" And he turns bright red, and he goes, "Only occasionally.
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Only occasionally do the founders pop up to give interviews.
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Embellishment is possible but is best when used only occasionally.
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They only occasionally end up in the gardeners' homemade salsas.
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They would talk only occasionally in the rushed weekday mornings.
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He remarried and I saw him only occasionally, on weekends.
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Wang's presence is not exactly invisible but only occasionally addressed.
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From here the tratturi only occasionally went over paved roads.
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It's not a science, though it's only occasionally an art.
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You only occasionally know where and why events are happening.
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Instead we were given a firehose that only occasionally spews water.
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We've also seen her let that facade crack, if only occasionally.
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Grammatical gender only occasionally corresponds with biological sex, the academicians argued.
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You can only occasionally go to a friend's house or relatives.
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It's challenging, but you only occasionally need swift reactions to progress.
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Stocks in the People's Republic only occasionally track long-term fundamentals.
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They only occasionally stepped in to tell people to keep moving.
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Mostly he presents their stories in parallel; only occasionally do they interact.
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Sounds useful enough for young urban dwellers who only occasionally drive, right?
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It has been a central player on the world stage only occasionally.
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Three other channels, devoted to sports, entertainment, and education, broadcast only occasionally.
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Onderdonk returned to Texas in 1909, and only occasionally visited New York.
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He listened patiently, interrupting only occasionally to ask a question or two.
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It can't be where to vote... Matt [12:15 PM] Only occasionally!
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Licked out baggies are a constant but I only occasionally find sharps.
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Only occasionally does Mr. Trump let slip his mask of unreflective invincibility.
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Even Jane Levy's Jackie Torrance figured only occasionally into the main narrative.
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Only occasionally did we catch a glimpse of the neighbor in question.
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Coastal cities see routine flooding where they once saw it only occasionally.
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But despite Newfoundland's big turbot fishery, he sees that fish only occasionally.
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They are spectators foremost, and participants only occasionally, in their country's democracy.
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The tough monetary policies Volcker imposed from 1979 are only occasionally needed.
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If they happened only occasionally, phone-induced cortisol spikes might not matter.
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He always says the quiet part loud, and only occasionally wears a pin.
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Only occasionally do sufferers develop the distinctive "bullseye" rash where the bite occurred.
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The 2016 ads were wildly unconventional, only occasionally mentioning identifiable candidates and policies.
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He fades into the background, his dark sense of humor flashing only occasionally.
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We found families' understanding of their relative's preferences only occasionally incorrect (just twice).
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Since then, AMCs have been roped in only occasionally to help distressed banks.
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Follow Mike on Twitter, where he will only occasionally plug his books, promise.
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Only occasionally did the bank concede that it had handled a case badly.
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You are fully immersed in — and only occasionally in control of — the narrative.
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The opponents might swell the crowd and listen respectfully, or boo only occasionally.
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Experts now believe, however, that many of these creatures drink seawater only occasionally.
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Long periods of silence were only occasionally interrupted by Goenka's teaching and chanting.
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Justice Sotomayor only occasionally casts a vote against permitting an execution to proceed.
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I occasionally turn off my computer at night and only occasionally reboot my modem.
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China has only occasionally provided details of its foreign aid program in recent years.
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Only occasionally were they taken out to gaze upon and dream, laugh or ponder.
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They patrolled only occasionally, and believed that the sicarios had moved back into town.
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His wife's son is handy, but lives in Idaho and can visit only occasionally.
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It's equal parts inspiring and depressing for someone who only occasionally leaves his house.
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Only occasionally does the script resort to the telegraphic shorthand of cute, defining quirks.
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And perhaps most critically, the El Segundo Energy Center is only occasionally generating power.
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It did not matter, Justice Breyer added, that some structures are occupied only occasionally.
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Conversely, the issue of lawmakers' access to grand jury-related records arises only occasionally.
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Because of the constant alerts, this is a feature I would use only occasionally.
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It's mostly lacking must-see highs, but also only occasionally a waste of time.
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These users engaged only occasionally with the messages, photos and videos posted from the ground.
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And headlines really matter: People skimming through their newsfeed only occasionally click past the headlines.
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But on the whole, it's just silly and big and loud, and only occasionally entertaining.
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Typically, the small team worked till dawn, breaking only occasionally for instant coffee and cigarettes.
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For "She Loves Me" only occasionally stops to deliver a big, self-contained production number.
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In the back, people meandered and lounged on blankets, tuning into the speakers only occasionally.
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The vast majority of young people used only occasionally, less than 10 days a month.
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Amid bracing attacks on his integrity, he answered curtly and legalistically, only occasionally seeming offended.
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The Yankees' hit parade paused only occasionally for Severino to mow down the Orioles lineup.
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Give a volunteer a smart, witty, only occasionally poky primer on the science of reading.
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They expect our gratitude for their supposed (and only occasionally successful) efforts to tame Trump.
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The mourned dead, like the great auk, the penguin of the north, only occasionally intrude.
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Marko, 27, now coaches and competes only occasionally, while Djordje, 23, stopped competing in 2015.
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McLean performs only occasionally ... the last time at the Maine Lobster Festival back in August.
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And when it did show up, it only occasionally caused flu-like symptoms in those infected.
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After 5 months of treatment, 21928% have stopped using cocaine and 52% use it only occasionally.
