Clinton also nodded to the astonishing spectacle of Sunday's debate.
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Others nodded to the special interests that got them elected.
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Instead, he nodded to Congress's ability to judge for itself.
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" He nodded to World War II. "Just like you said.
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Burns whispered into the phone, then nodded to the spotter.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday nodded to the long road ahead.
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The other day, he nodded to the Giants' history of success.
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After we passed another military checkpoint, the driver nodded to me.
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It's something Ueland nodded to when asked about that by CNN.
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He nodded to the speaker of the House, and said yes.
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Jackson nodded to Stone's dirty trickster reputation in court on Thursday.
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She nodded to Jesus' teachings to illustrate her hope for the future.
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He nodded to battery charges filed against Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
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The wolf nodded to each clause and shook a paw to sign.
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The three nodded to me and suggested I hit my ball first.
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I nodded to him and then asked her how she was doing.
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President Trump nodded to the 2018 midterm election on Twitter Thursday morning:
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I nodded to the crowd, and they all rose to their feet.
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After he nodded to $235,000, there was no response from the back.
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Other costumes nodded to films that were not short on Oscars recognition.
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In one Twitter post on Saturday, Mr. Trump nodded to that inclusiveness.
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She also nodded to what she suggested was Mr. Biden's broad appeal.
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Strangely, it wasn't just Stranger Things that was nodded to in the installation.
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Clinton nodded to as much during her swing through the state on Friday.
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She nodded to her servicewoman status in a promotional video during the competition.
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The 2nd Circuit nodded to its own year-old precedent in Nicosia v.
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I nodded to encourage him to share what he'd shared with me earlier.
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Its title nodded to the socialist realist art of China and the USSR.
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Close to midnight, he nodded to a guard and entered the nearly empty complex.
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He nodded to that fact at the 1988 dinner with some self-deprecating humor.
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Democrats nodded to the contributions of African Americans, Hispanics, women, and the LGBTQ community.
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An attractive stranger nodded to me in the street and greeted me by name.
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Back then, Trump even nodded to the idea of U.S. military action in Venezuela.
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Then she nodded to her left palm and lowered her voice: "But the earthquakes." video
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Finally, 13 minutes after she had administered the first medication, she nodded to Ms. Hood.
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Obama announced in Springfield and nodded to Lincoln and the less radical version of King.
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Edwards also nodded to the state's other pastime on autumn Saturdays: Louisiana State University football.
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Even on its own, though, the Trump administration nodded to the importance of the issue.
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Instead, they nodded to a more austere mood, offset by black velvet and ornate embroidery.
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The season nodded to current events — Russian meddling here; the 2016 election there — but never overtly.
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Models' pageboy-like hairstyles, large sunglasses, boots and large golden hoop earrings nodded to the 1970s.
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It is true that Mr Trump nodded to Mr Nixon's promises to restore law and order.
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When making the declaration last week, Trump nodded to the friendlier faces on the Supreme Court.
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West also nodded to his family&aposs weekly church attendance as a success in their lives
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Trump and his team nodded to the potential boost the bill could give the Democratic incumbents.
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In often coarse terms, the pair nodded to an effort to oust her from the role.
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A video rolled out by the Biden campaign to tout Clyburn's endorsement nodded to that dynamic.
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At first the pianos played breathlessly spiraling figures and insistent rhythms, music that nodded to Bartok.
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A moment later, Tyree nodded to his teammate Franco Miller and they dropped down as well.
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Mrs May nodded to this concern at this week's conference of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).
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House Speaker Paul Ryan nodded to this fact during his speech on the floor before the vote.
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On the post-earnings conference call, its CEO nodded to the gaming sector's positive impact on business.
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Ocasio-Cortez, 85033, also nodded to younger candidates who have or are hoping to run for office.
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Is that so, she said, and nodded to her redheaded colleague, who stood ready with the handcuffs.
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N. made a motion then, pointing back to the entrance, and nodded to Z. before he left.
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Dressed in black, she nodded to the suffragist and Time's Up movements in her short opening speech.
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A few of the designations also nodded to the base that catapulted Mr. Trump to the presidency.
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He said he nodded to the other officers, signaling he intended to tackle her, then rushed her.
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Biden thanked Klobuchar for her endorsement and nodded to the senator's future as she ended her campaign.
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In his comments, Mr. Mnuchin nodded to a crucial issue regarding Fannie and Freddie: safety and soundness.
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At times, people nodded to Mr. Sanford's dissents, urging him to venture further out on a limb.
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It's not the first time the postal service has nodded to the TV series in its stamps.
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Mr. Bush leaned toward his running mate, Dick Cheney, and nodded to a reporter in the crowd.
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Trump nodded to their possible differences during a meeting in the White House, but struck an optimistic tone.
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Do I see this" — he nodded to the parking lot outside — "make what we do go away eventually?
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When asked why he supports Sanders over rival Hillary Clinton, Garfunkel nodded to his focus on income inequality.
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He nodded to a rendering posted on a nearby development for a new mixed-use building next door.
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Was he the one I nodded to in the tacit exchange of two astonished and impressed young men?
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But then the senator nodded to the night that changed her campaign: Friday night's Democratic debate in Manchester.
