Argyle Shift is the obligatory anime-style mech simulator with obligatory chirpy co-pilot wearing next to nothing.
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There were the obligatory statements that bankers were inherently dishonest.
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Motivated teachers can deliver the obligatory stuff in unconventional ways.
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Some states argue the language does not make it obligatory.
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There was the obligatory cake -- in this case, 6 tiers.
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Before Uber, tipping in the service economy was basically obligatory.
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But Snapchat goes beyond the obligatory selfies and mesmerizing filters.
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I left Salsanera, briefly, for an obligatory jaunt to ENTER.
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And it has the obligatory tennis court, pool and pavillion.
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At 25, I had eluded obligatory military service for years.
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I'm a sap for the season's obligatory markings of passage.
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The jokes try too hard, and the theme feels obligatory.
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An obligatory Aperol spritz cost me an additional 5 euros.
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Now the day carries expectations that feel heavy, and obligatory.
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Only totalitarian societies make it obligatory to love one's country.
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Critics say the resolution's language does not make this obligatory.
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Its political leader campaigned against a law making vaccines obligatory.
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A woman driving a car without wearing the obligatory hijab.
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Here's the obligatory shot of the Z7's sensor and mount.
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The film has the structure and inspiration of an obligatory money
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What I'm saying is that there's not a single obligatory expression.
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The small downtown has no chains, apart from an obligatory Starbucks.
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Some states argue that the language does not make it obligatory.
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And because weddings are no longer obligatory, they must be extraordinary.
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Mr. Hely is best when he veers away from the obligatory.
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That era gave us notorious failures—cue obligatory mention of pets.
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No word if Kasich is planning to perform that obligatory role.
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This maternity leave is obligatory, though the number can be negotiated.
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It feels routine, even obligatory, and repeats the usual Egyptian imagery.
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Underworld scenes were almost obligatory in French opera of the time.
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But those observations aren't insights so much as obligatory comic beats.
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They led to Ms. Niles's resignation and obligatory workplace discrimination training.
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Triggers include the obligatory get-togethers that come with the holidays.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, and antifa also made obligatory cameos.
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Smart guns shouldn't be obligatory, but they should be an option.
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The obligatory steak frites has been exiled to the entree section.
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Some states argue that this language does not make it obligatory.
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An obligatory "don't try this at home" warning was promptly issued.
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Nevertheless, after an obligatory hiatus, Folsom strolled to re-election in 1954.
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The armchairs prove to be an attractive backdrop for the obligatory selfie.
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Poland will introduce obligatory TV charge of 15 zlotys ($3.92) a month.
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It's obligatory to take your passion and pair it with a plan.
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Searches for "lucky" increase by 171 percent over average daily searches. Obligatory!
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Almost everywhere marriage is becoming less obligatory, less coercive and less dutiful.
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It even has a handy selfie function for those obligatory gym snaps.
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Critics of the deal say the language does not make it obligatory.
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Here's the obligatory slow-mo, which was tweeted out by Stark herself.
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Surely, some were just upset that DJI is making the optional obligatory.
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There was the obligatory library, but no classes past the G.E.D. level.
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Obligatory disclaimer: No, I'm not saying that Mr. Trump is another Hitler.
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It doesn't even have to be an obligatory family or friends item.
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Making as many friends as possible is encouraged, but it's not obligatory.
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People are already making the obligatory pilgrimages to Iowa and New Hampshire.
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In Brazil, there are 147.3 million eligible voters, and voting is obligatory.
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A cry of pain followed "the obligatory vaccination," according to the study.
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Eternally obligatory, it can be, depending on the year, festive or harrowing.
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The extension of such obligatory benefits is a matter left to Congress.
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Some states say this phrasing does not make it an obligatory commitment.
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Jessica told ESPN that she is now an obligatory Golden State Warriors fan.
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You get the obligatory political exhibition attendants, like Jenny Holzer and Guerilla Girls.
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" Other recommendations include an obligatory reminder to "be honest, passionate and be yourself!
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Pilgrimages to them are all but obligatory for schoolchildren, university students and officials.
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In a country where voting is obligatory, a record 58% stayed at home.
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As the face of the organization, he knows that such appearances are obligatory.
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Critics of the deal have said the language does not make it obligatory.
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At worst, some entries in the series have felt obligatory rather than essential.
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Also, we have our obligatory conversation about the fat-shaming of Wayne Shaw.
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For live-in housekeepers, it establishes an obligatory nine consecutive hours of rest.
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No, you will not get served the obligatory canned quote from Matt Damon.
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It's practically obligatory — and signifies nothing, at least as far as you're concerned.
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The whole population carries "aansprakelijkheidsverzekering," or personal liability insurance, which is also obligatory.
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Some merely endure it, like a vexing but obligatory visit from a relative.
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"Only totalitarian societies make it obligatory to love one's country," he once wrote.
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We are spared the obligatory references to Creedence Clearwater Revival and Janis Joplin.
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It has the obligatory pool, amazing gardens ... and did we mention the view?
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However, where would we be without our obligatory head-scratching moment on Oscar morning?
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Tannen says that obligatory and unquestioning solidarity is something we must move away from.
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Obligatory warning: Here be mild spoilers for Game of Thrones season 6, episode 8.
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Obligatory cameo by chef Daniel, plus random close-ups of the overpriced food commence.
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The only obligatory, make-or-break task is to ensure voters an accurate count.
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As for corporate money, some would argue for obligatory disclosure rather than a ban.
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Purple and lime-green walls spice up the open-plan workstations and obligatory atrium.
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Some states argue that the language of the resolution does not make it obligatory.
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PCBG's liquidity cushion (net of obligatory reserves) is strong, covering 45% of customer deposits.
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There were no responses aside from periodical "updates" and obligatory birthday and Christmas cards.
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None of them have much personality, including Jake's obligatory love interest Emma (Ella Purnell).
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Mr. Trump's obligatory riffs on taxes and regulation were warmly but not passionately received.
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Pack (Asif Ali) is the obligatory tech-obsessed guy, struggling with electronic-device withdrawal.
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And it was a holiday weekend, so it was an obligatory three-night stay.
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"Driverless cars" is the obligatory buzz phrase these days for any discussion of transportation.
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Not an obligatory smile, not a coerced one, but a moment of sincere connection.
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Christopher Wool's swirling monochrome abstracts have become an obligatory addition to any serious collection.
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It's a tough act to follow for the ballgame and the obligatory fireworks show.
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As I send the obligatory "Hi" in Facebook messenger, the chatbot's reply is instantaneous.
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The Taliban still fired off some obligatory rockets at the airport to welcome him.
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Once he and Taupin had their first big hits, an American tour was obligatory.
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The bank said it has not changed the 10% rate charged on obligatory reserves.
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Meanwhile, the husbands I spent time with would have been fine with obligatory sex.
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In a wry poem of direct counsel, Ha Jin dismisses obligatory mingling and networking.
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There are permits and land deals and obligatory environmental reviews that make that clear.
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"Not of my calibre," she said without hesitation (and the obligatory peal of laughter).
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Check out the pics ... Caitlin takes an obligatory selfie while lying on the beach.
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And, of course, there was the obligatory Frankenstein monster who was a photo fav.
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The habit was instilled at her boarding school, where letters home were an obligatory chore.
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When You're Alerting Everyone That It's Girls' Night Out with an Obligatory Mirror Selfie:1.
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In Peru, for example, it is not obligatory to register in the social-security system.
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Open Banking is obligatory only for Britain's nine biggest banks, although others have signed up.
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Vale also said that under its contract with the union the bonuses are not obligatory.
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It's also obligatory to wear pajamas—no doubt so it's harder for us to escape.
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In my own childhood, I dreaded this practice due to all the obligatory housework involved.
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There are obligatory references to L.A. traffic, which apparently gets even worse during Martian invasions.
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While each respondent provided the obligatory "of course not," it was hard to believe them.
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When the group suffers the obligatory fight that nearly breaks everything apart, you feel it.
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This rhetoric has force because it leads people to view violence against immigrants as obligatory.
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He explained to them, politely, that there were certain obligatory regulations, and they shot him.
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There, lawmakers made the obligatory statements of congratulations, and Raiders fans rejoiced on the Strip.
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MORE — the military has seemingly muddled through with obligatory efforts to build the Afghan Army.
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But it&aposs okay to make family time more obligatory than usual during the holidays.
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And they posted the obligatory car video, with Matarazzo showing off his bowtie for the fans.
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Look at him refusing to look Rachel's suitor in the eyes during the obligatory paw/handshake!
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Obligatory stuff here: The ABC event airs from 8-11 on ABC on Wednesday the 16th.
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Initially, this rule was obligatory, but due to pressure from activists, the rule was made mandatory.
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Your obligatory afternoon picnic would be incomplete without a cozy Turkish towel and a linen jumpsuit.
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This has been your obligatory piece of uplifting news to round out an unremittingly awful year.
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This would mean mounting sexual tension, but kisses on The Bachelorette rarely feel more than obligatory.
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The two are dressed in obligatory blue lab coats, safety goggles and bright blue latex gloves.
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Is it obligatory to give him the benefit of the doubt until he arrives in office?
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Halloween is also the only time of year when watching a scary movie feels almost obligatory.
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Yes, the story opens with the obligatory catalogue of United's misadventures over the past half-decade.
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He was spared having to enroll in the Hitler Youth, obligatory for his non-Jewish classmates.
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"We've gotten used to these 1960s, 1970s plazas with obligatory big artworks plunked down," he said.
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For most Muslims, prayer is obligatory five times a day, which usually requires breaks from work.
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"NO MORE ROASTING" says another (all-caps titles are obligatory in this particular corner of YouTube).
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It's playing on plenty of cyberpunk tropes, but it doesn't feel obligatory or paint-by-numbers.
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And the worst, the worst, of these came from Gladiolus Amicitia, the game's obligatory muscle dad.
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"It's not obligatory for them, but they feel they have a duty toward us," he said.
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It's true that Ms. Kelly developed her signature style while perfectly coifed, with obligatory blond streaks.
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Republicans argue that the fees are part of an ex-felon's sentence and are thus obligatory.
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They put my medals on the obligatory veil and attributed it to their management and tact.
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I usually found myself being offered the obligatory consolation prize: a role in the dancing chorus.
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A WC Fields-level lush posing as Santa pushes literature on you after an obligatory photo.
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And the company tried to cop up to its tone-deafness with the obligatory Medium-post apology.
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It's one of the more peaceful drawings to come from this time of violence and obligatory allegiances.
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As he posed for the obligatory photo, he heard cheering in Japanese from an onlooking tour group.
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Also, some obligatory hypocrisy—73 percent of participants reported being uncomfortable with their own sexts being shared.
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The video starts with the obligatory passport shots, followed by photos of plane wings in the clouds.
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DONORS to charities rarely make the sort of cost-benefit calculations investors, for example, would think obligatory.
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Banks are currently depositing 639 billion euros ($701.75 billion) at the ECB apart from their obligatory reserves.
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Perhaps one of the biggest problems with Making a Murderer Part 2 is that it feels obligatory.
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And if you do celebrate, consider a couples' spa treatment instead of the obligatory nice dinner out.
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On Wednesday, the EU published details of how the bloc will seek to make these recommendations obligatory.
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Embalming is not obligatory in France, and it's the funeral directors that sell it to the families.
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But the mushrooms were just the obligatory garnish and the real challenge was creating what lay beneath.