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Nicotine is highly addictive, meaning that there are relatively few people who smoke cigarettes only occasionally.
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Unlike, say, BET, blackness is simply the prism, and only occasionally the conversation starter for OWN.
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This president has only occasionally invoked them but he still can make them his trump cards.
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When Anna was 21976, her father left the family, and she saw him again only occasionally.
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Only occasionally does a pop song seem to have been born to be a picture book.
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He never insisted that I eat Indonesian food, though, only occasionally preparing babi kecap for dinner.
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Once inside the show, though, we don't have the voice, and we only occasionally have translations.
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He cared about these more than his grades or his classes, which he attended only occasionally.
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She will be "hitting the very high and very low end only occasionally," Ms. Kludt said.
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Every episode piles on more questions, pausing only occasionally to hint at an answer or two.
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Stir only occasionally; you want the color of the onions to be a dark brown. 2.
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I seldom break out, and my skin is only occasionally dry, when the weather turns especially cold.
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Trump Jr. only occasionally responded and apparently ceased all communication less than a month before the election.
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It is that rare book on addiction: neither preaching nor self-loathing, lapsing only occasionally into romanticism.
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Only occasionally, when Mary was shed of her corsets and game face, could she just be herself.
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Only occasionally do you hear Mr. Sondheim wielding words with the dexterity for which he is famous.
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On the other hand Mr. Hawking, while incredibly smart and only occasionally baffled, is just one man.
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During the summer months, it had previously moved at a rate only occasionally exceeding 30cm a day.
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The Algerian leader, 79, has been seen only occasionally in public since suffering a stroke in 2013.
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Only occasionally does the crew perform activities, like a spacewalk, that truly seem out of this world.
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Justice Kagan said the deference required by the decisions had a role to play, but only occasionally.
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She spoke in English, often in long, winding sentences, only occasionally turning to a translator for help.
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For most of the last two years, he stewed about it in private, only occasionally speaking out.
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Mr. Griffin's apartment, where he would reside only occasionally, would be big enough for many wine caves.
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While he often stays late at work, he says he goes out drinking with clients only occasionally.
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Bryce Dessner's music promises tension that the script, by Mr. France and Mark Blane, only occasionally delivers.
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That this "Company" is set, the program says, "in modern day New York" only occasionally begets anachronisms.
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Under the current system the dong trades around its fixed rate, which the central bank adjusts only occasionally.
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There's a pop-up module with two selfie cams, though I was only occasionally able to activate it.
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Adam now identifies as homoromantic graysexual, which means he feels romantically, but only occasionally sexually, attracted to men.
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Braces pop up only occasionally in film, and the past decade has been a bit of a lull.
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At that time my texts were usually small quotes from known writers, and only occasionally my own words.
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SANAA's New Museum has never captivated the critics, and only occasionally does an exhibition suit its industrial simplicity.
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For those who were only occasionally eligible, it was closer to $47,000, and for those never eligible, $80,000.
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"Danses Concertantes" — revived only occasionally by New York City Ballet and largely unknown elsewhere — is jaunty, witty, intricate.
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The high-energy of the performer was absent, only occasionally apparent in a laugh every now and again.
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And among other treats, he created "True Facts," an irreverent and only occasionally accurate spin on nature documentaries.
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The president and most of the president's men are rarely seen and only occasionally heard over the phone.
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The Trump campaign, for instance, only occasionally applied it to winnable things, like wars or the election itself.
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Ms. Grinberg said she saw her mother only occasionally until she was granted amnesty when the war ended.
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He said that even if Alexa users only occasionally used the assistant's more advanced capabilities, that was significant.
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Since Obama&aposs presidency ended, he has generally avoided discussing politics in public, only occasionally offering his views.
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"I thought it was mostly a benign waste of time and only occasionally truly malignant," he explained to Hyperallergic.
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After the Civil War, the Confederate battle flag was seen only occasionally -- for example, at events commemorating fallen soldiers.
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It isn't the only reason that election results only occasionally match vote totals, and gerrymandering doesn't benefit Republicans exclusively.
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Unlike more aggressive activists like Elliott, Sachem Head only occasionally pushes for change at the companies where it invests.
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Hurston's conversations with Kossola about his life comprise the bulk of Barracoon, with Hurston's authorial voice intruding only occasionally.
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The deceptively simple om-pah-pah orchestration needs a buoyancy that Riccardo Frizza mostly provided, momentum only occasionally flagging.
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Footwork, physical rigor and, above all, dynamic contrasts — which these dancers can most splendidly exemplify — were only occasionally interesting.
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Its iridescent sheen was only occasionally visible through its protective plastic housing, and it could be tossed around casually.
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The result has been decades of moral embarrassment for the left, though it's rarely acknowledged and only occasionally examined.
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I'm a fan of getting advice from a professional, even if it's only occasionally, to help hold you accountable.
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Only occasionally am I joined by a comrade or two, even though running is now an immensely social activity.
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Its monster only occasionally embodies the otherworldly fearfulness that leads the characters to speak of it in hushed tones.
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Trump also has eschewed the daily intelligence briefings that are typical for a president-elect, attending them only occasionally.
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Images appear and reappear in surprising rhythmic alterations, only occasionally matching the words that make up the (ostensible) narration.