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Eyes forward, face in poker mode, the price already a record, Burns nodded to $180,000, then to $190,1003.
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Mr. Zuckerberg nodded to the privacy controversy on Tuesday at the developer event, which is known as F8.
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Tim Scott anticipated another chapter in his colleague's career and nodded to Gowdy's widely noted and varying hairstyles.
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Still, the appeals court nodded to how encryption and auto-deleting apps could help public officials hide their conversations.
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" Schlapp nodded to the awkward moment, then declared: "Here's what we decided to do at CPAC with the uninvited.
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Pelosi nodded to the historic achievements of women politicians in her first speech as the newly elected House speaker.
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In his own remarks, Biden nodded to McCain's diagnosis as well as his history serving in the US military.
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Confused, I nodded to the prisoners who waited around me, giving them permission to leave, before walking away myself.
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While Wray nodded to the missteps in the process on Monday night, he highlighted that the FBI acted legally.
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Prior to that, the company had a doughnut that nodded to musician Fred Cole, who passed away on November 9.
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As he slipped behind the wheel, Ma nodded to a small statue of Buddha propped on the dashboard and grinned.
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On Monday night his campaign manager winked and nodded to it, embedding a video of the coughing in a tweet.
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" Then, she contends, he nodded to her infant daughter in the back seat and said, "That's a beautiful little girl.
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On today's investor call, CEO Tim Cook nodded to a "pause in growth" and called the quarter a "challenging" one.
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This was, again, partly political, in that the competition nodded to the power of the local council and its grandees.
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Debate swirled around the campaign, which nodded to the player's outspoken protests of Trump policies and pervasive racism in America.
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According to an Instagram post from makeup artist Patrick Ta, Hadid also nodded to Musgraves' ensemble with her eye makeup.
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And then there was Cruz's finale, when he nodded to the paternity of, in order, Rubio, Kasich, himself and Trump.
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In a video posted Monday evening announcing her decision, Ms. Porter, 45, nodded to the political strain of her position.
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BERLIN — Hertha Berlin nodded to social struggles in the United States by kneeling before its Bundesliga home game on Saturday.
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Matthews said he was not retiring due to a lack of interest in politics, but nodded to changes taking place.
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The judge, Christina Kiss, nodded to the sentiment and the solidarity shown towards Guerrero by other players in her decision.
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He said he would deal with the matter with "great heart," but nodded to the political difficulty of doing so.
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In his opening statement to the House Oversight Committee, Cohen nodded to that idea that he was a changed man.
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Trump called Beshear "a major lefty" and nodded to Bevin's vulnerabilities — but spun them as positives to a friendly crowd.
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Still, Barr nodded to the widening chasm between an expanding, aboveboard industry and federal laws that ostensibly prohibit it from existing.
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The committee also nodded to his domestic and pro-democratic reforms, though some of those have been slow to take root.
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Earlier this month, Fed Governor Lael Brainard nodded to growing risks to growth overseas and in corporate debt markets at home.
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He nodded to the 2000s, during which the Fed raised rates 17 times, which helped bring about the 2008 financial crisis.
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"It feels like we've taken a step back; it really does," she said, and nodded to the crowd across the street.
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Drawing from a fine recent album, "Arclight," the group nodded to Western swing and Gypsy jazz without yielding to musty evocation.
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He said he remembered Solis from the Arizona Fall League and nodded to the lefty as he got into the box.
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The phrase also nodded to the reality that, at age 37, he was old, at least for an "emerging" Hollywood star.
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It nodded to many of the looks she has made her signature, like those floaty lace blouses or big boyfriend coats.
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McCusker also nodded to the fact that some military projects will be halted for the time being because of this move.
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The company, along with other retailers, is an investor in the near-death mobile payment consortium MCX, which Goldberger nodded to.
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This pain, loss, and despair are not to be nodded to and then brushed aside as convenient foreplay for political theorizing.
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But he, too, nodded to Europe's concerns that Mr. Erdogan was using his state of emergency to roll back democratic norms.
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He said he remembered Solis from the Arizona Fall League and nodded to the left-hander as he got into the box.
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The Paychex CEO also nodded to the new version of the Affordable Care Act Trump revealed Monday as being positive for business.
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Ferrera paired her red Alberta Ferretti gown with a headpiece that nodded to her Honduran roots, as she wrote on her Instagram.
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As Terry recounted the incident, he nodded to the oak-dotted median cordoned off with construction tape in front of the church.
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Womenswear creative director Veronica Etro showcased vibrant tapestry prints, nodded to equestrian influences and added regal touches for the "Aristo-Indie" collection.
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I smiled and nodded to the men and girls that haunted the little restaurants and family kitchens, encouraging but not too encouraging.
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He simply nodded to an unidentified FBI lawyer sitting behind him who proceeded to signal, like Caesar, what questions would be answered.
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In a statement to CNN Business, Instacart nodded to the fact that customers have been using the platform to brace for coronavirus.
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Mr. Singer nodded to his 3-year-old, who sat in the back seat one afternoon as they headed to a picnic.
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He could have nodded to the risks posed to the global economy and key trading partners by tariffs or a trade war.