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Only half of their riders wear an obligatory helmet, and even fewer of the passengers riding pillion.
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Chilemba held on, surviving a difficult ninth and tenth round, a brutal eleventh, and an obligatory twelfth.
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A small crowd gathered as we snapped the obligatory social media pics and prepared to sample it.
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Just like that, he made the obligatory nuisance of shaving in winter a thing of the past.
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I returned to the original roads that the tourists frequented to get my obligatory front-yard selfie.
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There's the obligatory how-I-made-it-in-comedy narrative, but it's confined to a single essay.
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But the wording in the agreement allowed AMI to shirk the provisions that McDougal thought were obligatory.
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Between obligatory prayers, meals and meetings in household Majilis offer prime networking opportunities for Dubai's business elite.
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" The final 2 miles 385 yards are newly written: Just look at that obligatory reference to "Hamilton.
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And, since it was the issue of bathroom rights, Colbert threw in an obligatory golden showers joke.
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We don't need to take time away to service characters in an almost obligatory or phony way.
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I was in and out in less then 20, obligatory totes stuffed with a literal harvest bounty.
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Indeed, most people think that it is morally acceptable (or even obligatory) to lie in certain situations.
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Injuries didn't help, nor did the common belief that Curry wasn't willing to do the obligatory work.
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This is one reason the preshow designer chat has become an obligatory element of the critical process.
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My girlfriend and K tried to hide their disappointment and feigned interest while taking their obligatory bites.
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They allege that the obligatory work and eight-hour shifts for no or little pay are unlawful.
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And as harrowing as Jo's ordeal may be, the movie doesn't fail to provide the obligatory uplift.
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The obligatory mashup of "O Holy Night" and "Ave Maria" halts the album's momentum only a smidgen.
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Srđan Veljović: They were taken during my obligatory stint in the Yugoslav army in 19883 and 1988.
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Any millennial will tell you that a celebrity couple isn't official until they've shared an obligatory Instagram photo.
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Kate has her own obligatory tragic backstory, featuring a car accident caused by one of the Joker's plots.
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Joint Ministerial Council can pass an order and it will be obligatory for the BVI to implement it.
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Most people don't have that precise problem, but there are plenty of situations where makeup is implicitly obligatory.
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On the right, allegiance to voodoo has become obligatory — leading Republican economists fell right in line when Jeb!
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And she's basically given up on the traditional celebrity profile — long considered obligatory for stars of all levels.
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We are really embracing this new way of living and I'm loving the lack of obligatory gift exchanges.
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Senator Bernie Sanders made all the obligatory statements on Monday night about taking on President-elect Donald Trump.
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America's young people justifiably may object to being singled out for obligatory civics training recommended by older generations.
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Honecker belonged to the Bund Deutscher Mädel, the girls' wing of the Hitler Youth, whose membership was obligatory.
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But Ms. Orlandersmith digs deep enough into each character, and with such decency, that no segment seems obligatory.
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" When Corcoran pitched the coach, her email wasn't just the obligatory "I'm a huge fan of your work.
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"The movie gives Diaz (the adorable one) a chance to spoof the obligatory display of cleavage," she wrote.
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He appears when we need an obligatory boss fight or some friction along the path of our delivery.
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The result is a movie where the biggest money shots feel largely obligatory—just killers and filler, nothing more.
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Critics of the deal say this wording is effectively a loophole meaning the missile-testing restrictions are not obligatory.
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Even his Wikipedia page lacks the obligatory "Personal Life" section that typically names the partners and spouses of celebrities.
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With office holiday parties, obligatory Secret Santas and family commitments, it's easy to let something slip through the cracks.
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There were, of course, the obligatory motorcycle stunts as the choppers flew over the heads of the Paul bros.
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He has also promised to tackle corruption, such as making the declaration of assets obligatory for public sector officials.
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It was indeed an exciting day for her and we did the obligatory "First Day" photo in her uniform.
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Still, with "three month's salary" no longer being such an obligatory standard, we hope the times are a-changin'.
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There's the obligatory birthday shoutout to the president, of course, which features a cameo from little half-brother Barron.
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Few also uses a Earl Grey tea in its Breakfast Gin which goes well with the obligatory lemon juice.
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As immigration spiked, EU leaders in 2015 decided by majority on an obligatory relocation system, outvoting four eastern states.
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David was nowhere in sight -- as he shouldn't be since the obligatory fake firefighter/stripper showed off his stuff.
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Some posts on the blog attacked obligatory vaccination in Italy, regurgitating unfounded claims that vaccines were linked to autism.
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The mother of two recently did work for women detained for protesting the obligatory wearing of the Islamic veil.
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He's clearly done his fair share of obligatory and heartfelt nods to the pro-Israeli community over the years.
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These allow only for contractually obligatory coupon payments on hybrid securities until the bank's state aid has been repaid.
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I would also bet that on the rare occasion you two are intimate, it feels more obligatory than passionate.
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Especially when you're sharing your Netflix account with your partner, friend, or roommate, having multiple accounts is practically obligatory.
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Uber criticized the new rules in a statement to Bloomberg, noting that they still include an obligatory written exam.
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At best, these characters feel like the writers checking the obligatory box of expanding a cast in Season 2.
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It plays out as an obligatory add-on to a story that would work just the same without it.
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There was a smattering of grumbles when Anthony was introduced and the obligatory boos whenever he touched the ball.
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It's an annual meeting of world leaders, where they discuss global issues, and pose for an obligatory photo op.
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Some contrarian media critics said good riddance, calling the briefing a Sisyphean exercise of obligatory questions and maddening nonanswers.
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This was so promising, we didn't even bother getting anything else for dinner, apart from the obligatory Greek salad.
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The obligatory historical information: the outburst was the highest-scoring game since Kobe Bryant's 81-pointer 11 years ago.
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This is the measure that incensed Richard Craig and led, as a protest, to Nucla's obligatory gun-ownership ordinance.
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In spite of his best efforts to eradicate any sense of an obligatory human nature, it keeps coming back.
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Imagine this: It's late in a big game, and Yankees Manager Joe Girardi is doing his obligatory dugout interview.
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But they also might have been basically obligatory: Barr wasn't exaggerating when he said his job was becoming impossible.
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But his meme that the RFS somehow hurts farmers is so divorced from reality that a response is obligatory.
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As it was, other obligatory elements, like the "In Memoriam" segment and acknowledging lifetime-achievement honorees, felt somewhat truncated.
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But the festival is now in the groove ... lots of booze, trippy guitar solos and the obligatory disco ball.
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There's even the obligatory time's-running-out theme song to heighten tension whenever things are down to the wire.
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The obligatory photo while exiting the club is like receiving a blessing; being a part of something special, something sacred.
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After all, not every expecting mom loves opening present after present in front of everyone she knows...it feels obligatory.
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His photos—which run the gamut from celebrity shots to obligatory photos of his family—are mostly standard political fare.
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The program was not compulsory for women but it was obligatory for those who wanted to work in public administration.
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And then the weekend rolls around and you end up indulging in the obligatory boozy dinners and brunches with friends.
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And men shouldn't want obligatory sex anyway, because sex that someone has out of a sense of duty isn't sexy.
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Bulgaria hopes to join the banking union and the two-year obligatory waiting room for adopting the euro in July.
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I go home for the obligatory parent phone call and get ready to go to the gym with my boyfriend.
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Toughening them up is one justification for the obligatory boot camps that still take place annually in schools and universities.
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But Mr. Czech argued that the euthanasia program was not obligatory because the operation was illegal, even in Nazi Germany.
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I paused when I got to the front of the store to take the obligatory Instagram shots of the outside.
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The subject is still obligatory until the age of 18, though in reality this requirement is ignored, or watered down.
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Strzeminski is initially unbroken, contemptuously dismissing the guardians of obligatory Socialist-Realist orthodoxy, with their leaden rhetoric and aesthetic illiteracy.
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In each, there was at most a single, obligatory, passing reference to rivals like Russia and China, with little elaboration.
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When shown last winter at the Sundance Film Festival, "White Girl" received some obligatory tut-tutting from nervous male critics.
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Antony Starr plays the obligatory prodigal, Garrett, who materializes after an absence of — there's that time span again — 14 years.
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The US and UK governments are looking to force chat companies to give them obligatory "back doors" into encrypted messages.
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In most of the Arab world, a double air kiss is obligatory, though only between people of the same sex.
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One ramen chain will remain, and so will a Shanghai street-food spot that offers the obligatory dumplings and noodles.
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Sometimes travel shows feel a little obligatory, as if obscurity were more important than joy, but this is a pleasure.
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The deli became an obligatory stop during political campaigns, although Mr. Greco was visibly disappointed in late 1999 when Gov.
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"I scowled, and then my face formed the smile which is obligatory on such occasions," he later told a biographer.
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The sparse wine features under-aged California pinots and lesser cabernets, with a few obligatory bottles of southern French reds.
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Because of his injury, he must perform the obligatory seven circles of the Kaaba on crutches or in a wheelchair.
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We should pause for a moment to throw the obligatory playoff laurels at LeBron James, who is brilliant at basketball.
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Even if it was mostly an obligatory formality, President Obama never let that on to the boys in the meeting.
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While the orders are just orders, rather than subpoenas, but compliance is obligatory, or the companies could face court action.
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Which artist best elicits spontaneous emotions of pleasure, rather than a sense of obligatory intellectualization and subservience to moral duty?
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I got all the obligatory gang tats everywhere and devil horns blasted on my head to give my name, Diablo.
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His board snatching—once very obligatory, apparently done from a place of pure malaise and marginal devotion—started really fucking thrashing.
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Their work done, most of the gilets jaunes, named after the garb that's an obligatory staple of every French automobile, dispersed.
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"Here's the obligatory display," Rousseau chuckles, as he spots a series of architects' impressions propped on easels for Johnson to admire.
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Probably, if there was a big celebration planned and there was a lot of obligatory drinks to be had, they agreed.
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The food photo trend has made snapping shots of your meal an obligatory task, not one anyone really wants to do.
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Click through for the best Etsy shops that'll provide everything from norm-core basics to the obligatory grunge-girl foundation pieces.
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Another underlying cause was the long-standing tie between the male-only electorate and men's obligatory service in the Swiss army.
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And so I said to myself, I'll go do a stint in France, because to work in Italian hotels, that's obligatory.
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These obligatory cessions need to be offered to Belarus Re first, and the reinsurer has the right to reject the cessions.
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"You don't invest three years in defeating ISIS and then fail to implement an obligatory aspect of military doctrine," said Hof.
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"Their wedding day was this obligatory thing he felt he had to do, but they were already miserable," the source explains.
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The best things about my studio are the north light, a wood stove, a comfy chair, and the obligatory studio dog.
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His swift if obligatory apology seemed to satisfy enough listeners, even as he continued to associate with the deeply problematic 6ix9ine.
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But the court's Advocate General Yves Bot rejected the procedural arguments presented by Bratislava and Budapest that obligatory quotas were unlawful.
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The "dead child" count was kept to a zero, and the obligatory drunk driving commercial was fine — actually, it was good!
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Veronica referred to him as Neptune High's "obligatory psychotic jackass," and fans took to calling him "the OPJ" as a nickname.
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Another part of the speech was the obligatory call for unity, which the president did in basically a half-hearted manner.
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These obligatory cessions as well as any voluntary cessions of risks below the threshold must be offered to Belarus Re first.