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Writing in cursive, where the letters are all connected, results in long strokes with the stylus only occasionally being lifted.
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Mr. Barsky said he knits about one sweater a month and only occasionally does he make something for his wife.
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While the compliments and flirtations in Logan's inbox only occasionally go too far, the majority of Joshua's DMs are explicit.
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It was only occasionally, in a moment of clarity, that I realized just how abnormal being a heroin addict was.
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Here's one more app you can delete from your iPhone: that QR code and barcode scanner you only occasionally use.
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He stands back, watching, sometimes at a distance, and only occasionally moves in close to address something he has seen.
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He has done two Middle East tours with the U.S.O. Still, Heath is only occasionally recognized in his adopted hometown.
|
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Like his predecessor, Mayor de Blasio will have to persuade a legislature that only occasionally gives him what he wants.
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Only occasionally does she invite partisan pundits on to opinionate; her interview subjects are more typically reporters, politicians and bureaucrats.
|
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Those people are usually pretty sensitive about whipping them out only occasionally during concerts, which is the exact right amount.
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It was material stolen by a hostile foreign government, posted for all to see, and it was only occasionally revealing.
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The teenager said he only occasionally helped sell drugs and just happened to be there when competitors turned up, armed.
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Users scroll up and down, only occasionally pausing to actively engage with a piece of content or maybe an ad.
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I'm the kind who only occasionally performs my compositions at songwriter rounds, benefits and sometimes for a free trip somewhere.
|
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Even if you've only occasionally peeked at the news, the shock of so many updates may have left you reeling.
|
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Only occasionally do the categories used to organize presidential debates and talk-show roundtables reflect the world as it actually works.
|
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I found out that Pretzel sleeps most of the time while I'm away and only occasionally wakes up and walks around.
|
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So, in turn, candidates have responded in kind by only occasionally mentioning Mueller and Russia as they campaign across the county.
|
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The paparazzi tried like hell to capture photos of Bonnie, but, as she was extremely busy, they were only occasionally successful.
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Basically, the change would take the app from 1 to (mostly) 0Password, since you'd only occasionally need to type it in.
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He appeared to not wear a ring during his marriage to Ivana Trump, and only occasionally with Marla Maples as well.
|
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Rules are rules, but they almost always broken, and only occasionally enforced when it becomes embarrassing for the people in charge.
|
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Still, that Senate ultimately seemed to conclude Sessions was too openly—if only occasionally—racist to serve as a federal judge.
|
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But he faded from view over the last decade, reappearing only occasionally to traffic his views on the radio and elsewhere.
|
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Copenhageners are not as aggressive as Amsterdammers on their bikes, and so I was only occasionally berated for going too slow.
|
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This formal blending, pioneered in children's books by Brian Selznick, is used only occasionally here, often during a climactic action scene.
|
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In person, Mr. Scholz oozes a distinctly northern German temperament, betraying few emotions and only occasionally allowing himself a quiet chuckle.
|
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I had something to say to Linda, to whom I spoke only occasionally, and then of things that had little importance.
|
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The guards tended to cluster in the central section of each house, and they ventured only occasionally into the cellblock corridors.
|
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Though we've provided plenty of places to practice, we've only occasionally published resources to help teach young people how to write.
|
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We only occasionally saw the large communities of Mennonite and Mormon sects that had established communities in Chihuahua and Sonora states.
|
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Even so, that lightning symbol notwithstanding, the film only occasionally conjures the spark of magic that gives the title its meaning.
|
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For the next 10 years, The Times's website was reachable by mainland Chinese readers, with articles only occasionally blocked from view.
|
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He also talked, only occasionally and with visible discomfort, about how midazolam had been used in at least 20 executions nationwide.
|
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Although Mr. Cuevas tried oil paints early in his career, he preferred to work in ink, only occasionally using color washes.
|
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I knew why I was piloting my way into danger, and it was only occasionally just for the money and the glory.
|
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People who only occasionally drink or smoke do their bodies little harm, yet are taxed no differently from heavy smokers and drinkers.
|
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Overhead, the sky was locked in gray, only occasionally releasing an ashen, icy flake or two, more like iron shavings than snow.
|
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Unlike the Nereids, who only occasionally got involved with human life, the Sirens were entirely consumed with luring humans to their deaths.
|
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It's an area dominated by flyover country-types, Reagan Democrats, proud union members who only occasionally vote Republican but will this year.
|
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It also increases the number of writes required, so it's best used for files that you're archiving away and accessing only occasionally.
|
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Echidnas only occasionally drink water, according to the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland, mostly feasting on a diet of ants and termites.
|
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The boys rarely leave the park, don't have cell phones, only occasionally watch TV, and, for the earlier seasons, don't have internet.
|
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Even when smokers only occasionally experimented with vaping, they were about 67 percent less likely to become ex-smokers, the study found.
|
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Those who followed our Insta story probably think we spent two weeks in strip clubs and were only occasionally in the city.
|
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But it was still treated as a Great August Pivot™ by some in the media because Trump stirred shit only occasionally.
|
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I suspect few of us were ever all that good at twitch shooters, but we were only occasionally confronted with that fact.
|
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Miller speaks entirely without notes, only occasionally pausing, eyes fluttering closed in concentration, to make a complex astrological calculation here and there.
|
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But because of global warming, he said, those bridges now form only occasionally, trapping the caribou on islands, together with their predators.