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" Before Buttigieg's exit, Carter nodded to his uncertain path ahead, saying, "He doesn't know what he's going to do after South Carolina.
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He nodded to a future pull-out of the Iran Deal, called Kim Jong-un "Rocket Man," and threatened to destroy North Korea.
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Clinton again declined to mention the story in Des Moines, but nodded to the way this presidential race has never ceased to surprise.
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He has always smiled a lot and nodded to fans and slapped palms with kids lining the ropes as he walked between holes.
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It's the latest in a week when Trump has repeatedly made allusions and nodded to symbols that are usually considered beyond the pale.
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At first, the runner was ruled safe, but Gregorius nodded to the Yankee dugout for a second look, and the call was overturned.
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Democratic candidates for president have nodded to this rationale for immigration, but it's likely to become more prominent as the general election approaches.
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Cui Tiankai, the Chinese ambassador to the United States, released a statement on Twitter on Monday that nodded to Bryant's reach in China.
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Midway through the meeting, Susan Rice nodded to an N.S.C. staffer, Daniel Rosenthal, signalling that he should start distributing copies of the timeline.
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And Sullivan has been well-regarded at State, including under Rex Tillerson, who was widely disliked, a factor Trump nodded to in August.
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In her first speech before that body, in 1979, she nodded to the past that had destroyed her family and nearly destroyed Europe.
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Perhaps inspired by the aesthetic of Best Picture nominee Bohemian Rhapsody, playful looks that nodded to glam rock were all over the red carpet.
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In the statement, the U.S. central bank did not raise interest rates, but nodded to rising optimism in the business community and among consumers.
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In the only notable departure from last month's speech, she nodded to the after the June 23 U.K. vote to leave the European Union.
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Over the show's long run, it's attracted a devoted online fanbase, which the series has occasionally directly referenced and nodded to in various episodes.
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He nodded to bigger government, by agreeing to raise the debt limit, spend billions on disaster relief, and get zero spending cuts in exchange.
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Finally, Cramer nodded to Celgene and Johnson & Johnson as two health care plays that have been ticking up on seemingly no news at all.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi nodded to the passion it took for Mr. Kalanick to get Uber to the near $70 billion transportation behemoth it is today.
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But, in his first public comments since November, he nodded to an array of "tough-to-read" factors highlighted by the recent market selloff.
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The costume prompt — "Pink and Teal, Summer and Sea, Eternal Vacation" inspired looks that nodded to Vaporwave's aesthetic blend of old technology and gauzy escapism.
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It was so panned by critics that the push alert the MoviePass app sent to its users even nodded to the flood of bad reviews.
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Chip Roy, the ranking member of the subcommittee, also nodded to Cummings, but noted the focus should be shifted to the situation along the border.
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She walked through aisles of bric-a-brac and nodded to a deer's head similar to one in her picture of his cluttered work table.
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" In her speech, Rihanna nodded to that connection, thanking "all the kids in the street that inspired me just by doing things their own way.
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In an unusual note attached to his signature, Brown nodded to the #MeToo movement and last week's charged hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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He also emphasized his belief in the vitality of a smaller G.E., and nodded to products like electric generators, jet engines and medical-imaging equipment.
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The outfits were layered: jackets or long coats over large-collared shirts, which nodded to 1970s styles, with the latter on top of rollneck tops.
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Obama's sparkly top nodded to the ensemble she sports on the cover of her book, though the top here is more of an evening look.
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The first lady's choice to wear a powder-blue Ralph Lauren to the swearing-in ceremony both nodded to the American establishment and referenced history.
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At one point, he nodded to former Blue Devil and current Cleveland Cavalier Kyrie Irving, who was sitting courtside, after he nailed a mid-range jumper.
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Yes, it was heavily influenced by the past, but it also nodded to what's happening now — particularly surrounding President Trump's decision to rescind DACA in America.
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He also nodded to the high cost of college tuition, an issue Sanders emphasized owned during the primary by calling for free tuition for public colleges.
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At its March policy meeting, the Fed had nodded to an overseas slowdown and early-year market turmoil in justifying a pause to its policy tightening.
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Cramer also nodded to the rebounding popularity of cellphone-oriented chipmakers that were all but irrelevant on Wall Street until Apple began to regain its momentum.
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Even as GOP senators indicated on Tuesday that they believe McConnell is leaning toward canceling part of the break, they also nodded to the yearly theatrics.
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But even he has nodded to wellness with "Everyday Super Food," a book whose breakout recipe is for Skinny Carbonara, made with yogurt instead of cream.
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It was a portrait of a black man that nodded to the formal history of the portrait and was painted in a historic medium (egg tempera).
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She noted that in his dissent Kavanaugh nodded to the 2016 Supreme Court decision -- called Whole Woman's Health -- where the court struck down the Texas statute.
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He nodded to hip hop's catchiest bops of this year, like "Suge" by DaBaby and Young Thug's "The London," which featured J. Cole and Travis Scott.
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He follows artist Mark Bradford's impressive 20143 showcase, which featured garbage-addled collages and bruised canvases that nodded to the precarious state of American democracy under Trump.
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Rand Paul, a Kentucky Republican who has been a vocal critic of the bill, Monday, the President nodded to the fact that he wanted to move on.
