.
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He crashes when appropriate, fighting for rebounding position or bodying up a post scorer, and navigates when that is what's needed, finding an opening on the baseline or slipping through a forest of bodies on a roll to the basket.
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But as Erwin and her team seek to build share in the innovation banking market, she knows that she'll need the capital as she navigates a hotly contested niche that has benefited from a robust start-up and venture capital environment.
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Offering everything from LGBTQ-friendly liturgy for weddings, funerals or retreats to individual consultation as one navigates the often murky holy waters of one's queerness and faith, Enfleshed aims to help bring churches and faith practices into the 21st century.
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One of John Hughes' classic scripts comes to life with Molly Ringwald as Andie, a girl who navigates through high school and finds how cruel it can be when the popular guy (played by Andrew McCarthy) takes a liking to her.
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Much of the narrative tension in "I Love You, Daddy" involves not just the parameters of China and Leslie's icky relationship, but also how Glen navigates that ick in view of his own longstanding adoration of the other man's work.
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On the 14-minute "Starebaby" closer, "Episode 8" — one of several pieces on the record inspired by Mr. Weiss's deep immersion in "Twin Peaks: The Return" — the band navigates a series of breakneck, diabolically complex themes with a nimble, organic feel.
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In this piece, Mr. Tikhonovsky takes us through the ways he navigates Times content , like regularly reading the Opinion section, responding to Learning Network writing prompts, conducting research for school assignments and using articles as conversation starters with his parents.
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But honestly, you probably won't care about most of the above when you're watching the movie, especially as it navigates out of its trickier portions into a conclusion that goes for broke on ambition and, to my mind, pulls everything off.
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While Noah navigates the rocky waters of class, race and faculty politics at the charter school where he works, his ex-wife Helen and her boyfriend, Vic, receive a devastating medical diagnosis that throws their already strained relationship into greater turmoil.
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Starring Josh Hutcherson as a literal child (to parents Bradley Whitford and Cynthia Nixon), this sweet indie tells the story of 11-year-old Gabe (Hutcherson) as he navigates the "ugly, terrible business" of his first love, Rosemary (Charlie Ray).
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.) got behind his campaign.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.), former South Ben, Ind.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.), former South Bend, Ind.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.) and former Rep.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (Minn.) and former South Bend, Ind.
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But that doesn't mean the trial itself won't have twists and turns — and potentially some surprises — as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell navigates the demands of his Senate conference, pressures from Democrats and the whims of Trump and his Twitter account.
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But that doesn't mean the trial itself won't have twists and turns -- and potentially some surprises -- as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell navigates the demands of his Senate conference, pressures from Democrats and the whims of Trump and his Twitter account.
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While Ms. Watts navigates the partisan shoals of Cat and Dog (she won't take sides, though she did say she has a "sadly genetic" cat allergy), her inbox forces her to confront other, even more dispiriting aspects of the human condition.
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In Daniel Kehlmann's "Tyll," published in German in 2017 and now appearing in an impeccable English translation by Ross Benjamin, the gaunt trickster navigates the havoc of the Thirty Years' War, the 17th-century conflict that left Central Europe in ruins.
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How Buttigieg navigates all the incoming he is beginning to face will be a telling indicator of whether he is a flash in the plan or someone who has the real potential to be the party's nominee next fall. 21.
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This documentary follows Jose Reza, 20, who came to Florida from Mexico with his mother when he was 15, as he navigates an uncertain future as a first-year college student and runner during the presidential campaign of Donald J. Trump.
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Mr. Pitt was nominated for an Oscar for this role, in which he deftly navigates playing an old man who knows very little about the world and grows younger until he is a dying baby who has seen it all.
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He has an ex (Charlotte Gainsbourg) and a new colleague (Rebecca Ferguson), and soon he has a mess of trouble that he navigates amid a great deal of snow, byzantine developments, dead-end detours and a grab bag of random characters.
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A recently deceased person navigates through the nine levels of Mictlan with the help of Xolotl, a kind of Virgil who is the double of the powerful deity Quetzalcoatl and also has the job of protecting the sun in the underworld.
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We meet teenage Romy as she navigates a tense relationship with her own mother while trying to get clean and watches her city rapidly gentrify—poor people, like her, who grew up on its outskirts are further made into outliers.
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With lyrics like "Sometimes I still doubt myself/ But at least now I love myself," each of her songs essentially functions as a love letter to herself, and a reminder of her resilience and growth as she navigates the world.