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Should we maintain the status quo, knowing that performance enhancing drug use is widespread while only occasionally punishing a handful of transgressors?
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Data on assaults and crashes related to taxicabs is only occasionally collected by localities, but there's no nationwide data on taxi incidents.
|
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He could visit only occasionally while he played in England, but when he joined A.C. Milan in 103, he moved in permanently.
|
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My cat follows and sits on the edge of the tub as I shave my legs, only occasionally lunging at the razor.
|
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Only occasionally, when acts of extreme violence shock us to the core, do we look up and instead of despairing, we speak.
|
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Mr. Griffin, who has houses and apartments in Chicago, Miami and London, plans to use his place in New York only occasionally.
|
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They also think differently about gender — and the women in "On Drinking" only occasionally get names, although they do sometimes get ages.
|
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Since leaving office, Obama has largely stayed out of the news, only occasionally issuing statements about Republicans' attempts to dismantle his legacy.
|
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Monty's chief tool in this endeavor is his charm, and refreshingly, said charm is only occasionally formidable enough to get things done.
|
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If you only occasionally have a need for a dedicated sat-nav, like while traveling, you'll be just fine with a cheaper Garmin.
|
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Many asexual people do pursue romantic relationships, while others identify as aromantic and seek out romantic relationships only occasionally or not at all.
|
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Mr. Rezaian's mother said she was permitted to visit him only occasionally and said it had become "ever harder" for him to cope.
|
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But even in the run-and-gun A.B.A., teams shot from long range only occasionally, five or six times per game on average.
|
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Though the companies' services were still technically illegal, courts only occasionally levied fines against drivers, and the police didn't shut down either service.
|
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Mr Johnson's team had attempted to launch a "submarine" assault on Downing Street, in which their gaffe-prone candidate would surface only occasionally.
|
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It is a submerged leviathan, and small bits of it are only occasionally exposed by brave Ukrainian investigators or forensic probes from abroad.
|
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His staff says he regularly takes meetings or does work while at his golf clubs and only occasionally confirms that Trump is golfing.
|
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Then there is Europe, which for a number of historical reasons has only occasionally pursued a foreign policy independent of the United States.
|
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And it is to that remote civilization that "Rimbaud in New York" looks with a wonder that is only occasionally tempered by skepticism.
|
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Only occasionally do they pause, perhaps hearing a light rustle on the fallen leaves or glimpsing something scampering among the dark green foliage.
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An iPhone and iPad, but only occasionally Apple TV (we still watch DVDs in our house, on a PlayStation 3, like cave men).
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Major hospitality brands compile exhaustive specifications for licensed hotels, and tend to approve design elements remotely; a foreign site is visited only occasionally.
|
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While the acting was satisfactory and the scripting only occasionally melodramatic, the main characters' shared philosophy towards the Earth's worthiness felt insincere throughout.
|
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And the cutthroat competition isn't just about owners' love for their pets: Dog shows are a very expensive (and only occasionally profitable) endeavor.
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But he still sits idly as friends live and die, only occasionally choosing to use his abilities warn some and hold others accountable.
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Simone, 37, and Giddings, 32, have mostly kept their personal life private, only occasionally taking to social media to post pictures of each other.
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Even Nick Cave only occasionally achieves it and he has a veritable army of caustic old men in sharp suits to keep him grounded.
|
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As cases have multiplied around the country, doctors who used to only occasionally encounter endocarditis in patients who injected drugs are hungry for guidance.
|
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But the app is still low-ranked on the App Store, only occasionally even making the charts in the Entertainment or Social Networking sections.
|
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Even executives and managers can benefit from micro flows for the multitude of approvals that generally require logging into systems they only occasionally use.
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At her feet is a tiny pure-white cloud of a dog, which traipses around chewing on the grass, only occasionally coughing it up.
|
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The Democratic nominee has been holding private campaign fundraisers and preparing for next month's presidential debate, appearing only occasionally for rallies, speeches or interviews.
|
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But Mr. Obama only occasionally seems to glance at the monitors nowadays, having delivered this stump speech again and again over the past month.
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Like the best drama, "Icebox" is defined by its humanity, putting a face on asylum seekers in a way news coverage only occasionally does.
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Only occasionally did forays into the world of magic produce actually scary movies, like 1968's Rosemary's Baby, of which Hereditary borrows from heavily.
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But the words "climate change" don't appear in any promotional materials or show titles, and the phrase is only occasionally uttered on the air.
|
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The title of his 2016 EP VHS POP spells it out, riding on sunglasses-at-night synthwave grooves that only occasionally veer into rap.
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Ramsey, Round 73 In Week 27 in Kansas City last year, Jalen Ramsey covered Tyreek Hill only occasionally, seeing five targets in the matchup.
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" In general, Worona said he tries to stay out of the content, only occasionally stepping in to advise, or help with handling "the aftermath.
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Unlike most magazines, it de-emphasizes individual authors, only occasionally posting bylines and relying instead on a strong institutional voice and a dry wit.
|
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Lately, owners and agencies have been exploiting a loophole in rental regulations that allows a homeowner to rent out a spare room only occasionally.
|
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It's the people in the slightly more distant circle, people you see only occasionally, who can bring you to possibilities you don't already know.
|
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Before the four-week Money Diary exercise, the friends say they only occasionally talked about their salaries, benefits, and the "existential dread" of retirement planning.
|
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It found that many of the doctors who receive the most in industry payments only occasionally disclose their potential financial conflicts when publishing relevant research.