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Here is an obligatory list of notable American events in 1960, the year they last made it: You get the picture.
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" The entries on the final 2 miles and 385 yards are newly written: Just look at that obligatory reference to "Hamilton.
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MIGRANT ACCORD The prime minister won the obligatory vote of confidence by 343 to 343 in the 630-seat lower house.
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Any novel I read by anyone under 40 has the obligatory splitting-up scene, by parents of my heedless generation. Nevertheless.
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Instagram has made it not only easier but virtually obligatory for celebrities seeking favor to show scenes from their home lives.
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As Mr. Ross began the obligatory process of formally polling influential stakeholders, Mr. Jarmin scrounged for credible backers of the question.
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During a retrial in September of that year — an obligatory procedure for defendants sentenced in absentia — Alaa was released on bail.
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Even with a brain tumor, and the obligatory exams, tests, and treatments that ensue in a hospital, everyday life goes on.
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For others, so frequently revived they can seem like obligatory visits from bossy relatives, casting and direction are even more crucial.
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"Social media is now an obligatory part of any campaign war room," said Mr. Anaya's digital strategist, Juan Pablo Adame Alemán.
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Its contemporary components, like the obligatory electronic pattering of trap, are swept aside by the aching resolve in Leela James's voice.
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These were just a few of the of spots influencers, fans, and those indifferent and awkward (like me) took obligatory snaps.
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To date, they have miserably failed at this task and without statutory or obligatory reforms it's only going to get worse.
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It makes it obligatory, for example, to invite international advisers through a tender process to help prepare sales of larger firms.
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On the surface, that sounds reasonable and it would be hard for Democrats to remain seated during the obligatory standing ovation.
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But before that, we have to have the person who allows for the obligatory exposition and they're new to the picture.
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Nostalgia will be obligatory, even if the brash young Australian star Nick Kyrgios does not yet seem much like the nostalgic type.
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If that seems extreme to you, you're not alone: The suspensions soon spawned an obligatory hashtag campaign, with people bemoaning the move.
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Even though a high school diploma is obligatory in Argentina, around 60 percent of trans women do not make it that far.
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Once my obligatory 8003-minute workout is done, I go back upstairs to shower and heat up some leftover soup for dinner.
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Pretty cool moment when the DJ cranked out the obligatory "Yeah!" track ... with Usher front and center partying like it was 2004.
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Even though voting is obligatory, nearly a fifth of the electorate did not show up, a record high for a local poll.
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After walking around for a little, I decide to get the obligatory fair "mini ice cream cone" that truly is mini ($1).
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In Brazil an obligatory nightly hour of political broadcasts sees a succession of attention-seeking pledges from presidential candidates and local hopefuls.
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And at the very least, the backpack looks more slick than most of the competition, complete with the obligatory glowing alien head.
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At the end, he completes the illusion of a straight-up Star Wars speeder bike, with obligatory neon lights and firework launchers.
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Collecting petition signatures is one of the obligatory hoops Blankenship needed to jump through to get back in the U.S. Senate race.
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We imagine it's her obligatory duty as the newest woman in Rob's life to not only promote his socks, but model them.
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The most widely used program in the country is called Long Live Love, and it goes well beyond the obligatory puberty lesson.
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The Obligatory Marcus Smart Play His defense on LeBron was as feisty and as effective as anyone his size can reasonably provide.
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Chances are, this is little more than another example of what's increasingly starting to feel like an obligatory accessory for phone manufacturers.
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Generally the only cringe-worthy moment is when an Anglophone tries to stumble through their answer to the obligatory French language questions.
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With apologies to my peers, and with the obligatory disclaimer that they probably know things I don't, I'm not sure about this.
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Each one involved obligatory partisan cheering or glowering, sitting still or repeatedly rising as if doing multiple leg squats in the gym.
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Perhaps her favorite, though, is Luke, the obligatory farmhand who rides in on a unicorn and gifts JoJo some sweet cowboy boots.
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The episode ends with obligatory hints of action: Offred finally getting her hands on her contraband (courtesy of Moira), Moira breaking out.
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HBO didn't really hide the obligatory aspect of acquiring this BBC production by scheduling it over successive nights right before the holidays.
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In Bavaria, Neuschwanstein Castle, the inspiration for Disney's Sleeping Beauty castle, is an obligatory stop on a trip through fairy tale Germany.
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It also recounts a disastrous-if-hilarious year in Hollywood, and the couples' embrace of suburban life, with nature's obligatory rude shocks.
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Already, local news outlets in Seattle and San Francisco have run the obligatory "What [local transit agency] Is Doing About Coronavirus" articles.
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What used to be obligatory attendance at big-time shows, to attract thousands of media types in one place, is now past.
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It also created a vast market for goods ranging from video recorders to the obligatory popcorn that viewers could microwave at home.
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Meanwhile, to Davidson, the neuroscientist, the virtues you cultivate by meditating are so crucial as to make the practice feel almost obligatory.
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Alinejad has lived in self-imposed exile since 2009 and received death threats for her campaigning against the obligatory wearing of headscarves.
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It's 4,636 square feet, with 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms along with a 2-bedroom guesthouse, and of course ... the obligatory swimming pool.
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Caputova's success seems to have been compelled primarily by her anti-corruption drive, in a society sick of obligatory and daily graft.
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According to the latest Datafolha survey, Mr. Bolsonaro has the support of 28 percent of those polled — in Brazil, voting is obligatory.
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"Under Islamic law, lying is not only permissible, but obligatory for Muslims in some situations," Team B II writes in its report.
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The shame is that half of it does feel delightfully original, even as the film gets bogged down in its more obligatory elements.
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He has also pointed out that rail liberalization is obligatory under European Union rules, with France behind other member states in meeting requirements.
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Given the obligatory 10% cessions which direct insurers are obliged to offer to RNRC the company's insurance portfolio is subject to concentration risk.
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Obligatory work update: Molly is shading the privileged white boy at her job, Travis (David Hull), for not working as hard as her.
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But when Stefani skanked her way onstage to "Spiderwebs," wearing a skirt over pants, her ponytail sailing, it didn't feel forced or obligatory.
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So feel free to enjoy a little of the obligatory macaroni salad during your Fourth of July celebration, as Jefferson would have wanted.
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Leonardo, Rafael & Carmen Baldwin Getting that "obligatory Santa photo" got pretty chaotic for Hilaria and Alec Baldwin, even before baby No. 43 arrived.
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He has also pointed out that rail liberalisation is obligatory under European Union rules, with France behind other member states in meeting requirements.
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Yet the finale felt more obligatory than soaring, bringing the show to a landing that felt mildly satisfying, but more than anything, overdue.
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Speaking to Tory delegates Wednesday, May focused on repairing party unity, Brexit and, of course, made obligatory attacks on the oppositional Labour Party.
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In the beginning, these guidelines were obligatory, but after 2005, they became advisory in many cases not involving drug crimes with mandatory minimums.
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In this staunchly Catholic nation, it&aposs also an obligatory touchstone for self-respecting politicians and celebrities who pose for photos with devotees.
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Once I made it through the obligatory family camping trips of my youth, I expected to never step foot into a tent again.
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In fact, the gearhead-pleasing moments almost feel like obligatory nods to the mother series that Hobbs & Shaw otherwise seems happy to forget.
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"It makes him a whole person, a real person," said a supporter in a barn in Gilbert, as the obligatory country music rolled.
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Currently, there are Orbs for working with Heroku and Amazon's S3 and CodeDeploy, for example, as well as the obligatory Slack notification Orb.
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Many hard-liners view the obligatory veil as a last-ditch defense against what they say is an onslaught of Western cultural decadence.
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Although rarely mentioned, the efficacy of any obligatory Israeli countermeasures to still-ongoing Iranian nuclearization will have security implications for the United States.
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The United Nations issued an obligatory manifesto, the New Urban Agenda, intended to steer the growth of cities over the next two decades.
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The look on the younger woman's face — pure panic eating away at the obligatory mask of joy — haunts the rest of the movie.
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"That's the lunch you want to be at," concludes von Hofmannsthal, before heading down to the Rochelle Canteen for the obligatory team meal.
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On Tuesday, she traveled to Silicon Valley, now an obligatory stop for German ministers grappling with the impact of huge American technology companies.
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But when it comes to social issues like the obligatory Islamic head scarf for women, he will probably side with the hard-liners.
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He doesn't bother with the obligatory details of biography; we learn about the poets evocatively, from whatever odd angle they crossed his path.
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BUENOS AIRES, March 19 (Reuters) - Argentina will announce an obligatory quarantine to curb the spread of coronavirus, provincial government sources said on Thursday.
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The kid wore a shirt with the word "Equality" emblazoned on the front and the obligatory Nike hat to make him look baller.
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It does serve coffee, and there's the obligatory peg board with prices for cappuccinos, espressos, and flat whites marked out in white letters.
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In January, France will introduce a new obligatory system where all vehicles will have to display a sticker showing its level of emissions.
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There is the obligatory squad WhatsApp group, of course, enabling Neville to "check in" on his players while they are with their clubs.
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For years, the Five Star Movement has spread confusion about vaccines, raising links with autism and campaigning against a law making them obligatory.
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We have a rare lazy Friday night with a gourmet menu of Trader Joe's Chicken Chow Mein, obligatory salads, and Ben and Jerry's.
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Many of my fellow pilgrims have already sent the obligatory "I am going to hajj" mass emails and posted on their Facebook walls.
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Heroism is not morally obligatory, not teachable and not what we must demand of citizens in order to avoid catastrophic crimes against humanity.
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He delays the inevitable, inevitably deflationary revelations for as long as possible, minimizing the obligatory third-act flurry of chasing, fighting and bloodletting.
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When we met, he arrived not in Silicon Valley's obligatory silver Tesla but in an orange Chevy Bolt that resembled a crouching troll.
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As the obligatory circle of female friends, Andrea Bianchi, Elizabeth Ward Land and Aisha de Haas are given less interesting things to do.
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There is also an obligatory race-and-gender disclaimer, during which Carlson soberly notes that Ephron's "fatal flaw" was living in a bubble.
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There were butterfly drones flying around the theater, lots of typical tech event techno music, and the obligatory CES interview with Gary Shapiro.
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During the obligatory photo op portion, an Italian reporter named Alice Martinelli approached Pompeo and handed him a large hunk of Parmigiano Reggiano.
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There are no obligatory objects, but sets available for purchase will often include traditional artisan tools and choices epitomizing a more modern lifestyle.
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The government won its initial, obligatory vote of confidence in the upper house 169-133 thanks to the backing of some independent senators.
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All of that could read like the obligatory kitchen-sinkery of so many postmodern novels, too suspicious of conventional narrative to settle down.
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Watching the Bellas mash together pop songs without sound mixing or instruments in Khaled's presence feels at best obligatory and at worst embarrassing.
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But today, the practice is almost obligatory, as businesses go to extraordinary lengths to provide food without charge, or at a sharp discount.
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She said that she was a regular attendee and lent him a copy of the "Big Book," the obligatory text for Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Administration officials circulated a draft of a letter in March that laid out goals in a negotiation, an obligatory step in the process.
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We must make it obligatory for construction materials to be tested for the toxicity of smoke, with the results subsequently labelled on the products.
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But the movie doesn't pay much mind to the actual process of making art, beyond a few obligatory shots of Gauguin at the easel.
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Am I saying police officers aren't racist — that they question black citizens more aggressively than white citizens because responding to most complaints is obligatory?