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In a recent speech Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, nodded to Zweig's warning that those caught up in historical change never notice its beginnings.
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Salvini at times shook his head, rolled his eyes or nodded to League senators as the prime minister accused him of being "irresponsible", "reckless", "alarming" and "disrespectful".
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A few minutes later, a colleague tried to let Zuckerberg evade that analogy but nodded to this precarious political moment that the Facebook founder finds himself in.
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The fashion designer sisters, who have been attending the event since 2005, stepped onto the carpet dressed in looks that nodded to the theme of the evening.
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The 20-year-old attended an event for her new film, The Last Movie Star, wearing a curve-hugging, glittering gold gown that nodded to 1940s style.
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Smith has long been an admirer of the Alberses — his fall 33 runway featured looks in muted colors that nodded to the Modernist couple's travels to Mexico.
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IQiyi, the video platform that produced the show, changed the name to "China's New Rap," explaining that the new name nodded to a new era for China.
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Just after midnight, the midwife overseeing the birth of my first child looked at her watch and nodded to the medical student getting his training on me.
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In response to a question about AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner, AT&T Chief Financial Officer John Stephens nodded to the strategic advantage of owning HBO.
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At Prada's spring/summer 2018 show, bold red shoes were shown with graphic patterned socks, while Lemaire's streamlined suede styles nodded to the normcore aesthetics of Kraftwerk.
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Her airport lounge-themed show nodded to hot destinations with white on beige trouser suits, light beach dresses, and shorts, as well as aviation-style jumpsuits and dungarees.
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Top Fed officials, including Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer and Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley have nodded to those concerns in recent speeches and interviews.
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And before investors give up on the entire retail sector and bow to Amazon, Cramer nodded to companies like Domino's that are using innovative methods to drive sales.
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Mexico has a long history of giving refuge to left-wing exiles fleeing military rule and repression in the region, a history that Ebrard nodded to on Sunday.
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Let's not forget that the Republican Party nodded to "gay conversion therapy" (which your mom may also advocate) in its platform — which is meanspirited, morally wrong and dangerous.
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I nodded to him as I moved toward the stairs, murmuring Dobur vecher , but he just raised his eyes again and flicked his spent cigarette to the ground.
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At Proenza, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez nodded to arts and crafts in the form of tie-dye turtleneck dresses, macramé looks, hammered sculptural necklaces and python platforms.
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Andrew Robinson, the ECCBD executive director, said the group wanted something that nodded to the area's deep history, even if it's now known for its brand-new buildings.
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Ms. Cowan, who was 10 at the time, said that her "Harlem Shake" was an exercise in layering, but with saxophone improvisations that nodded to the neighborhood's past.
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While Cramer nodded to the power and machine-learning capabilities of Amazon's voice-enabled technology, Alexa, he saw the announcement as a clear attempt to stem Amazon's domination.
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PARIS - Italian fashion house Valentino nodded to the ballet at its Paris Fashion Week show on Tuesday, presenting plenty of flowing, pale pink dresses for women's wardrobes next winter.
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CHALLENGING EUROPE Salvini at times shook his head, rolled his eyes or nodded to League senators as the prime minister accused him of being "irresponsible", "reckless", "alarming" and "disrespectful".
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Thom Browne's '20s-something The designer nodded to the 1920s for his fall/winter 2016 collection, showing overcoats, tartans and checks, neckties, ribbon trim, pearl necklaces and petite purses.
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Last April Fool's Day, Snapchat nodded to that beef with a filter that allowed someone to take a photo and apply a filter that was literally the Instagram interface.
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The airport lounge themed show nodded to hot destinations with plenty of white on beige trouser suits, light beach dresses, shorts as well as aviation-style jumpsuits and dungarees.
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Braun nodded to a camera he saw filming the conversation and acknowledged a touch of awkwardness knowing he was about to issue his first public statement on the contretemps.
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A single sticker for Hillary Clinton, the country's first female presidential nominee from a major party, who has nodded to the suffragists' legacy throughout her campaign, was also posted.
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In a letter to colleagues, she explained her opposition to the deal, but also nodded to its virtues and held back from pressuring other Democrats to vote against it.
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The endless stream of notifications I received — and my constant urge to check them — nodded to how we much we remain glued to our personal devices during public commutes.
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The first looks nodded to the striking dancing green sky lights phenomenon, with the outfits' fabric changing color depending on the angle it was viewed, according to show notes.
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For the Adam Selman show, the makeup artist Emi Kaneko nodded to Diana Vreeland's signature Kabuki look, with color stretching not just cheek to cheek, but ear to ear.
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He spared me my youngest"—she nodded to the little boy, still on the floor playing with the wooden animals—"but that wasn't because of no sympathy or concern.
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Pelosi nodded to Democrats' sweeping midterms win in 2018, which was carried by a number of candidates in Trump-friendly districts who ran their campaigns without corporate PAC money.
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Salvini at times shook his head, rolled his eyes or nodded to League senators as the prime minister unleashed his fierce critique of Salvini's actions over the past two weeks.
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It's re-stressed its willingness to fight if the US starts a trade war, opened avenues for negotiation, and nodded to a few more potential tariff and foreign investment concessions.