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It would be an unprecedented move: The US has never scaled back on any screening policy, only occasionally changing the tests meant to be used.
|
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While Trump keeps claiming a jobs victory (despite evidence that Midwestern communities are worse off), Democratic candidates have only occasionally hit "good-job-growing" notes.
|
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During the 19th century, only occasionally did more than half of countries for which there are data suffer such a shock in a single year.
|
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Sevnica is one of those sleepy towns where the silence is only occasionally broken by the echo of the engine of a car passing by.
|
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Eddie is on methadone, which curbs his craving for heroin, and he says he now uses the drug only occasionally to be social with friends.
|
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According to the 221-page report, the government has pledged to maintain a flexible exchange rate, intervening only occasionally to prevent excessive short-term volatility.
|
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He sits facing the singers, hands in his lap, eyes following the score on an iPad, only occasionally offering a cue or an interpretive note.
|
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After suggesting on Wednesday that he regretted lobbing juvenile insults at Mr. Trump last month, Mr. Rubio only occasionally disagreed with him in the debate.
|
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Only occasionally has their conversation widened to include the issue of strategic stability, a topic that encompasses whether specific weaponry poses risks of inadvertent war.
|
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Little wonder that Ms. Armand, who was shaky on some dialogue at the performance I saw, only occasionally finds ways to connect with the script.
|
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How does he get so often to the place where real drama happens, when even the greatest of his predecessors could get there only occasionally?
|
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Appelbaum does have an ax to grind, but unsheathes it only occasionally, usually to offer cutting one-sentence dismissals of particularly dubious claims by economists.
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Our collective brood, all boys between ages 4 and 7, did surprisingly well, napping, looking out the windows and pulling each other's hair only occasionally.
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Fallacies abound, the most common being that it is a sauce made of chocolate, an ingredient that appears only occasionally, as in the semisweet poblano.
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Although Lee only occasionally writes explicitly about the Asian-American experience, there is something in her gaze, an "outsider/insider perspective," specific to Asian-Americans.
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Only occasionally, when recounting the details of Woodfox's many appeals and retrials and attempts at retrials, does this memoir perhaps necessarily step into the weeds.
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Since then, the Lip Kit mogul stopped doing public appearances and was noticeably absent from Snapchat and Instagram, only occasionally posting to promote her makeup brand.
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Since then, the Kylie Cosmetics founder stopped doing public appearances and was noticeably absent from Snapchat and Instagram, only occasionally posting to promote her makeup brand.
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Since then, the Kylie Cosmetics founder stopped doing public appearances and was noticeably absent from Snapchat and Instagram, only occasionally posting to promote her makeup brand.
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Today, the name of arch-meower Raoul Xemblinosky only occasionally echoes around the web, though he is remembered among the most infamous trolls of all time.
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Then in 2007 it disappeared from U.S. stores due to "organizational changes" (per a Post spokesperson), only occasionally cropping up for resale on Amazon and eBay.
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The volunteer checking wristbands at the artist/media entrance spent her spare time blowing bubbles for the crowd to enjoy, only occasionally missing the sneaky entrant.
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While some of it sounds a bit quaint, like the hamfisted "For your protection, we've installed this camera" on "Morning New Disease," he stumbled only occasionally.
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But the Spurs seized control early behind Parker and his usual wizardry and looked every bit like the finely tuned offense they had unleashed only occasionally.
|
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Such debates will have no effect on the British referendum: the campaign is now locked into a domestic political logic that intersects only occasionally with reality.
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Beth, being the daughter of the universe's most prized and feared mad genius, has only occasionally seemed to find Jerry's thorough blandness attractive in any way.
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Is it hard to balance all this work with Radiohead, which releases albums only occasionally but is, for example, doing a substantial American tour this summer?
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But because this industry can largely operate in secret, only occasionally exposed after a data breach or investigative report, we remain mostly ignorant of its reach.
|
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They say they haven't been watching much television; they are catching up with the news only occasionally, when they read or watch it on their phones.
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According to the Times, all of the Trump administration officials used their private addresses only occasionally and all had official accounts set up and operating. Still.
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Lilly Belle TrainAnybody can ride the steam-powered train of Disneyland's railroad, but you might not know that there's a separate train that runs only occasionally.
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Even for Fox News, it's been bad—a near-constant stream of overly simplistic pro-Trump crap only occasionally interrupted by the likes of Geraldo Rivera.
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Camenker—a middle-aged man in a too-big suit—hunched over his speaking notes, looking up only occasionally to push his glasses up his nose.
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Now the capital gains rate will apply only to investments held at least three years — a limitation that venture capitalists said would come into play only occasionally.
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In all, the cache shows a fact about Facebook that's widely understood, but only occasionally detailed: its decisions have tremendous consequences for businesses that rely on it.
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Pop culture is in the middle of a several-years-long witch moment — an only occasionally ironic, girl-power-inflected, "we nostalgically watch Hocus Pocus" witchcraft moment.
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When I wasn't interacting with it, CHiP usually stood silent and still, only occasionally barking to try and get my attention, seemingly waiting for its next instruction.