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J.), Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisClyburn urges Biden to pick black woman as running mate: 'African American women need to be rewarded' for loyalty Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges The Hill's Morning Report - Biden delivers another devastating blow to Sanders MORE (D-Calif.) and Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.), are "all capable of being president" when asked about possible running mates.
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It is both very sad and very honest; Oberst navigates it with a sensitive touch that is never too heavy, but which underlines the statement of his record: capitalism dims our emotional lives, steals joy, and, at its worst, overrides our humanity.
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With his trusty grappling hook, parachute, and wingsuit, Rico navigates the world with relative ease, able to hook himself onto any vehicle and seamlessly maneuver into the driver's seat to drive or fly his way to the next mission, whatever it is.
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Pub date: July 16 The third of South Korean author Han Kang's books to be published in the US, The White Book explores the devastation of grief as a nameless writer on a retreat in Poland navigates the loss of her sister.
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Catesby's refusal to abandon his religion brings him "to the edge of financial, social and psychological ruin" as he navigates a shadow game involving spies and a government dedicated to hunting him, his family and priests down to torture and kill them.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has been meeting with lawmakers at a faster clip than his two predecessors, a push that appears to be earning him allies as he navigates tricky monetary policy waters and vocal White House criticism.
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Directed by Quebec-based director Maxime-Claude L'Écuyer, Squad Leader TD-73028 Soliloquy (spotted by io9) follows a lone sandtrooper (portrayed by cosplayer David Blouin and voiced by Anton Golikov) as he navigates his way across a desert planet, reciting Hamlet's famous soliloquy.
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As for these two songs, "Forza Bruta Bruta Ram Attack" is a five-minute-long ripper that's as eerie as it is jaw-droppingly technical while "Colon Hell" sounds like the soundtrack to a video game where the main character navigates your nightmares.
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In a time of politically motivated Twitter bots, fake news accusations, and a smart deployment of meme warfare, the Russian Embassy's Tweetsquads are an inventive new weapon as the war for political credibility navigates its way through the kingdom of social media.
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How Wray navigates senators' questions related to the Russia investigations will be particularly noteworthy given that the FBI is already lending "a great number of folks" to assist in the investigation, according to testimony from acting bureau chief Andrew McCabe last month.
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Jupitus, Bill Bailey and guests Anne Charleston, Ed Byrne and Fyfe Dangerfield from the Guillemots watch in a sort of awkward horror while Preston navigates the banter as gracefully as a handkerchief in a wind tunnel, and you have to wonder: why?
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Consumption growth in China is "very likely" to slow further this year as the economy cools, the commerce ministry said on Tuesday, underlining the rising risks facing the Asian giant as it navigates a trade war with the United States.
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What Will Probably Happen By the time your friend's Uber navigates through Friday night traffic and drops her off at home, it's been over 90 minutes since that first drink, and the second drink is mingling with a belly full of food.
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The mounting frustrations of Sonia Bonet (Jana Raluy), a middle-aged Mexican woman with a gravely ill husband, as she navigates the impenetrable bureaucracy of an insurance company in "A Monster With a Thousand Heads" add up to a nightmare of bureaucratic stonewalling.
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Minnie Goetze (Bel Powley), a 83-year-old would-be cartoonist, navigates 1976 San Francisco while living with her boozy, inattentive mother (Kristen Wiig) and sleeping with her mother's loafer boyfriend (Alexander Skarsgard) in Marielle Heller's adaptation of the trippy Phoebe Gloeckner novel.
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Minnie Goetze (Bel Powley), a 15-year-old would-be cartoonist, navigates 1976 San Francisco while living with her boozy, inattentive mother (Kristen Wiig) and sleeping with her mother's loafer boyfriend (Alexander Skarsgard) in Marielle Heller's adaptation of the trippy Phoebe Gloeckner novel.
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In a speech made last week about the impact of Brexit on the food and drink industry, FDF director general Ian Wright called for the sugar levy to be put on hold to help steady the industry as it navigates the uncertain future.
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Created by Jes Fan during the artist's fellowship at The Museum of Arts and Design in Manhattan, Testo-soap is part of an ongoing body of work that navigates the malleable space between binary gender categories and consists of soap made from testosterone.
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"Little Reunions" follows Julie Sheng from her teenage years into adulthood as she navigates a series of, yes, reunions, with her various family members and lovers — all set against the backdrop of a tumultuous time in Chinese history, the Sino-Japanese War.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE's (D-Minn.) and former South Bend, Ind.
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We got the ex-Cowboys wide receiver early Monday morning outside Delilah in WeHo and we straight-up asked him if he had any advice for the Dallas Cowboys owner as he navigates a contentious contract negotiations with his star running back.