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Neil Saunders, CEO of retail research firm Conlumino, nodded to the fact that Amazon pushed its own lineup of tablets during the holiday period, offering deep discounts on these products.
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The pilot episode nodded to this, when Shoshanna attempts to describe Jessa using Sex and the City archetypes ("You're definitely a Carrie, with like, some Samantha aspects, and Charlotte hair").
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Asked specifically if he agreed with the President asserting that the FBI is "tainted," Hurd said, "I don't," and nodded to ongoing questions from Congress about the FBI and DOJ.
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After Mr. Trump met with Mr. Kim in Singapore, the United States and South Korean militaries nodded to diplomatic progress by suspending several of their major annual joint military exercises.
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" And at a later event on Wednesday, in Manchester, N.H., he nodded to his longstanding discomfort with impeachment, calling it "a God-awful thing for a nation to go through.
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Pelosi nodded to President Donald Trump's earlier remarks on Wednesday when he said Pelosi "deserved" to be speaker because she had led her party to a win on Election Day.
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" She also nodded to Korea as an industry powerhouse: "Historically, the industry has always seen a good volume of quality content out of Korea, and a lot of content transcends borders.
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Addressing supporters in Concord, N.H., long before the race was called, Ms. Klobuchar opened with a salutation that nodded to her relatively unknown status with most voters: "Hello, America," she said.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell told reporters on Wednesday the U.S. central bank expected "moderate economic growth to continue" but also nodded to some risks, including the recent coronavirus outbreak in China.
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" Mr. Kushner nodded to the challenges of forging a peace agreement, saying that "it will not be an easy road, and it will be filled with difficult moments and tough decisions.
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In the only notable departure from last month's speech, she nodded to the Bank of England's decision to ease credit conditions after the June 23 U.K. vote to leave the European Union.
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But on a rainy Wednesday morning last week as Ossoff took the stage of Oglethorpe University, he nodded to the hopes people have invested in him — but never actually talked about Trump.
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Still, Judge Williams nodded to that possibility himself last month, during closing arguments in the trial of Officer Nero, when a prosecutor made a reference to a future trial in the proceedings.
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While the president nodded to his efforts to subsidize the losses of "patriot" U.S. farmers, he insisted that "the real cost would be if we did nothing" to counter China's trade practices.
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Judicial nominations Later on in the conversation about abortion restrictions, Kavanaugh nodded to the fact that Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, a Ronald Reagan nominee, had sided with the liberals in the case.
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The DHS statement nodded to Trump's argument that DACA is unconstitutional because it was put in place by an executive action from former President Obama, rather than a program passed through Congress.
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The strata of power, which, for the artist, often points to class divisions in a capitalistic world, is nodded to in the layers of his thick paintings, pieces obscured from the viewer.
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In fact, Pelosi has nodded to the ongoing special counsel probe by Robert Mueller as something that needs to play out before the party even seriously engages with the idea of impeachment.
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For the red carpet, she chose a nude tulle Valentino Haute Couture gown that nodded to her award-winning album: The bodice of her gown resembled the fan on the Golden Hour cover.
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But since then it has nodded to some of the concerns investors have raised since October, with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell taking more of a wait-and-see approach to further monetary tightening.
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And of course, it wouldn't be Justice unless it nodded to rock's stylistic tradition, and there are appropriate shots of what might be the band playing their instruments in time with the song.
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Several victorious candidates nodded to the challenges still ahead, ticking off their to-do lists for next year: fixing the subways, fixing state election laws, fixing campaign finance regulations — in short, fixing Albany.
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Dudley nodded to the three devastating hurricanes that have struck parts of the U.S. south and Caribbean, noting their effects will likely make it more difficult to interpret economic data in coming months.
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At the hearing, Graham nodded to the fact that a number of Democrats on the panel are running to unseat Trump in 2020, which would give them ultimate control in picking federal judges.
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So in supporting Biden, Schiff predictably nodded to his West Wing character — a common practice whenever an actor supports a politician, the better to convince their fans to donate cash to the cause.
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Dudley nodded to the three devastating hurricanes that have struck parts of the U.S. south and the Caribbean, noting their effects will likely make it more difficult to interpret economic data in coming months.
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She nodded to the hashtag #stravaart as an example of how creative people can be with fitness tracking apps, and acknowledged that human beings have been drawing dicks on things for thousands of years.
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He nodded to the 2000s, during which the Fed raised rates 17 times, which helped bring about the 2008 financial crisis — something that news organizations will talk about if the Fed hikes, he said.
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He also nodded to exit polls showing his own proposals on issues like Medicare for All being more popular among Democratic primary voters than Biden's positions, even as Biden has overwhelmingly won most states.
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However, unlike last week, when he avoided making eye contact with Girardi while muttering to himself, Garcia nodded to Girardi, calmly handed the ball over and strode off the field to a warm ovation.
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Mr. Trump also remembered the lives lost in the operation, and though he has usually been critical of NATO during his time in office, he nodded to the military partnerships between the Allied nations.
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The U.S. central bank cut the benchmark overnight lending rate to a range of 1.75% to 2.00% on a 7-43 vote and nodded to ongoing global risks and "weakened" business investment and exports.