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If you only occasionally need to anonymize your browsing then TunnelBear, Windscribe, and Hotspot Shield all offer widely recommended and free (if limited) VPN services for mobile.
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First, that regular meetings with a familiar judge who can review sentences in light of offenders' behaviour are crucial (by contrast, the NLCJC only occasionally assessed progress).
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Obama has largely stayed silent since leaving office in 2017, opting not to endorse anyone in the Democratic primary and only occasionally weighing in to criticize Trump.
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And that is why—even if they contain interesting ideas and techniques—these arts will only occasionally be much more than practicing a two person gymnastics routine.
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But it would completely overwhelm "Svadba-Wedding," Ana Sokolovic's intimate a cappella work for six women, whose harmonies are only occasionally punctuated by glockenspiel or rain stick.
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But only occasionally — as with Tuesday's election results — do consumers get a glimpse of how these formulas work and the extent to which they can go wrong.
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Amid these books, "Tiger Woods," the new biography from Jeff Benedict and Armen Keteyian, rides in as if on 18 wheels, for better and only occasionally worse.
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This lets her leitmotifs and archetypes bounce pleasingly within the novel's rhythmic, often beautiful sentences, the proliferating clauses accumulating for pages and only occasionally getting tangled up.
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The mini-series is only occasionally about Mr. Versace (Edgar Ramírez) and is instead something of a biopic about Mr. Cunanan, though it bounces between their stories.
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As a student at the University of California, Los Angeles decades ago, Alejandro Degadillo accepted that he would only occasionally see fellow students who looked like him.
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In his impoverished village in Guatemala, Spanish is needed only occasionally, such as when the community deals with schools and health care or for work, Paniagua said.
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It might be hard to remember now, but presidential Twitter accounts used to be anodyne things, serving up inoffensive sentiments only occasionally written by the chief executive himself.
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Another added that the White House asked Cabinet members to visit the mess only occasionally because there just wasn't enough space for them to use it every day.
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Where Get Disowned drenched its meaning in obtuse symbolism, and Painted Shut featured vignettes of characters that only occasionally resembled Quinlan, Hop Along's new album feels fully hers.
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Wearing these is rather like putting on a pair of brightly colored socks with your regular staid business suit — a bit of colorful flair that's only occasionally noticed.
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Another possible cause for higher hormone levels leading to excessive nausea is something called abnormal placentation, where the placenta overgrows, says Liu, adding that this happens only occasionally.
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Responsibility will not be diffused throughout a chamber — where cameras only occasionally capture the whole — but concentrated on a single individual, every nuance of which will be seen.
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Most of the "Wizard of Oz" dwarfs went on to lead non-Hollywood lives, returning to the spotlight only occasionally for studio-organized publicity stunts and fan events.
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At the top, however, is a quiet, comfortable haven filled with dozens of complex worlds unfurling side by side, just feet from one another, and only occasionally colliding.
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But finding little tour success — he won only $16,515 while playing only occasionally — he took a job as head pro at Rogers Park, a golf course in Tampa.
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The band has remained dedicated to experimenting with methods of distribution, from decades-ahead streaming services to surprise album releases—benchmarks for which they only occasionally receive credit.
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Only occasionally does he bog down in academic quibbles with previous biographers or tortured reasoning (citing, at one point, recent scientific studies about the curative power of prayer).
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Karukoski's sensitive direction, which only occasionally gives way to cloying melodrama, offers a perfect platform for actor Pekka Strang to showcase his impressive range in the lead role.
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Lacking the flamboyance or rhetorical skills of former presidents Gamal Abdel Nasser and Anwar Sadat, Sisi projects a calm and softly spoken persona and speaks only occasionally in public.
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The community also has a 10-kilowatt diesel generator as a backup in periods when both sunshine and wind fall short, but that is used only occasionally, Parkesian said.
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Like the nail polish, it is not a rule that's set in stone, but Meghan is proving to change the royal fashion game by only occasionally opting for pantyhose.
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This is certainly the least substantial rumor, especially because patents like this only occasionally turn into real world products (so we're not holding our breath waiting for this one).
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But it mostly felt like an escape: Christie got to spend a few hours each day only occasionally being reminded of the fact that he's a historically terrible governor.
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Mr. Hanks slips into Sully easily, with a grandfatherly wreath of white hair, a tidy mustache and an air of steadfast, professional calm that's only occasionally beaded in sweat.
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I'm keeping up with the news, more or less, but am only occasionally and unpredictably in a place and condition where I can actually write something and post it.
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Even if populists win power only occasionally, struggle in office and mostly consign themselves to an angry minority, that they play any role at all represents a seismic change.
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He began asking his parents to take him to the one mosque in the area, a converted schoolhouse on the city's Polish south side that they only occasionally attended.
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For much of the movie within the movie, she prowls around in diaphanous caftans or little or nothing, only occasionally dropping her mask to reveal something beguiling and human.
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She largely sets aside the math-rock guitar thickets of her early indie-rock, and she touches only occasionally on the elegant chamber-pop that she deployed for contrast.
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She tried on a host of virtual lip colors while sitting in our office, which mostly looked realistic and only occasionally seemed a bit askew from her real lips.