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That book, the justly celebrated epic "The Queen of the Night" (2016), was an operatic drama that followed a fictional 19th-century soprano as she rises to fame in Paris and navigates Second Empire intrigue on a scale to make Victor Hugo proud.
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BEIJING, Sept 30 (Reuters) - China's factory activity shrank for the fifth straight month in September, an official survey showed on Monday, pointing to persistent downward pressure on the world's second-biggest economy as it navigates a trade war with the United States.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Apple is privately preparing for a legal fight with the Justice Department to defend encryption on its iPhones while publicly trying to defuse the dispute, as the technology giant navigates an increasingly tricky line between its customers and the Trump administration.
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But as she navigates the disease's effect on her life, job and relationships, she grows aware of a shadowy, grinning thing stalking her peripheral vision — and becomes certain that a string of murders and home invasions is targeting the community she's building.
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How well the White House navigates a resolution of the contested election may not only affect Honduran democracy but also could resound across the region, where elections are scheduled over the next year in seven countries, including Brazil, Mexico, Venezuela and Colombia.
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We talked to two of the co-founders, Ben Hantoot and Max Temkin, about how Cards Against Humanity navigates this odd line between laughing at the establishment and being part of it — and how the 2016 election has affected their business plans.
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It'll be interesting for the family's audience to see firsthand how a driven young mother from a wealthy and well-known family handles juggling a new baby and a billion-dollar beauty empire, while her older sister also navigates motherhood for the first time.
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Through their many trials and tribulations, the women of Scarlet have each other — and it's shocking how rare that is to see on TV. It's equally rare to see a show that navigates social issues that affect young women with such intelligence and grace.
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"As the business navigates the significant uncertainties caused by Brexit, and explores options to strengthen the business for the long term, we are pleased to confirm that we have the required liquidity while we work towards a permanent solution," it said in a statement.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A flurry of data in coming weeks should show steady growth in China in July, though the potential for increased trade friction with the United States poses a risk to the world's second-largest economy as it navigates a tighter policy environment.
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Officials have suggested that hailing Mr. Xi as a leader of such stature — one in the footsteps of Deng, who ruled China through its transformation after Mao's death — carries a warning not to question, let alone challenge, his authority as the government navigates turbulent changes.
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Despite the series' laundry list of actors, such as Janicza Bravo, Arturo Del Puerto and Brett Gelman, Garner's character becomes the focus of the trailer as she not-so-successfully navigates the camp environment surrounded by adults who are "escaping reality" in different ways.
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Part VR headset, and part safety device to protect a worker's head, the helmet lets an engineer working in a complicated environment use thermal vision and augmented reality to guide how the engineer navigates through and does his or her job in the workplace.
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Lexi Johnson, the actress who brought Gloria to life, had a chat with EW about the significance of Gloria's return, offering insight into the important role she plays in Nick's lonely, brutal search for closure as he navigates the various messes of his own creation.
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Whether that trend continues will be determined not only by the way he navigates emerging global crises but also how he manages his relationship with a White House that has not always been on the same page through the early months of Trump's presidency.
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Of all the skills McMaster brings to the table, it might be that of a military historian and a transformational leader that will be the most valuable as he navigates the president through what promises to be a turbulent period in U.S. foreign policy.
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Beyond that, Ms. Rashad said, is acting — she said she found herself unable to describe how exactly she gasps and hacks without damaging her voice, how she navigates wreckage without stumbling, how she makes ferocity and pain look so naturalistic without damaging her own psyche.
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Then, the player enters a Tetris-like environment, where icons representing mosquitos, mosquito netting, medicine and rainfall tumble from the top of the screen, and the player navigates from left to right, trying to catch the netting and medicine while avoiding the mosquitos and raindrops.
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In a recent cover story for InStyle, actress Jennifer Aniston talked about her role for the new Apple original TV series "The Morning Show," in which she plays Alex Levy, a news anchor who navigates her career while facing issues like sexism and age discrimination.
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Although the show was one of the first network shows to depict a wedding between two people who identify as women, there are countless examples of Ross' homophobic and sexist views throughout the series, particularly in how he navigates co-parenting with Carol and Susan.
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At times resembling a dark forest, at times shimmering like rain, the wires alternately impede, support, consume and elevate Ms. Ito as she navigates the dense terrain with stealth beauty, aided by Arno Veyrat's dramatic lighting and an elegiac score by Joan Cambon (1:13).