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For starters, Monáe and her dancers wore some costumes that referenced films that were not nominated for major categories at this year's Oscars — some of the movies they nodded to were not nominated at all.
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Selipsky nodded to his company's recent partnership with the Texas Rangers, who previously received data from a series of jumbled sources including individuals' Excel files that were difficult to share and integrate into their operations.
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Both policymakers nodded to the three devastating hurricanes that have struck parts of the U.S. south and the Caribbean, noting their effects will likely make it more difficult to interpret economic data in coming months.
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In lowering the benchmark overnight lending rate to a range of 1.75% to 2.00% on a 210-232 vote, the Fed's policy-setting committee nodded to ongoing global risks and "weakened" business investment and exports.
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In lowering the benchmark overnight lending rate to a range of 1.75% to 2.00% on a 7-18303 vote, the Fed's policy-setting committee nodded to ongoing global risks and "weakened" business investment and exports.
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He nodded to the 2015 agreement between the United States and China that banned the cyber-theft of corporate intellectual property, but said that international governments need to do more to establish rules of engagement online.
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" De Niro also nodded to Trump's ongoing efforts to institute a new screening process for would-be immigrants, calling Charlie Chaplin, for whom the gala is named, "an immigrant who probably wouldn't pass today's 'extreme vetting.
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He said he was a "public defender, I didn't become a prosecutor" — an implicit jab at Ms. Harris, who was a prosecutor — and he nodded to his role as vice president to America's first black president.
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In it, he nodded to the importance of constraints on presidential intrusion into specific Justice Department case decisions, citing the need "to avoid even the appearance of politicization" when it comes to administration of criminal law.
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By wielding torches in a protest staged by night, the demonstrators nodded to Nazi rallies held during the 1930s at Nuremberg, where the open flame was revered as a mystical means of purifying the Aryan spirit.
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Despite his support of policies like DACA, Mr. Biden has faced fierce criticism from some on the left over the Obama administration's record on deportations of other immigrants, and his plan nodded to that on Wednesday.
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As president, he has referred to young immigrants like Ms. Vargas as those "incredible kids" and said he would deal with the matter with "great heart," but he nodded to the political difficulty of doing so.
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Yellen was appearing in Congress for the first time since Republicans took control of the White House and both houses of the legislature and she nodded to the uncertainties over the direction of U.S. economic policy.
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In a statement, Hillary Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook nodded to the upcoming contests in an attempt to mute an announcement the campaign would have preferred to come after voters headed to the polls in those primaries.
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But the figures also provide more evidence that China is increasingly a two-track economy, something Premier Li Keqiang himself has nodded to, as the gap between winning and losing industries and regions has become increasingly pronounced.
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WASHINGTON/INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - The U.S. central bank is flagging a turning point in monetary policy, as a Federal Reserve policymaker on Friday backed interest rate hikes in the "near term" but nodded to increasingly less certainty ahead.
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Biden also nodded to the ongoing impeachment proceedings against Trump, in which the president is accused of abusing his power by attempting to withhold foreign aid, by saying Trump is misusing the nation's historic commitments to NATO.
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Even the process nodded to her roots (since believing in a plethora of superstitions is pretty common in Irish culture.) This is Ronan's second Oscar nomination; she was up for Best Supporting Actress for Atonement back in 2008.
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During a postgame news conference at the tournament, he heaped praise on Crean, lamented the loss of anyone's job and nodded to the obvious reality that losing (or, in Crean's case, not winning enough) inevitably leads to change.
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Several lingerie-inspired pieces also nodded to the artist's lesser-known sculptures; one such look was modeled by the actress Chloë Sevigny and the cast also included the veteran models Marie Sophie Wilson, Lily Cole and Kirsten Owen.
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There, the influential chief of the New York Fed, John Williams, nodded to the U.S. economy's new normal, where unemployment is plumbing its lowest levels in nearly 50 years, but inflation is barely touching the Fed's 2-percent goal.
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The apology from the president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police's on Monday, who nodded to the "role that our profession has played in society's historical mistreatment of communities of color," is an encouraging sign, at least.
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As the applause settled and the senators, both Republican and Democratic, took their seats after a standing ovation, Ms. Stewart-Cousins — wearing a custom scarf emblazoned with New York State's seal — nodded to the historic nature of her ascent.
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"Thousands of individuals — overwhelmingly people of color — have been subjected, by the federal government, to unjust prison sentences for marijuana offenses," House Judiciary Committee chair Jerry Nadler said in opening remarks that nodded to the groundwork laid by Rep.
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This performance featured the songs "How Great" and "All We Got" from Chance's streaming-only, Best Rap Album-winning Coloring Book release, and also nodded to a little snippet of the song "No Problems," which won Best Rap Performance.
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Even as they pleaded for leniency for their client, Trujillo's lawyers also nodded to the signal importance of the case, which, though controversial, has been widely hailed by soccer fans around the world who had tired of the sport's rampant corruption.
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The White House nodded to that in its statement Monday night; "President Trump thanked President Erdogan for supporting this action by the United States, and the leaders agreed on the importance of holding Syrian President Bashar al-Assad accountable," it read.