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According to the NBC News/SurveyMoney poll, 22019 percent of Democrats and 76 percent of independents believe that Trump tells the the truth only occasionally or even less frequently.
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Yet the ardor that must have informed the writing and early performances of "Vengeance" only occasionally blazes forth in "Indecent," which was created by Ms. Vogel and Ms. Taichman.
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Wittiest of all perhaps is the presentation of Van Halen's fourth member, the bassist Michael Anthony, portrayed by a framed photograph, which is only occasionally acknowledged by the others.
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Rather than having bits of how-to knowledge accompany a personal narrative, Rock Steady is pragmatically structured around specific topics, which only occasionally are accompanied by witty narrative segments.
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Phife was no Busta Rhymes—while his track record was longer than a DC-20 aircraft, he only occasionally graced others' songs—but when he did, he always stood out.
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"All New Yorkers who use drugs, even if only occasionally, should know their drugs may be mixed with fentanyl," Health Commissioner Dr. Mary T. Bassett said in the press release.
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Only occasionally will a play acknowledge that these are two sides of the same coin: that life is precious because it is finite, and the inevitability of death ensnares everyone.
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It is normal for commercial resupply missions to deliver a small amount of fresh food to the astronauts (usually fruits or vegetables) with ice cream only occasionally making the trip.
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While their court case rages over the course of years, they live a relatively peaceable and personal life, only occasionally struggling with how publicity and notoriety has affected their relationship.
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Gypsy treats the cherry as the whole meal and only occasionally gives us a story about, say, Michael being attracted to his assistant, Alexis, but not acting on that attraction.
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And this opened the door for something that has happened only occasionally in this celebrated actor's long career: Mr. Turturro, 59, got a lead role in a high-profile project.
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For almost four hours, Mr. Bezos, who only occasionally talks to the press, led 11 reporters on a tour of the factory and answered a litany of questions over lunch.
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The F.D.A. does not require safety testing for personal-care products and cosmetics before they are marketed, and tests products only occasionally, usually after complaints by consumers or advocacy groups.
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In a league marked by outsize personalities and the largest following of any professional sport, he avoided large social gatherings and, unlike other owners, only occasionally attended the Super Bowl.
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Bernie Sanders, the person who is leading in polls for this week's Nevada caucus, as well as some national polls, was only occasionally at the center of the evening's drama.
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He has not yet led in an Iowa poll that was conducted using data from voter registration files, the technique preferred by most campaigns but only occasionally used by media pollsters.
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The team's findings come fresh off the heels of research showing that the agency only occasionally forces companies to recall products that contain legal but unapproved drug ingredients in unknown quantities.
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Since then, the national conversation around America's history with slavery and how the country should atone for its past has been pushed aside -- coming up only occasionally in pockets of discussion.
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"I wanted to ... see myself in the mirror like I see other guys, with two hands," said Aguilar, who uses the artificial arm only occasionally and is self-sufficient without it.
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This is compared to 65% in the U.S. and U.K. I was however, pleasantly surprised at the humor and good grace with which we were met; I only occasionally felt uncomfortable.
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A walkway has been built among the mangroves, and revenues from entry fees, boat hire and hosting weddings are so good that Sahdan now fishes only occasionally, though catches are higher.
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A whir of robots and machines is only occasionally disrupted by the sound of human voices, creating the feeling that, somehow, this massive factory could drone on forever without much supervision.
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Richardson, only occasionally Elena — is Mia's landlord: She owns a small apartment and rents it out below market rate to tenants she feels are deserving and would benefit from her help.
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Momoa's real life wife, actress Lisa Bonet, is fairly private and only occasionally makes the odd appearance on the Aquaman star's Insta, so it's easy to keep on 'shipping this couple.
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The Wastes are vast, and crossing them involves the passing of minutes plodding across endless sands interrupted only occasionally by points of interest defined only by my own interest in them.
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LONDON — The food giant behind Dolmio pasta sauces and Uncle Ben's rice kits is to advise consumers to only occasionally eat its products that are high in sugar, salt and fat.
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Many of the show's biggest plot-twists hinge on the way kids use everything from Twitter to texts to emojis to express themselves–yet only occasionally say what they really feel.
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Part of the challenge is Carreyrou's laconic WSJ tone, with its "just the facts" attitude that is punctuated only occasionally by brief interludes on the motivations and psychology of its characters.
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Dotted throughout the world, data centers are like highly organized versions of our basements, crammed full of stuff we only occasionally access, but still consuming vast amounts of space and energy.
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We learn that Mila's mother has remained in Africa, to visit her daughter only occasionally, but the details about her mother's life, and how this absence unmoors Mila, are frustratingly scarce.
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In this coming-of-age tale, Mike resides with his mom and moves from job to job, pulling us with him every step, never condescending, sometimes philosophizing and only occasionally preaching.
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GMR commissioned the first phase of the 1.4 gigawatt Raikheda station in 2014 and its second in 2016, but they are fired up only occasionally to keep the power systems operable.
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Once a healthy stream, the drought had shriveled it to a series of stagnant pools, only occasionally connected by flowing water, adding to problems for the coho salmon, an endangered species.
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Since then, the president's uncle has only occasionally emerged in Syria's affairs, notably in late 2013, when he met in Geneva with Russian officials apparently eager to find alternative opposition figures.