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Both wore Ralph Lauren to the event and were guests of the designer, so the photo opp was more obligatory promotion than anything else.
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Together, we face the shortened and flirtatious days ahead filled with valentines, obligatory roses, and agonizing over what this or that text could mean.
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It added that it had been obligatory for the queen to meet the crown prince because Saudi Arabia will host the next G-20.
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It ends up feeling like more than an obligatory cash-in: it builds a whole new layer on top of the Lego Movie foundations.
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Rows of computers and large gaming chairs are the living room's crowning feature, along with a couch, a whiteboard and the obligatory giant television.
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The capacity to craft one's own narrative has become an obligatory skill either possessed or learned by almost every relevant star in the NBA.
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Hi, and welcome to my obligatory hot take on the nearly confirmed no-headphone-jack iPhones we're about to see rolling out of Apple.
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This includes the obligatory emotional backstory, which is basically a feature-length version of the "gymnastics" foreshadowing involving Malcolm's daughter in The Lost World.
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She captured moments from the trip and shared them to Instagram — one of which included an obligatory photo at the Great Wall of China.
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The Modern Family actress returned to her signature dark hair hue Thursday and unveiled her dye job on Instagram with an obligatory sexy selfie.
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After Becky said "yes," and the trio took the obligatory selfie, the singer revealed that Katy had emailed her to set up the proposal.
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If it could not pass Congress, he said his team would work to slash now-obligatory government spending to shore up the public deficit.
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Using fire-resistant materials for roofs and sidings would also help but this is not obligatory under Alberta's building code, a frustration for some.
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By now, though, the formula has grown tired: the black-lacquered furniture, the kitschy music, the watery miso soup (free!), the obligatory tuna roll.
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Melancholy is almost obligatory for young male poets; in other respects, Neruda spurned the genteel conventions still prevailing in love poetry of the time.
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He also explains the state government did make its own obligatory archaeological investigation of the area but didn't try very hard to find anything.
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If that were to happen, there will be plenty more smiles in the obligatory so-called family photo, which is usually a lackluster affair.
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The obligatory buzzer beaters and frenzied, adoring crowds, naturally, but also commentary regarding those I was sure had snickered at my ill-advised layup.
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Obligatory video of Jared Kushner failing to get into a locked door as reporters bark questions at him and the Veep credits play. pic.twitter.
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When I spoke to Box CEO Aaron Levie last year at the Boxworks customer conference, I had to ask the obligatory machine learning question.
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"The moment Pastor Brunson departs for U.S.A., those whose extradition is morally and legally obligatory must be sent to our country," Mr. Bahceli said.
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It's fucking loud, the stage lights are on, and, once the obligatory layer of London frost has been blown clear, there are feet moving.
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Alas, the obligatory apologetic Medium post came just a few hours later, though I'm not sure how much that has assuaged the initial concerns.
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That obligatory "I'm holding it up" photo is hard to resist — the building now leans at about four degrees (it used to lean more).
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A dividing line in tone and professionalism became clear between the politicians, who took time out for obligatory praise of Trump, and the professionals.
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Every interview with Tulsi must include the obligatory "Assad apologist" question and conspiracies about her running third party or being a Russian asset abound.
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There's also the obligatory tense music, car and aerial chases, and a bit of comic relief in the form of David Harbour's Red Guardian.
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The show stars the comedian Pete Holmes playing a comedian named Pete — yes, you can insert the obligatory "fictional version of himself" phrase here.
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After attending Highgate School and completing his obligatory military service, Mr. Morahan spent nine months acting in a repertory company in Henley-on-Thames.
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The university said the monument and other state propaganda were "obligatory," and "normal" elements of all schools and other official establishments in North Korea.
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SEGA - Every fifth Bulgarian retires after reaching the age of 66, although the pension age of 65 for women will become obligatory in 2037.
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True, the roasted pumpkin mash with toasted hazelnuts and fresh cheese has an obligatory air, as does the grilled bread with labneh and honey.
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They're sitting in the obligatory parkas, even though it was probably inside a studio, wearing the parkas, talking about fighting poverty through impact investing.
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Now, even the obligatory check-in with the alien conspiracy, while still a muddled mess, at least feels like it has drive and purpose.
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Surita urged Brazil's government to speed up the transfer of Venezuelan immigrants to other parts of Brazil and start obligatory vaccination at the border.
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By the time he has the obligatory "breaking down and weeping" scene, he's built to it so beautifully that it doesn't feel over the top.
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Jack Reiss, the referee overseeing Hopkin's last appearance in the ring, started the obligatory 20-count required if a boxer is ejected from the ring.
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It doesn't charge interest, either, but rather invites people to provide it with a non-obligatory tip that they think is fair for the service.
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I trailed a power-walking art fair denizen up a very tall escalator until spotting the obligatory metal detectors signifying the fair entrance was near.
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To prevent driving bans, the government is finally thinking about obligatory hardware updates at the manufacturers' expense to reduce NOx emissions in older diesel cars.
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Snowden hits all the spy thriller notes with over-the-top surveillance imagery, an obligatory ominous phone call, and a fair amount of hero worship.
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It's usually just a frying pan full of potatoes and whatever meat and vegetables you have lying around, with the obligatory fried egg on top.
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It even has an illuminated logo on its back and a light-up strip on the side — nigh obligatory inclusions for anything marketed toward gamers.
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" He continued, "In all of those media opportunities—debates, obligatory news stories, endorsements, advertising—try to get the media to raise your issues by repetition.
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A hand-lettered design—"obligatory overly mushy sentimental Valentine's Day card"—is printed in neon pink ink on the front of 120-pound white cardstock.
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"Honestly, I would assume it probably helped him," Sudeikis said, before closing out the skit with the obligatory "live from New York, it's Saturday night."
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Apparently, her committed relationship "didn't count" when it came to the obligatory bouquet toss, and in the eyes of the Wedding Gods she was single.
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The country also plans to conduct a non-obligatory census of Venezuelans living within its territory to help them access education, health and welfare benefits.
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But this time the nods feel less like obligatory acts of fan service than mythological reverberations, signaling a deeper, more intricate narrative intelligence at work.
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Ecommerce sites also sometimes suggestively present an optional (priced) add-on in a way that makes it appear like an obligatory part of the transaction.
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The morning of the transplant we took the obligatory pre-surgery family photo and rode the elevator up to the pediatric pre-surgical admitting suite.
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It's not as much fun as either of those earlier shows — it's too slow and solemn, and its obligatory touches of baroque weirdness lack conviction.
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We journalists use them constantly — nearly every story about a study of a new drug or treatment includes the obligatory patient, often with a photograph.
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Coates, whose 2014 Atlantic cover story "The Case for Reparations," helped bring the issue back into the mainstream, framing reparations as necessary, if not obligatory.
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The lights and blinds were all Lutron, and a small closet concealed the obligatory Crestron rack for the audiovisuals, among scattered boxes of Lanvin sneakers.
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It's not an obligatory thing, but I feel like even though I'm scrimping and saving, I'm in a better position than most of my friends.
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So, yeah, if they start tinkering and make it obligatory for all players, then I might throw my sentient cars out of the metaphorical stadium.
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Newbies "The Way You Used to Do" and "The Evil Has Landed" were given obligatory airtime, but not without a half-arsed apology from Homme.
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Like, 'Let's all get together, spend $60 on an obligatory group brunch, and go look at a dress that we have no say in buying.
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He rarely raises his voice, is said not to curse and refrains from the seemingly obligatory wild gesticulation and theatrics his peers employ during debates.
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First, the obligatory caveat: There's still so much we don't know about the novel coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease that results from the virus.
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"The Wire" is evoked in an academic setting, with the obligatory Dickens and Shakespeare name-checks wrapped in several layers of eye-rolling self-consciousness.
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Zack Greinke almost spent more time on the mound in a 1-2-3 inning than he did in his obligatory news conference on Friday.
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"Jihad is obligatory for everyone able to perform it, male and female, and it is definitely warfare that they are talking about," Mr. Spencer said.
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Pelosi and other party leaders, who had resisted impeachment for much of the year, framed the charges as an obligatory response to a lawless president.
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At business school recruiting events, it is almost obligatory that companies describe their LEED-certified workplaces, LGBT-friendly human resource practices and community outreach efforts.
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"The principles of Capital Markets Law including the obligatory call tender principles related to the share transfer process...will not be applied," the statement said.
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Mr. Fraser's bar food includes onion rings, peel-and-eat shrimp, green pea tostada, a burger and "obligatory kale salad" with avocado and Caesar dressing.
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After 13 series and an obligatory celeb spinoff, British tabloids recently reported that The Million Pound Drop has been axed by Channel 4 in March.
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Kitron Neuschatz: For this issue we wanted to visualize the constant and obligatory documentation of a young person's life as you would progress into adulthood.
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The best example of such a rhetorical question came from Yahoo News's Hunter Walker, who made the obligatory inquiry about "covfefe," Trump's viral Twitter typo.
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And, in an effort to show it's more than just obligatory lip service, they announced a number of updates meant to make its products more private.
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The fasting is an obligatory act — one of the Five Pillars of Islam, rooted in a commitment to focus and to cleanse the mind and spirit.
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The Duke of Albany carries the Spectator, a shopping trolley makes its now almost obligatory appearance, and Lear's Fool is dressed in a ragged Superman outfit.
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Some breathlessly endorse technology trends (hello, Google Pixel), some are as obligatory as jury duty (socks, sweaters, scarves, and that ilk), and some are… gift cards.
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A Wi-Fi hotspot on a spacecraft such as New Shepard would allow customers to get online during a flight and post their obligatory space selfies.
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Until practices are mandatory, the obligatory response to questions about absentee quarterback Tom Brady are to be expected from New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick.
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The leather case sported "high-quality European leather with a soft microfiber lining," along with the obligatory Apple logo and "designed by Apple in California" guarantee.
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When Dom wins the obligatory drag race (Cuban edition, featuring Cuban Nos), he declines to take his opponent's car as spoils, settling instead for his respect.
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The second I turned 24, the massive family network cranked into gear to find me an "eligible" groom with whom to fulfill my obligatory life plan.
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There is so much screaming, furniture goes flying, there's usually the obligatory jumping under a blanket and plenty of snogging and bitching behind each other's backs.
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There's an obligatory scene with Mardi Gras, but it takes place in the aftermath of the event, so you can see it from a different side.
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Bulgarian authorities have already said that Belene could be built without state guarantees or obligatory long-term contracts for the government to purchase power from it.
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But Raven shares that earlier, on the obligatory party bus, both Bryce and Lee told her that they think Eric is the worst match for Rachel.
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Norma flies into an obligatory rage when she learns of the betrayal, yet she has a bond with Adalgisa that is only strengthened as a result.
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I am writing this in a house in the country with the obligatory box of family letters in the attic that go unread year after year.
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And, of course, candidates will follow the triangle route of summer fundraising (and fun-raising) with obligatory stops on Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, and in the Hamptons.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker The food, which is vaguely Italian, reads like a careful primer on current trends, well executed if obligatory.
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"In my opinion, any decisions on coordination which would require an obligatory fulfilment, are unlikely to be taken," Novak told Russian state TV in an interview.
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Ivanka's clapping was refined and engaged, while Kushner's applause looked obligatory, a thoughtless action he had to engage in while in the midst of a daydream.
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Upon entering Vdara, snap an obligatory photo of the massive art installation made of hundreds of canoes outside (which is exactly as strange as it sounds).