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Indeed, some might have found the game too fast, but for me, just seeing Sonic hammering through stages that nodded to their 16bit forefathers in brightness and clarity was enough to feel that the old favorite was hitting form again.
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Mr. Luiebi also nodded to a worry that has been on the minds of other OPEC members: that higher prices may, in the end, be self-defeating if they lead to a drilling boom by shale operators in the United States.
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" • Many nodded to both sides of an argument and were able to find things to agree with in both: "I agree with you in part, Jai, but i must say, crossing the border without permission is wrong, and they knew it.
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" J. Cole nodded to "what you did for the neighborhood," activist Colin Kaepernick pointed to Nipsey's "great work for the people" and Pharrell Williams said, "You were about something..positive and for your community in every chance you had to speak.
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Harrison announced his bid in a video message posted on Wednesday, where he talked about his own background in the state and nodded to health care, student loans and Graham's long record in politics -- particularly the senator's change of opinion on Trump.
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Though all spectators described an idealised Zhou, sketched out in the broad strokes of party propaganda, older Chinese at least nodded to the idea that the former prime minister suffered for the sake of the revolution, while trying to mitigate Mao's worst mistakes.
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In light of the recent chemical attack, that agreement now looks moot and Clinton nodded to the possibility that it could have failed on Thursday, saying that they believed at the time "we had gotten rid of their stock" of chemical weapons.
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Models, whose makeup also nodded to Ramalho's work with large circles around their eyes and teeth drawn on their faces, wore jackets, coats and dresses with clashing prints - usually tartan and pinstripe - and plenty of layers, including at times, two pairs of socks.
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The single "Mess Around" was a particularly catchy outing for the band, a simple blues- and skiffle-influenced ditty that nodded to Mr. Auerbach's hits and was packaged in a music video that lifted footage from the French film pioneer Georges Méliès.
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The line, which also featured Barocco-style V logos, nodded to the golden safety pins that adorned a black dress from Versace's Spring/Summer 1994 line, made famous when actress Elizabeth Hurley wore it to the "Four Weddings and a Funeral" premiere.
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In his annual budget address earlier this month, Governor Andrew Cuomo nodded to possible legalization in nearby states like New Jersey when he proposed the state Department of Health to dig into what readily available, legal pot might mean for New Yorkers.
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To pull off an ad that nodded to the contemporary fight against racism, Pepsi would've had to somehow acknowledge a point of view without trying to adopt it wholesale, speaking on behalf of a community it didn't understand, or exaggerating its own awareness.
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He also nodded to how he's lucky to have health insurance and make enough money to pay for Billy's treatments, breaking down at the thought of so many people who are not in a position to get the health care they need for their children.
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And the series has now nodded to this multiple times, with police officers mocking Hooded Justice's sexuality on American Hero Story, Hooded Justice and Captain Metropolis having sex on American Hero Story, and the actual Hooded Justice and Captain Metropolis having sex in this episode.
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Kelly seemed to see immigration almost entirely through the prism of security — paralleling Trump's campaign, which nodded to the zero-sum economic view of immigration prominent on the right for years, but dwelled far more on blood-and-guts anecdotes of violent crime by immigrants.
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For more than 40 years, Mr. Wade — who was known by the nickname Daddy-O — built whimsical, outsize public art that nodded to Texas's culture of bigness, gaining renown for his uninhibited style but also drawing attention as a serious artist in some circles.
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Their last full-length Daydreams in a Roach Motel prototyped that sort of cautious quietude, whispering over instrumentals that nodded to indie rock's quieter corners, like Smith, as well as Bedhead and Duster, as well as Phillips' pals in Alex G in Coma Cinema.
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Georgette Bhathena, a director at the philanthropic San Francisco Foundation, which is working with Zuckerberg's group on its initiative, said the housing project has been years in the making, and, when pressed, nodded to the role Silicon Valley played in creating the problem in the first place.
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Japan nodded to that tilting policy mix this week with plans for 7.5 trillion yen of new government spending - likely funded by the sale of 40-year bonds, just after the Bank of Japan said on Friday it would expand purchases of equities rather than bonds.
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And while he celebrated the benefits of the theatrical experience — "There is nothing better than going to the movies, and there never will be" — he also nodded to the inevitability of technological progress, stating that "We have to adapt" if the industry at large was going to remain viable.
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She nodded to the crowd and took a few glances at the walls, which were crammed with photographs of jazz icons who had played there: Sonny Rollins cradling a tenor saxophone, Dexter Gordon gazing through a cloud of cigarette smoke, Charlie Haden plucking a bass with back-bent intensity.
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It was theatrical, audacious and definitively feminist: a work of stark symbolism and detailed scholarship, of elaborate ceramics and needlework that also nodded to the traditional amateurism of those forms, a communal project that was the realization of one woman's uncompromisingly grand vision, inviting both awe and identification.
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Even the most unrealistic and absurd works do it: back in 1956 "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" cast a knowing eye on American McCarthyism while "Hostel", a silly slasher flick released in 2005, nodded to the fear of outsiders and foreign travel in the wake of the 9/11 attacks.
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Today's press release nodded to open-source software and the ledger systems being revolutionized by the blockchain as possible avenues for updating the business of assigning credit and cash to the publishers, composers, performers, and rights holders who can all share a claim on a single piece of recorded music.