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At times resembling a dark forest, at times shimmering like rain, the wires alternately impede, support, consume and elevate Ms. Ito as she navigates the dense terrain with stealth beauty, aided by Arno Veyrat's dramatic lighting and an elegiac score by Joan Cambon (1:00).
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But this diversification puts the company on a stronger and more stable footing as it navigates an unparalleled number of known and unknown challenges in the years ahead — from antitrust arguments to concerns about how it handles user data to content policy controversies and beyond.
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More excitingly, they're back in Brooklyn, where Elizabeth Streb's gang of action heroes can be seen in "SEA (Singular Extreme Actions)," a new show that once again tests the boundaries of the human body as it navigates an army of complex, bespoke mechanical contraptions.
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While less high-profile, the GOP conference chair will likely prove to be one of the most important roles in Republican leadership next year, as the party navigates the House under Democratic control — especially as the party heads toward President Donald Trump's 2020 reelection bid.
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The Australia-based producer said it would cut its full-year capital spending by 38%, or $550 million and aim for free cash flow to breakeven at an oil price of $25 per barrel as it navigates to remain low-cost in the current environment.
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A number of these poems involve conflict: conflict of an overtly violent nature, meaning altercations, but also conflict that thrums with a less visible mode of violence as Jackson navigates his way forward as a black man in the landscape of these divided United States.
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Freudenberger navigates complicated concepts from physics with admirable clarity, and those concepts — entanglement, uncertainty, gravitational waves — help us feel in new ways the ongoing influence of dormant friendships, the difficulties involved with believing in attachments that can't be observed, the enduring pull of discarded hopes.
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Film Club In this short documentary, "Taking a Knee and Taking Down a Monument," a mother in Louisiana navigates racial tensions that flare up around her son's wish to kneel during the national anthem, and her own wish to have a local Confederate monument removed.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.) on Monday, Bloomberg threw his weight behind Biden.
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Members of Trump's administration have scrambled to catch up with the President's impromptu policy announcements, and people familiar with his thinking say Trump has renewed his longtime conviction that he is his best adviser, listening principally to his own instincts as he navigates the presidency.
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Raúl Grijalva, a progressive Democrat from Arizona, said Democrats were "a little thrown back" by her vote for Barr and warned her not to forget her state's increasingly young, diverse voting population as she navigates the tricky politics of being from a swing state.
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Mr. Dongo fantasizes about a future in which he no longer begs in order to survive or navigates potholed roads and back streets; instead, he's ferried around in a black S.U.V., accompanied by a bodyguard who pushes him past screaming fans to the stage.
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Resident Evil 3 tells the story of Jill Valentine—one of the heroes of the original game—as she navigates Raccoon City pursued by Nemesis, a horrifying monster sent by the Umbrella Corporation to destroy S.T.A.R.S. Capcom has an excellent track record with its remakes.
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"A corporation is responsible to its shareholders and board of directors to be profitable, but not by breaking the law and destroying the very environment in which it navigates for profit," US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, Ariana Fajardo Orshan, said in a statement.
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As a Converse-and-ponytail mom in the land of Manolos and blowouts, Kargman (via her OMO alter ego Jill Weber) navigates a world where husbands play "credit card roulette" for laughs, moms boil and puree their own baby food, and children know how to duck-face.
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Men performed this particular task 10% better than women, according to Spiers, but the researchers think this may be down to differences in strategies, in terms of how each gender navigates the seas during the game as a whole -- to find and collect the memories as tasked.
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Based on: "I Am Not Okay With This" by Charles Sanford ForsmanRelease date: February 26Synopsis: "It: Chapter 2" costars Sophia Lillis and Wyatt Oleff reunite in a TV series about a teenage girl named Sydney (Lillis), who navigates high school as she begins to exhibit superpowers.
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The linked stories in Natasha follow Mark Berman as he navigates his fraught coming of age against the backdrop of Toronto's Russian-Jewish immigrant milieu and his own family's immigrant experience, marked by financial strain, linguistic and cultural barriers, and a pervasive sense of ill-belonging.
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Such a festival begs for overhead shots, as their faces and clothes are painted a mosaic of electric green, orange, yellow, red—but instead, the viewer navigates the festival in step with a young participant, as if we were her friend walking through the crowds with her.
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The star of Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody's upcoming new dramedy Tully opened up to Elle for their May cover story, talking to Chelsea Handler about how she navigates the U.S.' current social climate as a mother to two black children: August, 2½, and Jackson, 6.
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Atypical chronicles both his and his family's experiences as he navigates the standard high school stories of dating and wanting to have sex for the first time while also being honest to a fault, taking things extremely literally, and indulging his fervent interest in penguins and Antarctica.