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He also took an obligatory stance for Staten Island's secession from the city, a hopeless yet perennial issue among islanders who felt they received short shrift.
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No longer was the office a site of self-erasure and obligatory disguise, but a place where one could reveal not only gender but personality, too.
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There was the participant who balked at the center's obligatory one-hour-a-day of light work and expected her meals to be served to her.
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Bosnia's central bank in July introduced a negative interest rate on commercial banks' reserves that exceed the obligatory reserve rate of 10 percent to boost lending.
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As the centuries passed, men's disproportionate privilege gave them the exclusive right to act as leaders for the sacred rites and rituals obligatory upon all Muslims.
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After making the obligatory I-can't-heeeeear-you hand gestures, the Pinstripe Police and their cognates start catapulting rolled-up shirts in the general direction of fans.
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When the denouement finally arrives and the prime minister explains his dastardly plan, it is Calder who provides the obligatory response: "It will never work," he says.
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If there needs to be a humorous moment, they just just holler some kind of meme in place of the joke (insert obligatory Borderlands 2 reference here).
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Reggie, a football player and Archie's rival and frenemy in the comics, is the kind of jock who's jerky attitude is obligatory in any good teen drama.
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Quickly, the signals subtly shifted from "optional" to "obligatory," that instead of a late-night rager, this would take place in the middle of the work day.
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I wanted it to be obligatory for if and when whoever comes to see this band play on tour, they get a different version of the record.
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The court ruled with a majority of 4-1 that Aadhaar was constitutional and could remain obligatory for those wishing to receive public benefits or file taxes.
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Don't get us wrong: The stay-in scenario might sound like heaven for some of us, but it's not quite the same when you know it's obligatory.
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The health ministry has called for a public debate on healthcare reforms and proposed bringing in obligatory monthly health insurance payments - an option opposed by the Socialists.
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Masisi is standing on his record on tackling corruption, such as making a declaration of assets obligatory for public sector officials, and slashing bureaucracy for small businesses.
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Obligatory reminder that we're still talking about a consumer tech company that has raised boatloads of money and almost no one knows what their product looks like.
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Fernandes is among a group of theater staff who have not received salaries since November, including an obligatory year-end bonus for 2017 that Brazilians count on.
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But, as Cleveland's physical representation of a silver lining, Sexton (who's still 19) isn't afraid to prioritize his own comfort zone over what NBA tastemakers deem obligatory.
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The obligatory intro has already been covered in every conceivable way, and then there's the "Rains of Castamere," which fans know as the theme of House Lannister.
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" In true Daredevil form, there's blunt violence, explosions, debris and casualties, as well as the obligatory reminder from Matt that — lest we forget — "This city needs me.
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Citigroup Polish unit Bank Handlowy has booked 61 million zlotys in the first quarter in obligatory contributions for the banks restructuring fund, Handlowy said late on Tuesday.
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At these obligatory after-work drinks, I used to sneakily pour water into my shot glass so I could pretend to take soju shots with my boss.
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You'd be surprised at how many people will be happy to forgo sitting around conversing post-meal or watching obligatory sports on TV and get themselves moving.
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But here's Wes, seeking solace from the law school's therapist (obligatory LOL that they're still in law school) instead of his one friend in the world, Laurel.
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His story is an excruciating example of self-justification, with obligatory references to his Jewish agent, his Jewish lawyers, Fawlty Towers (again) and political correctness gone mad.
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"Firm" doesn't begin to describe the obligatory handshake between two unacquainted men in Russia, which can feel like a test of strength with near bone-crushing results.
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But there is no denying that, despite its obligatory quota of Bennettian puns and quips, "Allelujah!" is the most openly angry play of this master satirist's career.
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Colombian citizens and foreign residents who arrive from March 16 will be required to perform an obligatory 14-day period of self isolation, Duque said on Twitter.
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Crucial wins, calamitous losses, when, not if, Liverpool will seal the title and, of course, the obligatory VAR gripes, are the subjects to launch the week ahead.
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While the latest version includes the obligatory gun battles, explosions and flashy costumes, the trailer sets itself apart by depicting its female characters as nobody's sex objects.
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We get an obligatory hand wave toward the plot, before we meet the main characters, who lead unassuming lives in Staten Island in occasionally contentious living arrangements.
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And it's true that she developed her brand of magnetic unlikability while outfitted in Fox's ubiquitous jewel-toned dresses, her legs exposed beneath the obligatory glass table.
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Cooper had stayed in the water all day, coming out only to eat and to take his obligatory picture by the cottonwood tree signed by his ancestor.
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" The Times quoted the meet's director as saying that playing the anthem was not obligatory because "its purpose and relevance to sports events has never been established.
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The lime and olive are obligatory components of a Bloody Mary, at least in my opinion, and I enjoyed having the duo included in this particular cocktail.
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Proud of her initiative (despite their obligatory frowns) and anxious to move forward, they set up their home dark room and developed the film while Paige watched.
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These are the ones whose ice cream is piled up in a glass pedestal cup and then capped with whipped cream and the obligatory cherry on top.
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"While the orders are called 6B orders rather than subpoenas, compliance is obligatory," FTC spokeswoman Betsy Lordan said when asked if the companies could face court action.
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It does not have the deep mechanics or obligatory time-wasting that seems to power so much of what a video game "has" to have right now.
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Preparation began with the chopping of apples and the pounding of spices for the obligatory mince pie, one in a galaxy of pies made for the occasion.
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His by-now-obligatory waltzing subtitle is "How We Read, Why So Many Can't, and What Can Be Done About It." By weight, this isn't quite right.
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Married to estranged twins — he loves one; tradition makes the other obligatory — he struggles to command a family that simmers with resentments, rivalries, deceptions and internal contradictions.
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In our first few minutes together, she offered the obligatory cup of coffee, only to discover that the drip-coffee machine in the kitchen was bone dry.
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Not to mention the obligatory requirements related to listing, like a track record of profitability, which may need some modifications for tech companies to achieve IPO in India.
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Deep in the obligatory legalese of the filing, Blue Apron also notes an litany of potential threats on the horizon that cover everything from natural disasters to taxes.
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The couple can also allow some members a free pass on the shower and bachelor/bachelorette activities by covering the costs or not making them obligatory to attend.
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And some of the fights this time around just feel obligatory, as if the filmmakers felt we need one every 15 minutes to earn the "action movie" tag.
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Those data sets have their own problems though, largely stemming from the fact that they're in many cases obligatory and taped together by hacks and personally motivated parties.
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Bund yields, the benchmark for borrowing costs in the euro area and an obligatory feature of many fixed income portfolios, are at record lows of just 20.1 percent.
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After the producers exulted in the movie's elevation to cultural sensation in the earlier sequels, though, everything about "Sharknado" feels more perfunctory, including its by-now obligatory cameos.
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If you get lost, just listen for the 'Slava Ukraini' clarion call that brings you back to your table, where an obligatory bowl of blood-red borscht awaits.
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Watch the full video of Klobuchar's appearance on "Meet the Press" below: And — obligatory plug — don't miss Kara Swisher's recent interview with Todd on her podcast, Recode Decode.
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Unless you're doing a specific themed tree, most of your ornaments are probably random gifts from stumped grandparents, Holiday party gift swaps, or you kids' obligatory class crafts.
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Coral 3D from YC CLIP thinks culture plays a part, and says obligatory smiling is wrong: I think that smiled is the best way to express our feelings.
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It also happens to be a stone's throw from the Frida Kahlo Museum, also known as the Casa Azúl or Blue House, obligatory during a visit to Coyoacán.
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While weight loss and hair straightening are considered less obligatory than they used to be, it's usually assumed that if someone has acne, they're at war with it.
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The song hit new heights (or lows) with DJ Dado's obligatory trance version, which was carried far and wide by the ur-chillwave sensation Pure Moods Vol. 00.
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The Polish bank has suffered from record low interest rates, a bank tax and obligatory payments to a guarantee fund and it has closed its Polish brokerage unit.
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Saying "I'm sorry" is never easy, which is why resorting to giving a loved one the obligatory bouquet of flowers as an act of contrition is often necessary.
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"These new guidelines makes it obligatory for rating agencies to provide closer monitoring," he said, noting they would also encourage issuers to be "more transparent" with the agencies.
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Ask Real Estate Obligatory Access My lease grants my landlord the right to two open houses a week during the 60 days before the end of my lease.
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But is patronizing "the rooftop restaurant featured in The Hangover Part II" and getting "the obligatory Thai massages" somehow more admirable than renting or owning one's own place?
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"The demonization of Russia and everything connected to Russia is, unfortunately, an obligatory part of an American election campaign," Dmitry Peskov, Mr. Putin's spokesman, said of the video.
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It's adequate -- giving the budding team cause to come together, albeit with a fair amount of squabbling -- if uninspired, yielding the obligatory demonstration of chaotic computer-generated mayhem.
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But a season earlier we had endured what Vulture called "essentially a long commercial for Disney World," the obligatory episode where a Disney sitcom goes to Disney World.
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Another hour later, enough time for some other dignitaries to get through their own obligatory speeches, the meal was ready, with ample food for everyone to stuff themselves.
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Together, these doltish dodos are flown to London by Katherine (Phoebe Fox), a posh lawyer who hides her primetime-pretty face behind obligatory glasses and quirky eating habits.
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"We put mouth guards on their teeth and have them wear goggles to protect their eyes," said Pierce, citing two established, obligatory pieces of equipment in girls' lacrosse.
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It's hard to know what to say—but it's also an occasion when it's OK to opt for sincere personal reflection instead of obligatory hashtags from a brand.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, who won the obligatory vote of confidence in the lower house on Monday, faces another such motion in the upper house Senate on Tuesday.
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After the obligatory 10 minutes of resting, the temperature rises by at least 10 degrees, giving you pink-red meat that leaks a little when you slice it.
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Every dish we collectively sampled was amazing, from the simplest sandwiches to the filet with obligatory Lyonnaise potatoes to the confit of duck at catering before the show.
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Meanwhile, more movies are being funneled toward streaming, even if some (see Netflix's "The Irishman" as an example) get an obligatory theatrical run before landing on TV screens.
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Women's rights advocates said it was a sensitive issue for many women campaigning globally against the obligatory wearing of headscarves and other clothing in a fight against oppression.
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Dozens of phones were targeted in the past few months, most of them belonging to low-ranking combat soldiers carrying out their obligatory service, the military officials said.
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After the obligatory stop at Canada's own Tim Horton's donut shop, we nestled a box of Timbits into the surprisingly deep storage bin in the car's center console.
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On current trends, obligatory spending will end the year at a record 1.3 trillion reais and discretionary spending will fall to a historical low of 108 billion reais.
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As a deckhand on a tugboat, being skilled with lines as thick as baseball bats is obligatory, and it is something that is picked up from other seamen.
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I abandoned it at home more often than not, and when I did interact with it, I put it back down after I'd clicked through a few obligatory feedings.
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The most contentious thing he said was a seemingly obligatory shot at the media — "how nasty, how mean, and how fake" — met with boos from some of the attendees.
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That day, I went to the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, or CNE, where the obligatory cRaAaAzY food for this year's installment of the annual midway fair was bugs.
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When the media discusses international beauty trends, the conversation is generally dominated by Korean companies, with a few obligatory "How to Whatever Like A French Girl" articles thrown in.