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The dovish tone of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's (RBNZ) statement, which nodded to a recent run of weak data, reaffirmed market expectations that no rate hike was on the near-term horizon and even led some analysts to project a slim but possible chance of a rate cut.
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This month, Mr. Trump nodded to Pride Month for the first time since taking office, when he announced that his administration had begun a global campaign to decriminalize homosexuality, a move that was criticized by activists who pointed to the administration's record on gay, bisexual and transgender issues at home.
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How the defense team hopes to resolve his case in court by further angering prosecutors who previously supported Flynn receiving little to no jail time and by playing to a judge who responded harshly to his crime and to a court filing that nodded to political conspiracy still isn't clear.
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In a later bit of casting that nodded to his "1984" performance, Mr. Hurt portrayed the venomous High Chancellor Sutler, the leader of a fictional fascist political party called Norsefire, in "V For Vendetta," a 2005 movie based on a graphic novel in which England has become a totalitarian state.
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Facebook also said it did not have enough data to definitively attribute the campaign to its creators, but nodded to a report published by the Director of National Intelligence which attributed hacking campaigns during the election season to Russian operatives and said that Facebook's data does not contradict the findings of the Director.
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The performance on Sunday of a transcription for mixed instruments by Clarice Jensen, a cellist and founding member of this ensemble, maintained the hypnotic beauty and heart-quickening intensity of the music, and there were moments when rows of audience members swayed and nodded to its pulse as if bobbing on water.
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Using a moody, silver-screen palette and characters who sometimes appeared sculpted from wire, the story nodded to the hard-boiled tradition, but the book's gonzo climax is more farce than noir: a set piece involving a U.S.O. show run amok, with a gender-bending twist so good it fooled me twice.
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The Global Times nodded to a strain of thought among nationalist intellectuals and party ideologues, who chafe at the idea that China's 100m ethnic-minority citizens, and notably restive groups such as Uighurs or Tibetans, should enjoy special privileges as the price of peaceful co-existence with the 1.3bn-strong Han Chinese majority.
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They also nodded to the rising influence of crypto-fascists and state media in geopolitics, setting their version of V for Vendetta in a 2032 UK where the leading broadcast TV network works hand-in-hand with a dictatorial High Chancellor (John Hurt) to keep social deviants and political dissenters from having a voice.
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Whereas previous iterations of Carol Danvers (back when she was Ms. Marvel) depicted her in essentially a bathing suit, a domino mask, and opera gloves, DeConnick's version put her in a military-inspired suit that nodded to Danvers's experience in the Air Force, plus the helmet that swept Danvers's blond hair up into a mohawk.
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While the Oscar-winning actor chose a classic black tuxedo and color-coordinated bow tie, Livia was dressed in a white high-neck caped gown that nodded to the night's religious theme, Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination, and she accessorized the look with pops of green thanks to her Chopard earrings and bracelet.
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" Donald Trump's surreal Friday Clinton, who accepted the group's "Trailblazer Award" on Saturday night for becoming the first female presidential candidate for a major political party, nodded to Trump when she said that the choice in November "is not about golf course promotions or birth certificates, it comes down to who will fight for the forgotten.
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Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson was previously the chief engineer of Tesla Model S. In May, Tesla employees told CNBC the company was then planning a Model S refresh that would potentially include a 400-mile range battery -- a goal that Musk later nodded to during a shareholders' meeting, although he didn't say it would be for the Model S -- and could use Model 3 seats.
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Speaking before the congregation at the Christian Cultural Center, a black megachurch in Brooklyn, Mr. Bloomberg delivered his apology in the heart of one of the communities most affected by his policing policies, and at a location that nodded to the fact that should he decide to run for president, African-American voters would be a crucial Democratic constituency that he would need to win over.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, who has broad support from the law enforcement community, nodded to the tensions between the police and minorities in a Wednesday speech to the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives.
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While Pope Francis argued that men and women are biologically different, he also nodded to the idea that gender is (partly, he said) a social construct and that gender roles can be flexible — for example, a husband can take on chores traditionally done by the wife: A rigid approach turns into an overaccentuation of the masculine or feminine, and does not help children and young people to appreciate the genuine reciprocity incarnate in the real conditions of matrimony.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (Wash.), the top Democrat on the committee, nodded to the issue in an op-ed Tuesday in The Washington Post.
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Adopting a voice that sounded much like that of Bobby Boucher -- the titular character in Sandler's "The Waterboy" -- the 53-year-old opened, saying, "I stand before you trembling with ample glee..." After riffing on his alleged unpopularity -- he nodded to his and awards host Aubrey Plaza's movie, "Funny People," which he said was the last time "critics pretended not to hate me" -- Sandler drew laughs with his mocking mention of being "quote-unquote snubbed by the Academy" a few weeks ago, when Oscars nominees were announced.
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That card you signed and sealed and put in the mail, the way you smiled and nodded to the white-crowned woman bent over the still-green bananas, the way you dug around in the dirt and and left that seed or that gift of the knees and that prayer whispered for a stranger or that glass of water you handed to someone and winked because you just knew — You've got to remember: we don't know when and how we are leaving the greatest marks on the world.
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