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In Deenie, a thirteen-year-old girl whose mom always wanted her to be a model, but who instead needs to wear a body brace for her scoliosis, navigates the nuances of disability, touching her "special spot" every night to escape the day's anxiety and fall asleep.
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BB-8's head is made of styrofoam and is held into place by magnets Most impressively, Angelo's even managed to rig it so that BB-8's head stays in place on top of its body, remaining upright as it navigates corners and picks up speed.
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Previous attempts to defend US presidents from legal troubles -- including Bill Clinton -- came before the age of social media, one source pointed out, meaning there's little precedent for Trump's team to follow as it navigates the President's own penchant for firing off Twitter diatribes about the investigations.
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The changes leave an interim figure in charge of the U.S. central bank's market operations, which are run by the New York Fed Markets Group, as the Fed navigates how to keep control over interest rates and what to do with trillions in bonds this year.
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It's a highly serialized comedy with an ambitious premise that doesn't quite lend itself to the normal sitcom beats but The Good Place navigates it effortlessly, building joke after joke while also deeply exploring its characters, and it all eventually culminates in a masterful season finale.
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In one display, scenes from "Down by Law" (19853) show the three jail escapees, played by Tom Waits, John Lurie and Roberto Benigni, paddling a skiff through the bayou as Mr. Müller's camera slowly navigates through thickets of trees that both reveal and conceal the men.
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Joe Swanberg ("Drinking Buddies") calls on a starry roster — Orlando Bloom, Malin Akerman, Jake Johnson, Emily Ratajkowski, Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Dave Franco, among others — in this new eight-part anthology series, which navigates the lives of Chicagoans in stories about love, sex, technology and culture.
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As each country navigates the domestic political realities of ratifying a regional trade agreement, Schneider Electric wants to emphasize the immense value the USMCA can bring to the regional and global economies by serving as a cornerstone for free and fair trade in the digital era.
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While the event's reputation as an Academy Award bellwether has somewhat dimmed, the Globes' position kicking off awards season has elevated its significance in setting the tone for addressing controversies, as the entertainment industry navigates a thorny political and public-relations thicket of black-tie ceremonies.
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Bad timing, cultural differences, and familial pressure all come into play as the pair navigates the hand that fate has dealt them; that the movie manages to be both hilarious and romantic as they do so is what makes this film one of 2017's cinematic joys.
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As a biracial young man with a short, curly afro, Obama navigates both an affluent, mostly white academic world as a student and the struggles of black and brown inner city New Yorkers, getting himself in uncomfortable situations as he tries to seamlessly code-switch between both.
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Ashton Kutcher holds Adele entirely responsible for his new mustache This video of a truck ending up on top of a house is wild Jason Momoa navigates the blind world of 'See' in Apple TV+ trailer Stephen Colbert's 'Pennywise smile' might be more terrifying than Bill Skarsgård's
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The best thing you can do is to stop seeing yourself as someone who should intervene in your daughter's romantic life, DEW, but rather as the person who will support her and be there for her when she needs a sounding board as she navigates this relationship.
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The American people are showing some wisdom here in saying, 'You know what, we got to take this thing out for a spin, we've got to get a better sense of how this thing navigates the curves, because that's what a President is going to need.
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Standing almost seven feet tall, the Swiss-born Turkish athlete has built himself an impressive contact list of high-profile U.S. politicians and D.C. insiders as he navigates his role as an outspoken critic of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and a defender of human rights.
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Standing almost seven feet tall, the Swiss-born Turkish athlete has built himself an impressive contact list of high-profile U.S. politicians and D.C. insiders as he navigates his role as an outspoken critic of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and a defender of human rights.
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EDINBURGH, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Scotch whisky exports rose 3.1 percent in the first six months of 2016, driven by booming demand in India, a market that whisky's trade body says should be a top trade priority for Britain as it navigates its exit from the European Union.
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How she navigates her first General Assembly will likely reveal a lot about where she stands in the Trump administration — which other countries will be watching to see, as they'll have to work with her once the cameras turn away and the world leaders all head home.
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Pence's sit-down with CNBC's Joe Kernen comes as President Donald Trump's White House navigates a forest of thorny political issues, including the U.S. response to attacks on Saudi oil installations, the ongoing trade war with China and negotiations in Congress over a possible gun reform bill.
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In this new six-part documentary series, Hart welcomes cameras into her home to show how she navigates parenting while living with more than nine identities, or what she calls "parts," and to shed light on a condition that is largely stigmatized and misrepresented by Hollywood.