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I spent untold amounts on plane tickets, staying in a little boutique hotel in the Marais, and all the obligatory gallivanting, eating, and drinking this type of trip inspires.
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The sad, lifeless, obligatory out-of-season tomato is found everywhere from pre-made salads to your local sports bar, a pale and watery imitation of the Platonic ideal.
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It is a view that has swept through traditional firms' boardrooms, too, where enthusing about virtual reality and singing the praises of Jeff Bezos, Amazon's boss, is almost obligatory.
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He calls vaccines "useless and in many cases dangerous, if not harmful", and is trying to reverse obligatory vaccinations, although his bid to do so last summer fell apart.
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Except during the obligatory mid-credits sequence, Deadpool acquires Cable's time travel device and then promptly uses it to kill Vanessa's attackers and erase her death from the timeline.
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In addition, the company announced it's launching the obligatory app store it's calling Microsoft AppSource where developers can build and distribute their own apps, giving them a complete solution.
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Under the plan, the country, which hopes to enter the two-year obligatory waiting room for euro zone membership in 2019, plans to balance its budget as of 2020.
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Which might be why Theron keeps appearing without pants on the cover of magazines: It's the obligatory payment of dues that liberates her to do whatever else she wants.
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Unions were galvanized by opposition to a bill that would cut their power in the workplace by allowing temporary non-unionized contracts and ending obligatory payment of union dues.
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But Poland and Hungary staunchly oppose any obligatory immigration quotas and a diplomat involved in the talks for one of the two said the idea was "absolutely not" acceptable.
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" John Rizzo, then CIA general counsel, wrote in "Company Man" that he "dutifully" sent an obligatory "crimes report" to the Justice Department, expecting it to "do little or nothing.
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Such misjudgments would most likely derive from the mutual and obligatory search by each endangered party for "escalation dominance," that is, from an inevitable competition in strategic risk-taking.
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At times these can feel almost obligatory, and often these scenes and even references to them are removed when the games are ported to consoles for a wider audience.
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Rory McIlroy was earnest as usual, Tiger Woods relaxed and Dustin Johnson so obviously bored as he ran out the clock on his semi-obligatory 25-minute interview session.
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There is no doubt that Sahti is a Finnish national treasure—and it should be obligatory for every Finn to taste it at least once, especially on Midsummer Eve.
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When we reach the obligatory scene in which people sit down for cold beans straight from the can, nobody gabs about life stories, missed loved ones or lost children.
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In a future where everyone is augmented by A.I., where we all have perfect computing power, perfect memory, perfect ability to synthesize and deploy knowledge, would collaboration become obligatory?
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And my wife and I weren't the only ones whose blackout curtains — obligatory if you don't want to be on display at night from the Flight Center — didn't work.
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Even the obligatory scene where Darius calls Alfred to ask for advice is more philosophical than wacky, with Darius explaining how he lives his life trying to minimize regret.
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Beyoncé, Martin, and Mars then did the obligatory sway and sing-off while the nosebleed seats revealed a message of "Believe in Love" over them at the performance's close.
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When the journal Science devoted several articles to prediction in an issue last year, it included both an obligatory nod to Asimov and a huge picture of Donald Trump.
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The experts got plenty of time to speak, and beyond obligatory praise for Trump from his subordinates, there was limited evidence that the White House was politicizing the crisis.
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To the Editor: Serge Schmemann explores every aspect of national service except for the central one: To what purpose would obligatory military service (with alternatives for nonbelligerents) be put?
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Also in the mix are Lennox (Josh Duhamel), the military man from the previous movies; Jimmy (Jerrod Carmichael), Cade's jokey sidekick; and Izabella (Isabela Moner), the obligatory cute kid.
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Since then on, Italy, Germany and other wealthy destination countries have called for an obligatory system of moving some of those arriving to other EU states when immigration spikes.
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By lunchtime she had registered with Uber, heard a presentation, taken an online topography test, received a certificate from the company and applied for the obligatory government background check.
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And he can be all those things in a span of 4 minutes 24 seconds, which he was on Tuesday afternoon during his obligatory session with the news media.
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The news coverage has become just as routine: reporting, followed by the obligatory outrage, met with a tersely worded response by the company in question, usually deflecting most responsibility.
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It felt obligatory in a way the best movies rarely do, like a parent obliging their child's endless squealing about getting to see the monkeys before leaving the zoo.
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It's become obligatory recently for critics to end reviews by attempting to integrate pop culture into the contemporary political climate – an impulse that has, at times, felt over-laboured.
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Even the obligatory dips into social-issues storytelling offer a kind of gauzy nostalgia for an era when women were struggling to escape the societal bonds placed on them.
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In Tulskaya region, a worker at a state enterprise says bosses have told employees that voting is obligatory and given them coupons to hand in afterwards to prove they voted.
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Both Morrison and Shorten have campaigned relentlessly since the election was called last month, squeezing in trips to the outback north and island south, along with obligatory big city tours.
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When Rashid Dar moved to New York City to complete graduate school, the Muslim entrepreneur found it challenging to locate quiet spaces to perform Salah, his five daily obligatory prayers.
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"I hung around, got a bit lucky, a bit angry, a bit frustrated at the umpire," Federer said in the now obligatory comedy duo on-court interview with Jim Courier.
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Life is Strange, an episodic, choose-your-own-adventure with more talking than killing, is a coming-of-age story, and here's the obligatory spoiler warning: Major plot points follow.
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He ripped his shirt off during a scuffle at the final press conference on Wednesday, as the two fighters and their camps collided during the obligatory pose-off for photographers.
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Rick's take: As long as the president continues his divisive dialogue, the obligatory White House visit for championship teams, once considered an honor, will just be a burden for many.
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That obligatory scene in every rom-com where someone tries on every outfit she owns before throwing them all on the floor is a cliché for a reason: It resonates.
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Given what else employees have seen from him, such vows look like obligatory window-dressing, obscuring a broader intent of reducing the agency to a shadow of its former self.
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And what happened in between wasn't that she discovered new wells of pain or anguish that she hadn't known about before, pain that made men seem optional rather than obligatory.
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Before you step foot into a limo or the venue, most teens attending prom have an obligatory photoshoot with family and friends, which leaves plenty of room for awkward moments.
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After all, it's now almost obligatory for Hollywood awards galas to feature anti-Trump screeds and for pop stars like Madonna and Bruce Springsteen to jab the President from onstage.
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In the words of Justice Joseph Story, in a book of legal commentary from 1833, the judiciary's "interpretation...becomes obligatory and conclusive upon all the departments of the federal government".
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We'll nix the obligatory Sex And the City reference, and get right to it: Cynthia Nixon has confirmed that she is running for governor of New York, challenging incumbent Gov.
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People don't travel the week after Thanksgiving because they're recovering from their obligatory, dysfunctional family get-together, and they don't travel the week after New Years because they're simply recovering.
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Banks can already take income into account when deciding whether to lend to property buyers, but the adoption a debt-to-income test by the RBNZ could make it obligatory.
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The broadcast debate was just an obligatory extension of Trump's narrowcasting approach, constrained by the presence of an opponent, moderators, and undecided voters who all fall outside his target demographic.
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Its predecessor, 2015's Battlefront, was slammed for a lack of content and its $50 season pass that was essentially obligatory for anyone who wanted to continue playing the game.
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In 1972, journalist Ellen Peck founded the National Organization for Non-Parents with a simple goal: making more people aware that parenthood was a choice, not an obligatory life chapter.
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After the obligatory montage of the year's movies, Rock came out and said he'd counted at least 15 black people in the video -- and, just like that, he was off.
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But the real score was on the way out ... when Rudy and his pals loaded up the car with a bunch of attractive ladies -- bound for the obligatory after-party.
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He's clearly made all the obligatory pro-Israel nods, including his constant references to his service as grand marshal of the New York City Salute to Israel Parade in 2004.
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Differences of opinion between the various financial regulators vetting the rule and an obligatory analysis of costs to industry has slowed the process, as has pushback from the banking industry.
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Polish lender Pekao booked 199 million zlotys in obligatory contributions for bank guarantee fund and bank restructuring fund in the first quarter of 2017, the bank said late on Tuesday.
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But attention for disasters is fleeting, and covering recovery often takes a backseat to the more pressing news of the day, with the exception of the obligatory disaster anniversary stories.
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The request by Dowd was not only entirely proper for an attorney of the president but certainly obligatory for any defense attorney seeking critical information necessary to build his defense.
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Every interview she has conducted through the first week of the U.S. Open fortnight, from courtside chats to post-match news conferences, now come with the obligatory mother/daughter storyline.
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It's better off without hundreds of sportswriters forsaking research, reporting, and writing to figure out some wrinkle that will make their next obligatory mock draft garner a few more clicks.
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A 2017 law made 10 vaccines obligatory for children who enrolled in Italian schools, a response to a worrisome decline in vaccinations nationwide and a measles outbreak that same year.
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The other main characters include Dylan's roommate, obligatory walking-id bro Luke (Daniel Ings); and Dylan's best friend Evie (Antonia Thomas), Dylan and Luke's former roommate and Dylan's dream girl.
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I had ever only been clean-shaven before then (aside from an obligatory early-'90s flirtation with a soul patch in college), and I suppose now I was testing her.
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Right before the EU leaders' summit in Brussels this Thursday and Friday, their chairman, Donald Tusk, reignited the dispute by coming out out strongly against "divisive" and "ineffective" obligatory quotas.
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"As we get into the heart of earnings season, we're now hearing an almost obligatory question on nearly every conference call about tariff impact and what it means," he said.
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The rest of the apartment has the atmosphere of a college dormitory room, with its obligatory unpacked suitcase on the floor and haphazard strewings of books and papers and objects.
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"It's all part of the anti-establishment drift," said Beatrice Lorenzin, the health minister in the previous, center-left government and the namesake of the 20153 law making vaccines obligatory.
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Members of the party in the European Parliament have proposed eliminating some obligatory vaccinations for some public employees and professed a link between leukemia, tumors, allergies and autism to vaccinations.
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An avid explorer, after the obligatory tour of popular destinations, O'Keeffe soon set out to explore the outdoors, taking note of the color and texture of the flora she encountered.
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If someone chooses to disclose a disability (something that is not obligatory), they may have grounds to sue in the event of discrimination — but there are subtler ways to be penalized.
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All that's left to do is to give your photo the obligatory mock-meaningful title — "Circle Of Life" or "Time Traveller" should do it — before uploading it to a stunned internet.
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More than 500 of Mapplethorpe's photographs — along with archival and recent interviews (including Debbie Harry, the obligatory interviewee for any documentary about art in 1980s New York) — chronicle the photographer's life.
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Law enforcement, state legislatures, and the private sector's efforts to combat drunk driving— both sincere and obligatory — may ultimately be dwarfed by an iPhone app and some good old fashioned capitalism.
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In recent years, single-player campaigns felt like obligatory add-ons to win over this audience that, I'm speculating here, is largely grown-ups with busy schedules and limited free time.
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Canada's call for obligatory training time illustrates the challenges faced by the FAA panel, which includes foreign regulators, in securing a common global blueprint for the ungrounding of the 737 MAX.
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No matter what she does, fans can be sure that during those obligatory promo tours, she'll be her usual, side-splitting self when she pays her regular visit to Jimmy Fallon.
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Public investment is near its lowest on record and non-obligatory spending will fall to a historic low of 95 billion reais by the end of this year, the Treasury predicts.