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Both volumes of this revenge tale follow Thurman's "the Bride," a character who wipes the floor with most anybody who stands in her way as she navigates the stylish obstacle course of B-movie references Tarantino places between her and Bill (David Carradine), who once betrayed her.
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As Yoav navigates love and work, encounters fascists and inhumane border policy, and then begins taking the mandatory classes for naturalization, he realizes that France's secular, assimilationist society espouses its own kind of nationalism — a point driven home by its absurd, bombastic climax and its ambiguous, metaphorical end.
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In the event you've never seen it that way, you might want to take a look at "Fresh Squeeze," a technically stunning drone video by Robert McIntosh, the camera flits through the tiniest spaces, navigates sharp corners and avoids obstacles to capture some truly gorgeous footage of Venice Beach.
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Japan's sixth-largest automaker, in which Nissan Motor Co holds a controlling stake, said this month it expects profit to fall to 90.0 billion yen ($821 million) in the year to March as it navigates slowing demand for cars, global trade frictions and the need to develop new technologies.
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While Gina at first enjoys the invigoration of her corrected sense, things take a dark turn as her previously tranquil existence is rocked by revelations about her spouse, her surroundings, and her relationships — all of which also come into view as she navigates the strange new world around her.
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"As somebody who feels guilty as a light-skinned black person, as someone who feels empowered because she is a woman of color, she navigates that space and she is forced to come to grips with the white side of her and how she relates to that," Browning said.
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This can be a tricky business, as individual components maintain strong label identity, such as "car part," but she deftly navigates this terrain through her use of all white metal components, including the white marker on the glass of the storm door, lending a formal unity to the piece.
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But while she at first enjoys the invigoration of her corrected sense, things take a dark turn as her previously tranquil existence is rocked by revelations about her spouse, her surroundings and her relationships — all of which come into view as she navigates the strange new world around her.
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If Spotify's announcement is perhaps cavalier, it also highlights the relative silence and inaction from other music companies who have relationships with these artists—streaming services, record labels, publishers, and more—up until now, as the industry navigates the gap between due process and the court of public opinion.
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The film does intense and beautiful things with sound design, filling the air with all the words Needham's character wants to say, and is fighting to say, as he navigates simple experiences like being asked for directions, or being invited to meet the woman he's been chatting with online.
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As Dorothy navigates this dangerous world and uncovers her true destiny, we'll see there's no place like… Oz. Cast: Vincent D'Onofrio, Adria Arjona, Ana Ularu, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Jordan Loughran, Gerran Howell, Mido Hamada, Joely Richardson, Isabel Lucas, Stefanie Martini, Suan-Li Ong, Florence Kasumba and Roxy Sternberg.
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The 31-year-old L.A. native is up for her first-ever Golden Globe award for her role as Issa Dee in the buzzy new comedy series, which follows its 20-something protagonist as she navigates life, love and career all while being "awkward," as she so often proclaims.
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More excitingly, they're back for a few more days in Brooklyn, where Elizabeth Streb's gang of action heroes can be seen in "SEA (Singular Extreme Actions)," a new show that once again tests the boundaries of the human body as it navigates an army of complex, bespoke mechanical contraptions.
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For a horror film fixated on dualities and killer doubles, the most consistent thing about Jordan Peele's Us is the ease with which it navigates between our own man-made horrors—the effects of classism and marginalization—and a fiction that can entertain without those issues in mind.
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In pushing the film into gonzo-style comedy instead of melodrama or pure docudrama, Gillespie successfully navigates a very tricky line — this is, after all, a story filled with domestic abuse and violence, something that shouldn't be played for laughs but is also not the focus of the story.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.), who single-handedly made Biden the winner in Minnesota; and, especially, Rep.
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"The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" is a bonkers sea expedition in the tradition of the Old Norse sagas, following the good ship Dawn Treader as she navigates through magical archipelagos filled with slave traders and dragons and merpeople on her way to the edge of the world.
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How Detroit navigates the various dangers of regeneration and gentrification seems a particularly poignant question given that this year is the 50th anniversary of the 1967 Detroit race riots that exposed the deep tensions ingrained within a city that remains one of the most segregated in the country.
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It navigates corners and crevices well, though it did snag a few times on my stubble when I tested it — a small price to pay in exchange for its simplicity, 90-minute battery life (the light around the button changes color when it's time to charge), and quiet charm.
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Accompanied by her sidekick/manager Susie (Alex Borstein), Midge — played by Rachel Brosnahan — accompanies a musician on his tour across the U.S. As she enjoys glamorous cities and navigates the challenges of life on the road, Midge's husband and parents are adjusting to the courses of their own lives.