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Although there are no obligatory codes of behavior when meeting the Queen or a member of the royal family, many people wish to observe the traditional forms, according to the site.
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It's all but obligatory, at least in political circles, to say that the founders created a marvelous system of checks and balances that would defeat any attempt at a power grab.
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" Stumpf also issued the obligatory three words: "We are sorry," he said, then added, "There is nothing in our culture, nothing in our vision of values that would support that [behavior].
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Obligatory "race is a social construct" aside, the self-identified non-Hispanic white population was at 2000 percent in the 2012 census, but that number has likely shrunk a bit since.
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The risks are mitigated by the bank's good liquidity buffer - at end-2016 liquidity cushion (net of obligatory reserves) comprised about 15% of total assets, covering 27% of total customer deposits.
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She'll give you articles to peruse and prompts to share the tool on social media, but not before signing off with a pat on the back and an obligatory curse word.
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Poland amended a bill on obligatory oil and gas reserves in the summer of 2017 to set conditions requiring private gas companies that want to import gas to maintain some reserves.
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Then there's the Volta app, which may seem like an obligatory add-on for this "smart" product, but is actually a valuable supplement for getting the most out of your bike.
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Jaclyn Baumgarten initially set out on a path that she viewed as "obligatory" and traditional: After graduating from college, she moved to New York City to work in strategy management consulting.
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Sure, these breaded and fried cheese bites are destined for the same tub of obligatory marinara sauce—much like their elongated mozzarella brethren—but a curd is decidedly not a stick.
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The law regarding the scarf has been enforced since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, and a head scarf is obligatory for every woman in the country, even tourists and visiting foreign dignitaries.
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There were no words to express a lifetime of admiration and love in a brief, obligatory news conference, and through a cracking voice, Johnson apologized, though he did not have to.
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So it's no surprise that the plot of the action-comedy, a follow-up to "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" — itself a reboot of the 1995 "Jumanji" — feels just as obligatory.
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As its title suggests, the sequel jumps about 70 years ahead from its predecessor's World War I setting, a period that the trailer embraces with some obligatory '80s fashion and music.
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From there, the premiere fills with '19843s hallmarks: big hair and even bigger glasses, the obligatory soundtrack of INXS and Rockwell, telephone booths that cost a quarter, men wearing short shorts.
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While there are moments they might claim it — Mary Stuart and Elizabeth could be lavish with the concept in their letters — beneath the obligatory courtesy there's little evidence of any nascentfeminism.
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"Marys Seacole," which opened on Monday night at the Claire Tow Theater, in a Lincoln Center Theater production, includes the obligatory elements for a crowd-pleasing portrait of such a life.
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As a boy, he was sent to labor on a farm; later he worked as a butcher in Verona's municipal slaughterhouse and by 19743 he had finished his obligatory military service.
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Our lives are made up of a series of events that seem obligatory but are in actuality activities designed to pass the time in an existence that lacks exterior definition or direction.
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The latter is consistent with security procedures being an obligatory step for all departing passengers, and that each security tray is rapidly recycled and potentially touched by several hundred passengers per day.
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"As guests sat down to dinner, tenors performed ''O Sole Mio' to the accompaniment of a live string quartet and the evening ended with the obligatory fireworks display," according to the Mail.
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For Anastasia*, one of the biggest frustrations in her job at a health care nonprofit isn't her caseload, it's finding the stamina to attend the obligatory luncheons, birthday parties, and holiday shindigs.
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The 19-times grand slam champion, who will face the media every other day as long as remains in the Australian Open, has long used the obligatory interaction to process his matches.
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Eight members of a modeling network were arrested and accused of publishing photos of women without the obligatory hijab headscarf on the picture-sharing application Instagram, Tasnim news agency said on Sunday.
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Not only the obligatory fried chicken but also kimbab, soon-dae (blood sausage), dduk-bbok-gi (spicy rice sticks), fresh fruit, chips and crackers, ice cream, and on and on and on.
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The challengers from the EU's east say the obligatory relocation of asylum-seekers arriving in frontline countries like Greece and Italy via the Mediterranean undermines their sovereignty and endangers their homogenous societies.
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Croft makes an obligatory quip of disgust, then walks through the gore with the casual disappointment the rest of us experience stepping into a rain puddle on a day we wore sneakers.
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Off-the-books workers avoid a heavy tax burden on their salaries, but they are not entitled to paid maternity leave and vacation, obligatory annual pay rises and other social security benefits.
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Most will point you to an available spot, promise to watch over your vehicle while you're away, and of course, expect an obligatory tip—usually a couple Brazilian reals, or about $0.50.
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In the year since she left office, Selina herself has spent some time at the spa (a Meyerism for a psychiatric facility), launched an obligatory foundation, and started work on her memoir.
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The evidence, it turned out, consisted of photographs of Ms. Khaleghi, "leaked" on social media last week, showing her in public in Europe and in China without the obligatory Islamic head scarf.
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Critics of the deal have said the language is ambiguous and does not make compliance obligatory, while Tehran says the missiles it has tested are not specifically designed to carry nuclear warheads.
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Mr. Chaparro and Mr. Morgan trade obligatory insults on their way toward begrudging mutual respect, but they never quite find the buddy comfort zone attained by the best pairs in this genre.
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Nestled in Amsterdam's hip, young De Pijp ("the pipe") district, Avocado Show will be serving only avocado-based dishes like avocado-bun burgers, avocado sandwiches, and, of course, the obligatory avocado toast.
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In that video, which was posted to social media by Sebastian Marquardt, a publisher who was in the audience, Mr. Oettinger suggested that same-sex marriage might soon be "obligatory" in Germany.
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The South African government made it obligatory for law enforcement officers to collect DNA samples from every crime scene as well as every living rhino handled by academic researchers, conservationists or veterinarians.
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Obligatory photos in front of Lincoln Center's famous fountain would have been quite different if Wallace K. Harrison's ambitious proposals for the Metropolitan Opera hadn't been quashed by untold layers of bureaucracy.
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The Bush administration — not especially known for its fondness for the UN and other multilateral institutions — nonetheless took the ICJ's side, telling courts that reconsideration was obligatory given the US's treaty obligations.
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A portion of the jokes are explicitly feminist, and they tend to be on the nose and to feel obligatory ("Your first mistake was to educate her," a counselor tells the king).
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For years, until we each went off to college, they dragged the four of us along with them, and like kids faced with obligatory church, we dreaded our mandatory Sunday family hikes.
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Alexander Torshin—a former Russian Central Bank official, now sanctioned by the U.S. government—makes an obligatory appearance in the report, wining and dining former NRA presidents David Keene and Pete Brownell.
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" The referendum question asks: "Do you want the European Union to be able to mandate the obligatory resettlement of non-Hungarian citizens into Hungary even without the approval of the National Assembly?
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For victims, family members and defendants, the obligatory court appearances and inevitable postponements create "incredible pressure," said Jocelyn Simonson, an assistant professor at Brooklyn Law School and a former public defender in Brooklyn.
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She said she had "no problem with an obligatory quota for women on management boards", noting that years of pledges had not changed the situation and many companies had a target of zero.
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According to the royal family website, "there are no obligatory codes of behaviour when meeting The Queen or a member of the Royal Family" however, "many people wish to observe the traditional forms".
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He comes with all the accoutrements of the modern pop thinker: a posh education (Oxford, followed by a teaching gig at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem), two bestsellers and the obligatory TED talk.
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Because of the painstaking particularity of sentiment injected into the bouquets, these exchanges between bosom friends might carry more significance than a boyfriend's obligatory bunch of wilted grocery store carnations ever could today.
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Joey Votto (1B)–Reds He's not a free agent, but Votto is the obligatory name to check when considering how best to improve the Blue Jays in the post-Bautista-and-Encarnacion era.
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It's not Sinemia's first unlimited plan, and coming after MoviePass' move last week to bringing back its own unlimited plan, the Sinemia announcement includes the company's by-now obligatory digs at its competitors.
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The Labor Party sold obligatory private pensions to unions as an increase in benefits, since it is technically employers who are required to make regular payments into investment funds on their workers' behalf.
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"Rape is considered banal by a lot of people, they claim sex is an obligatory rite of passage for every woman," said Jean Claude Kobena of the Abidjan-based group SOS Violences Sexuelles.
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As long as there was a "close nexus" between her personal faith and the ornament, it did not matter how many or few other Christians felt it was obligatory to display that symbol.
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Chances are, you already pay for a variety of insurance policies, some obligatory, some optional, that you rarely make claims against but nevertheless work to reduce anxieties related to your health and property.
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But Goranov said he remained hopeful that Bulgaria will be allowed to enter the bloc's banking union and the ERM-2 mechanism, the two-year obligatory precursor to the euro currency, this summer.
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They encourage women to perform at a high level, but they also promote behaviors linked to a condition called "obligatory running," a kind of run-at-all-costs mentality akin to exercise addiction.
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The bloc's current chair Estonia suggested sticking to the obligatory scheme when immigration is extremely high, but adding some flexibility by legislating that the receiving and sending states must agree on any relocation.
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It was starting to feel less integral to the show and more obligatory, like it was just being written in because it had to be, because so many people shipped Logan and Veronica.
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And witnessing the tepid and obligatory applause that he dutifully received from the staged backdrop of uniformed police officers left many former and current law enforcement officials disappointed and uncomfortable with the message.
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This meal was excellent, served with a lime and some token vegetables along with the obligatory rice and fries, with a perfect view of the lake and the Peruvian shore to the west.
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Nothing—not even the obligatory Nazi rape scenes that are now derigueur in European opera houses—prepared me for how cock-horrid most of these celebrations of misogyny, arrogance and ego really are.
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Future Forward, made up almost entirely of young progressives with zero experience in politics, touts left-wing policies including scrapping obligatory military conscription for young men and ending economic monopolies for wealthy families.
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They encourage women to perform at a high level, but they also promote behaviours linked to a condition called "obligatory running, " a kind of run-at-all-costs mentality akin to exercise addiction.
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Like The Lego Movie before it, Lego Batman was bursting with pop culture references, including obligatory jabs at every single Batman movie before it and shoutouts to the most tertiary comic book villains.
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Baker also gives us some standard noir elements: the shadowy landscape of Los Angeles, the obligatory violence (the "face split open like an overripe fig"), the alluring femme fatale in a black negligee.
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Her narrator, acutely aware of the pitfalls of what she calls "diaspora tourism," fails to conjure the obligatory images in her mind, and thereby protects the history of the site from becoming kitsch.
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We'll have more coverage of the mission as launch time approaches, but in the meantime you can keep up with the latest at the obligatory and always delightful first-person-rover Twitter account.
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Yet when one person of special interest — Jos Brech, a 55-year-old Dutchman who had been missing since last April — failed to show up for obligatory sampling this year, investigators dug deeper.
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The franchise seems to have fizzled out a bit since then, although various people involved have made the obligatory pledge that they'd be interested to return if they can get the right story.
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The endlessly glib Dershowitz begins to talk — "My old friend, Abu Mazen" — but Epstein's mind wanders; he has reached a stage where all the empty, obligatory talk about peace no longer means anything.
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Today there are no obligatory rules dictating how the public should greet a member of the royal family, but traditionally in Britain and elsewhere in Europe, a man bows and a woman curtsies.
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The Senate is expected to spend most of January on Trump's obligatory trial, but the process could drag longer if senators allow witnesses to be called or expand the scope of the hearings.