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"A corporation is responsible to its shareholders and board of directors to be profitable, but not by breaking the law and destroying the very environment in which it navigates for profit," Ariana Fajardo Orshan, the United States attorney for the Southern District of Florida, said in a statement.
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William Barr, nominated by President Donald Trump to become U.S. attorney general, plans to recuse himself from a major antitrust case, according to people who spoke with him on Thursday, as he navigates possible conflicts of interest presented by about $37 million in assets he amassed as a private-sector lawyer.
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Arie first appeared at the precise moment in the franchise's history in which the walls between production, audience, and cast first began to show their fissures; in fact, he was at the center of a controversy that set off a fundamental change in the way the show navigates those boundaries.
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However, Friedle is taking a pause on animation because of his decision to be a part of Girl Meets World, a show that follows Boy Meets World couple Cory and Topanga Matthews (played by Ben Savage and Daniel Fishel) and their daughter Riley as she navigates life in her tween years.
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As Caitlin navigates her body, trains for marathons, and seeks to understand her post-mastectomy future, the hope is that the results of the surgery, while difficult to handle at the moment, will spare her the suffering her mother endured as well as the anxiety of a future with uncertain health.
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Based on Bryan Stevenson's bestselling 2014 memoir of the same name, Just Mercy tells the story of Stevenson (played by Michael B. Jordan) as he navigates his early career as an attorney working to reverse wrongful convictions in Alabama; it also details the founding of his organization, the Equal Justice Initiative.
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In between some of the best-conceived footage capturing what it feels like to be online in 2018, Burnam slots viewers directly into the mind of 13-year-old Kayla (Elsie Fisher) as she navigates Instagram politics, being a YouTube creator (just like everyone else), and the prospect of sexting.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisClyburn urges Biden to pick black woman as running mate: 'African American women need to be rewarded' for loyalty Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges The Hill's Morning Report - Biden delivers another devastating blow to Sanders MORE (D-Calif.), Sen.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.), billionaire and former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg and most recently Sen.
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Her story — similarly to Buttigieg's and Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE's — should've been dominated by their lack of minority support.
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Ms. Granik has found another star in the making with Ms. McKenzie, whose naturalism and maturity gently bubble up as she navigates the delicate equilibrium between her love for her father — still fighting a war of his own — and her need for something greater than their fragile existence can provide.
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JPMorgan considering deals as it navigates a crowded field of wealth management playersThe New York bank has a whole menu of options as the wider wealth management industry is crowded with legacy firms and new, digital entrants competing for a younger generation of investors accustomed to ultra-cheap financial services.
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The territory couldn't be more delicate, but "Nise: The Heart of Madness," a mesmerizing drama from Brazil, navigates it skillfully to create a portrait of a real-life doctor who found an alternative to some of the more cruel trends in psychiatric treatment in the middle of the last century.
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But aside from the killer run at the front of the album, Beyoncé proves she can truly do it all from spinning earnest tales listeners can see themselves in to exploring the ways in which different genres of music can help propel her stories forward (as she navigates them flawlessly).
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While this afforded Assange the ability to stave off going to Sweden, where he risked prison time over the sexual assault charges, it left him stuck in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he remains to this day as he continues his leadership of WikiLeaks and navigates the criminal process facing him.
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Reading about 25-year-old Queenie as she navigates romantic entanglements, a frustrating job at a local newspaper, the ongoing tension among her and her white, middle-class peers, and pressure from her Jamaican British family, feels like listening to a good friend's woes and wins — and cheering her on along the way.
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With almost no fanfare, this heartwarming adaptation of the best-selling book — about how Auggie (Room's Jacob Tremblay), a boy with significant facial scarring from years of life-saving surgery, navigates his first year in public school — has become one of the surprise hits of the fall, grossing over $174 million worldwide.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - William Barr, nominated by President Donald Trump to become U.S. attorney general, plans to recuse himself from a major antitrust case, according to people who spoke with him on Thursday, as he navigates possible conflicts of interest presented by about $37 million in assets he amassed as a private-sector lawyer.
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He writes about what it's like to attend festivities that often involve heavy drinking as a politician ("retail politics is never fun among the intoxicated"), an angry and bigoted constituent who happens to be a neighbor, and trying to figure out how "a gay mayor—or any mayor" navigates the dating scene.