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Flies drop in scores from their "winter quarters in the curtains / and sizzle as they fall": the obligatory "z" sounds imitate their buzzing, but the word "sizzle" adds an unsettling association with breakfast.
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But as much as it's recognized that it's necessary and obligatory in most Western countries — including the U.S. — some have expressed concern at how Russia rolled out and interprets its lawful intercept powers.
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Joanna Lumley returned to host the ceremony for the second year in a row, and did the honors of taking an obligatory jab at the fact that the Oscars doesn't have anyone at all.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis has approved new statutes for the Vatican Bank, making an external audit obligatory and introducing other changes to bolster reforms that have turned around the once scandal-ridden institution.
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To campaign against the obligatory wearing of headscarves - or hijabs - Alinejad last month encouraged women to take videos or photos of themselves wearing white and upload them on social media with the hashtag #whitewednesdays.
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Iran will be "called upon" to refrain from work on ballistic missiles designed to deliver nuclear weapons for up to eight years, language that critics of the deal say does not make it obligatory.
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Whether by retweeting the depressing relatability of the So Sad Today Twitter account (at 855,000 followers as of this writing) or commenting the obligatory "same" on a MyTherapistSays Instagram post (currently at 3.6 million).
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Overall, the show works with and against the currents of history to highlight female and gay characters in ways that feel less tacked-on and obligatory than in a lot of other period dramas.
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The party appears to think that obligatory periods of forced instruction, sometimes lasting weeks or months, are a good way to tackle the Islamic extremism and secessionist thinking that it says threaten Xinjiang's stability.
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" Conversely, stylist and Illustrated People creative director, Phoebe-Lettice Thompson, 27, thinks her festive party look doesn't differ that much from her regular evening look, apart from "the addition of an obligatory sparkly eye.
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A prosperous, well-educated place that lies between Florence and Milan and has a tendency towards progressive politics, it made vaccines obligatory for schoolchildren in 2016, the first part of Italy to do so.
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"Thoughts and Prayers," the title of the episode, echoes the phrase uttered again and again by frustrated producers as an obligatory aside to the actually pressing business of making sure the movie gets made.
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But before any of that can happen, dogs, cats, and beloved pets everywhere have to pose for the obligatory St. Patrick's Day Instagram post — because, as you know, everyone's Irish on St. Patrick's Day!
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"In view of Facebook's superior market power, an obligatory tick on the box to agree to the company's terms of use is not an adequate basis for such intensive data processing," the Bundeskartellamt said.
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Large numbers of them resent Rojava's imposition of obligatory nine-month military service for all men aged 18 to 30, including 40 days of basic training that is heavy on the PKK's ideological indoctrination.
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She takes the obligatory trip through the history of how empathy has been studied in the past and journeys to the neuroscience lab to see what discoveries are being made about how humans feel.
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Oh, and like the good ole rock bands of yore, they've battled the obligatory personal and spiritual demons to get to their current Madison Square Garden/Wembley Arena headlining status where they're at today.
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SARAJEVO, April 13 (Reuters) - Bosnia's central bank is introducing a negative interest rate on commercial banks' reserves that exceed the obligatory reserve rate of 10 percent to boost lending, the bank said on Wednesday.
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All Other Monthly Expenses: Internet: $33.40/monthElectricity: $4003/monthTV & Radio Tax: $19.50/month (obligatory)Annual Insurance: In Germany, you are forced to pay for "individual accident insurance" (per person) and housing insurance (per household).
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But I often struggle to enjoy Nolan's work, which backloads the fun parts underneath obligatory world-building and tutorials that explain how wormholes work, or why dreams are harmless, except when they kill you.
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An obligatory romance between Bibbs and a young woman from a First Family now so financially diminished that they even have to sell her piano (!) is no more convincing than any other Tarkington romance.
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When I arrived in front of the President, I straightened a bit, extended my hand for the obligatory handshake photo-op and advised Bush that it was an honor to have him in attendance.
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This great theatrical rendering of her life might come only when living memory of Turner as an entertainer has faded, and her bright intensity as an archetype can shine through, unhindered by obligatory applause.
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Shortly after the first recall of Samsung's Galaxy Note7, which was due to the phones' batteries overheating and catching fire, Samsung pushed an obligatory software update, which reduced the devices' battery capacity to 60%.
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Eliminating some of the obligatory host shtick would also assist in producing a shorter telecast -- one closer to three hours than four -- which was among ABC's goals in an effort to improve the ratings.
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Their best course of action, from an oversight perspective, is to put their heads down and go about their obligatory work without pounding the table and loudly demanding what they're going to get anyway.
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The petition, addressed to French President Emmanuel Macron and three of his ministers, has asked that the current 11 days leave awarded to new fathers should be extended to four weeks and made obligatory.
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You used to make up after fights by begging, crying, or buying flowers, but now you just say your obligatory, "Fine, sorry," and get on with watching old Apprentice season three episodes on YouTube.
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By the end of the episode, it's clear that the Chris Harrison interludes were just an obligatory, disjointed gesture at best, and just another means of engorging the show with cynical "drama" at worst.
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A big part of O'Hanlon's job is trying to help students and teachers to connect with the work not as an obligatory chore but as an exercise in what it means to be human.
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And just to round things out, I invited the Irish rugby player who was spending the summer refinishing furniture in the shed behind the store, on whom I had a vague and obligatory crush.
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His account of J.F.K.'s "Thousand Days" became the obligatory text for Americans who regretted the passing of Camelot and longed for a second coming under a new liberal savior — preferably one named Kennedy.
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Bolivia's interim government said earlier this week it would extend an obligatory quarantine period until mid-April, close the country's border and tighten further the movement of people in light of the global pandemic.
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The problem is that Carol Anderson's book performs its task so well that the final chapter, in which we are told that the time has come for change, can't help feeling hollow and obligatory.
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The director, James McTeigue, moves them around at a quick-enough clip, and makes competent use of the shadowy sets on the way to the obligatory just-when-you-thought-it-was-done ending.
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Since the nineteen-nineties, states have enacted hundreds of new restrictions on the constitutional right to abortion, from obligatory waiting periods and mandated state counselling to limits on public and even private insurance funding.
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And the somewhat obligatory ambition of his argument (can you imagine writing a book that says surfing explains just two of the questions for the ages?) means some chapters are more compelling than others.
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As I sat at the bar facing this twinkling wonder, drinking an obligatory but one-note margarita, I pondered how much money I'd be willing to spend on a proper Los Angeles street taco.
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"She also accused the Iranian government of exploiting her athletic success while condemning her as a woman, writing "they put my medals on the obligatory veil and attributed it to their management and tact.
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He wore his supporters shirt and made about "20 new best friends," some of which he now sees occasionally when they come to visit the United States and make their obligatory trip to Williamsburg.
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The royal family's official website says that "There are no obligatory codes of behaviour when meeting The Queen or a member of the Royal Family, but many people wish to observe the traditional forms."
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Would you eat a slice of your coworker's obligatory birthday cake if it were able to telepathically show you how many trips to the gym it would take to work off its fondant goodness?
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You'll have almost four complete days to explore the sun-kissed Australian city (making obligatory stops at Bondi Beach and the iconic opera house, of course) before your flight to Honolulu, Hawaii on October 23.
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I'd also overhear the obligatory jingling of keys in cubicles and a fair bit of telltale sniffing, though some had a little more tact, using cards instead of keys and flushing toilets as they snorted.
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However, she didn't go full-Wintour: although the obligatory bangs were nowhere to be seen, that's not to say she'll never give it a try, as she recently snapped a similar banged bob on Instagram.
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This by-now-obligatory dramatization of any Royal coupling opens with a flashback to Harry as a young boy, and an excursion to Africa after his mother's funeral, where he's dramatically confronted by a lion.
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But while rail liberalization is obligatory under European Union rules, Macron's reform of the SNCF last year was aimed at ending the job-for-life contracts of its workers, but not at privatizing French rail.
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Sure, most of the associated news coverage tossed in an obligatory disclaimer or two regarding the legitimacy of the BuzzFeed story, but then stormed ahead anyway to treat the vaguely sourced charges as generally valid.
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It also serves as a display space for the trove of models meticulously assembled and decorated with historical precision by Mr. Hutchins, the obligatory hobby geek ever at his cluttered work space in the rear.
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It's also a fair description of the entire crisis-of-democracy literature, in which the warnings about imminent disaster ring with clarity but the obligatory summons to a better tomorrow come out in a mumble.
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The statement on Thursday made no reference to Mr. Oettinger's apparent slight at Berlin's policy agenda, in which he joked that a bill to make same-sex marriage "obligatory" might soon be proposed in Germany.
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British newylweds Victoria and Tom Browne and their guests tucked into 30 large pizza boxes, 20 garlic breads, 20 boxes of chicken strips, 20 boxes of wedges, and plenty of obligatory garlic and herb dip.
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Those daughters (Miranda Cosgrove plays the obligatory brainy one; Mia Serafino is the freewheeling one) also talk about sex a lot, especially in front of their parents, because that, too, is good for easy laughs.
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Allows for possible, rather than obligatory, enhanced end-use monitoring for drones, which checks whether weapons are in the right hands and the right places and being used in accordance with the terms of transfer.
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The Taliban's offer to ease violence is surprising because of its ongoing spring offensive and the group's general consensus that jihad in the form of violent attacks is obligatory in the holy month of Ramadan.
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The Stone Something unusual has happened in the American university system in recent months: The syllabus, long seen as little more than an obligatory academic to-do list, has become a highly charged politicized space.
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In addition to filings for the obligatory #covfefe T-shirts destined for the racks of Times Square and Venice Beach, it looks like coffee and beer may soon be infused with a taste of covfefe.
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Once past the security guards, who checked bags and handed out wristbands, patrons entered the bar and many grabbed the obligatory selfie, their photos lit by the colors from a neon light in a corner.
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Prime Minister Janez Jansa told a news conference the government will at least until the end of May cover obligatory payments for health and pension insurance for people who have had to temporarily stop working.
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Her father, a strict military intelligence officer who years later would be convicted of grave crimes committed during Argentina's dictatorship, made watching "The Grand Values of Tango," a weekly television show, an obligatory family ritual.
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A mention of his past, his club's past, was an obligatory feature of almost every news media call; unable to escape memory lane, he talked endlessly about late winners and Sir Alex and Barcelona 1999.
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Basquiat has become an obligatory entry in New York contemporary sales, and this time around Sotheby's included "Flesh and Spirit," a 12-foot-wide work on two panels richly inscribed with the artist's symbolic writings.
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Now Palmetto Bluff wants to extends its Southern hospitality to younger and tech-savvier guests with fresh offerings, like a bowling alley and text concierge service, in addition to the obligatory Jack Nicklaus golf course.
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Due to a code violation, the exhibition will be closing almost three months earlier than expected, so this weekend is your last chance to travel far out into the cosmos, and snap the obligatory selfie.
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After a solid stretch for superhero fare -- including "Black Panther's" groundbreaking bid in the Oscar race -- "Captain Marvel" ultimately feels more obligatory than inspired, a movie that basically gets the job done and little more.
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Companies may not even be aware that they have gender pay gaps until they analyze the data, the government said in its response to the consultation published on Friday — meaning obligatory transparency would be useful.
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During a particularly boozy Chef's Night Out episode, Miles Thompson, the 28-year-old wunderkind at the helm of Santa Monica's legendary Michael's whipped up some unconventional burritos during the obligatory end of night cook.
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