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And she tends here to focus on a single figure and activity, as in "Exploration of the Sources of the Orinoco River," in which a well-dressed explorer navigates a small red, garment-like boat, finding one source inside a little wood hut where water gushes from a goblet on a small table.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisClyburn urges Biden to pick black woman as running mate: 'African American women need to be rewarded' for loyalty Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges The Hill's Morning Report - Biden delivers another devastating blow to Sanders MORE (D-Calif.) and Michigan Gov.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.) dropped out of the race before Super Tuesday, with both endorsing the former vice president.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE's (D-Minn.) departure from the race and endorsement of the former vice president ahead of Super Tuesday.
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As Hannah navigates the rooms of the play, she watches as her old friend Jessa (Jemima Kirke) couples up with her ex-boyfriend Adam; her best friend, Marnie (Allison Williams), glibly dismisses Hannah's relationship problems; and her new boyfriend, Fran (Jake Lacy), is repelled by her odd brand of sexual self-expression.
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But it just made a big bet, purchasing Whole Foods in a $216 billion deal that will give it access to more than 220 stores concentrated around major population centers — places that may have walk-up apartments, aggressive taxi drivers and other urban obstacles that Mr. Browne navigates five days a week.
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The speculative possibility of an unorthodox museum, central to the theoretical framework of the show, takes on different forms depending on which direction one navigates the exhibition, again returning to an idea central to the Jewish tradition: Different systems of truth, even contradictory ones, can inhabit the same sphere of knowledge and representation.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.), Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisClyburn urges Biden to pick black woman as running mate: 'African American women need to be rewarded' for loyalty Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges The Hill's Morning Report - Biden delivers another devastating blow to Sanders MORE (D-Calif.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerUS paints murky picture of Russian disinformation on coronavirus Biden faces tricky test in unifying party Democratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak MORE (D-N.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden returns to Iowa this week, where his status as the front-runner for the 2020 Democratic nomination will be tested as he navigates rising criticism from his rivals and a series of self-inflicted wounds that have raised questions about his strength as a candidate.
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" FROM COINAGE: Here's How Much It Will Cost You to Vacation Like a Kardashian The network announced Kylie's Keeping Up with the Kardashians spinoff on Monday, revealing that the show will follow Kylie as she "navigates her unique life as an entrepreneur, fashion designer, author, television star, style icon and CEO/Founder of Kylie Cosmetics.
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With Midnight, which follows town newbie and psychic Manfred Bernardo (François Arnaud) as he navigates the supernatural safe haven, set to premiere in a matter of days on July 24, we decided it was time to figure out if Midnight, Texas, exists, and if so, is it filled to the brim with nightmare creatures?
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"We're only on this earth for a short amount of time, so how one can make an impact, and how that impact can continue to affect people's lives in a positive way—and inspire future generations—is, at the end of the day, really important to me," Jordan explains of how he navigates his career.
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We first meet Archer as a 6-year-old ring bearer in the wedding of a family friend — "The Best Man" is bookended by two weddings — and follow him through elementary school as he navigates classroom bullies, friendships, the death of one of his beloved male role models and, finally, the marriage of two others.
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But if you do need to speak to customer service — say to rebook a flight reservation — the app also offers a "skip waiting on hold" function where a bot calls the company, navigates the teleprompts, waits on hold, and will then forward the call to you when a customer service rep is available, Browder says.
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The story unfolds from the perspective of a curious, irrepressible 4-year-old boy named TJ, who loves music and playing ball, and navigates a neighborhood where gun violence, police brutality, alcoholism and drug addiction are looming threats — an outside world that even his warm home life with loving parents can't shield him from.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.) on Tuesday introduced legislation that would strengthen the ability of antitrust enforcement agencies to go after industry giants.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE's campaign also contributed to rewriting the norms about women running but Warren is the one who really rewrote the rules.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.) endorsed Biden shortly after ending their own bids before Super Tuesday, when Biden jumped ahead of Sen.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisClyburn urges Biden to pick black woman as running mate: 'African American women need to be rewarded' for loyalty Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges The Hill's Morning Report - Biden delivers another devastating blow to Sanders MORE (D-Calif.) and former South Bend, Ind.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisClyburn urges Biden to pick black woman as running mate: 'African American women need to be rewarded' for loyalty Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges The Hill's Morning Report - Biden delivers another devastating blow to Sanders MORE (D-Calif.) threw her support behind Biden.
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For the coming year, Lonza predicted much the same for its two businesses, as it invests in its biotech and pharma operations and navigates "potential ongoing headwinds" for the chemicals business, whose products include ingredients for shoe polish, boosting natural gas and oil production, and wood preservatives used for fences, marine docks and pilings.
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