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For most of her presidential run, the Massachusetts senator had spurned Beltway-centric Sunday shows, mostly stayed away from the cable news circuit, and only occasionally gone on national TV shows.
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It has been drawn only occasionally, including during the first Persian Gulf war in 1991, Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and during the Arab Spring in 2011, when Libyan exports were halted.
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Egypt only occasionally opens a border crossing at the city of Rafah to allow certain people through, such as holders of foreign passports, students and those in need of medical treatment.
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In short: The more people -- especially those who follow politics only occasionally (at best) get exposed to this rough transcript of the Trump-Zelensky call, the worse it is for Trump.
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But for the most part, the repetition I've outlined above, combined with a lot of largely flat characters (who are only occasionally heightened by good acting), have held the show back.
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But Davis Guggenheim's documentary "only occasionally delivers the kind of unguarded moment that makes you feel as if you're getting beneath the media image," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The New York Times.
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What has only occasionally been reported is that a substantial number of prominent radicals are in prison and that a year ago a radical cell was dismantled in Verviers in southeastern Belgium.
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"Appelbaum does have an ax to grind, but unsheathes it only occasionally, usually to offer cutting one-sentence dismissals of particularly dubious claims by economists," Justin Fox writes in his admiring review.
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Most of the queens on the show make or commission their outfits, only occasionally straying into designer pieces, which rarely come in regular women's sizes, let alone men-dressed-as-women's sizes.
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Precise cuts, slow-motion, motion blurring, and passages both of total silence and scored to instrumental hard rock are present in a bravura prologue that only occasionally turns down the dial thereafter.
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Having previously only occasionally appeared in the background, the young heiress has moved to the front and center of media photos more recently, assisting her brother at numerous high-profile state events.
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"Quite often, when I lived in New York City for six years, I was perceived as being of Chinese or Korean or Singaporean origin... only occasionally Japanese," Sawada tells The Creators Project.
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Case studies conducted by the authors show that lies and distortions on the right spread easily from extremist Web sites to mass-media outlets such as Fox, and only occasionally get corrected.
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That's probably how the show's creators, Jane Maggs and Adrienne Mitchell, envisioned Annie, but what ended up onscreen is a half-sketched, formulaic character that Ms. Paquin can only occasionally make convincing.
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For months, friends said, Salaam had been a recluse who left his rented condo in a Denver suburb only occasionally, to buy groceries and, even more rarely, for a solitary morning walk.
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President Barack Obama routinely played golf out of sight of the press pool that traveled with him, only occasionally allowing a glimpse of him taking a swing or interacting with his partners.
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I didn't know him at all at the time; he would only occasionally come to school to lead mass, and my Catholic classmates would be sent to his parish periodically for confession.
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Medieval Graffiti is an accessible introduction into a side of medieval life that only occasionally appears in records, and shows there are still discoveries to be made even in these extensively documented churches.
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Characters in movies have been known to speak in more poetic and easily quotable dialogue than the rest of us humans, who only occasionally create lasting glory from the building blocks of English.
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"There was only one violation, an artillery shell that hit the town at 9 AM." He said that the situation had remained calm since then, interrupted only occasionally by scattered small-arms fire.
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Only occasionally does the possibility of sex or romance between Quentin and Eliot emerge into text in The Magicians novels, and when it does, it is nearly always inflected with deep self-loathing.
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Whereas traditionally the father in the family was the primary clubgoer, only occasionally joined at the club by his family for a meal, clubs today are trying to be more inclusive of families.
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Scrolling through Generette's Instagram feed you can see his progression from someone who only occasionally shared glimpses of his art skills to a feed that's now consumed with his bright, arresting sports imagery.
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Brandon said alcohol is "definitely" easier since he is only occasionally carded while buying alcohol and Arianna explained that she simply uses an ID she borrowed from an older student who has graduated.
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The accompanying article is titled "Beyoncé in Her Own Words" — not a profile, but a collection of brief, only-occasionally-revealing commentaries on a range of topics: motherhood and family, body acceptance, touring.
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In the past some Hong Kong directors, including Yonfan, enjoyed a global reputation for an avant-garde playfulness with social and artistic conventions, which their inhibited counterparts on the mainland only occasionally matched.
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"To me it was a reasonable investment to experiment with," he said, adding that he used the device only occasionally, such as to hear his wife better when they are in their car.
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"His humor is gentle and whimsical, long on non sequiturs and only occasionally risqué," Jon Pareles wrote in The New York Times, reviewing a show in 289 at the Bottom Line in Manhattan.
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Those software smarts also translate to other futuristic features on the Pixel 4, ones that may prove to be only occasionally useful but highlight what Google believes an Android mobile experience should be.
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The river, I gathered, was an ephemeral one (sometimes called a wash, a wadi or, my particular favorite, an arroyo); it flows with water only occasionally, then briefly, during rainstorms and after snowmelt.
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Yet it is a true description of conditions in the Finger Lakes, where alcohol levels only occasionally rise above 13 percent, compared with the 14 percent to 20143 percent seen regularly in California.
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They're only occasionally better than just using Google Fit — so much so it felt like these apps only existed to make the TicWatch software look just a bit more like the Apple Watch's rings.
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What's maddening, however, is that Frank concentrates so much energy on Griffin and Goode's grim détente that he only occasionally makes time for the far more fascinating character dynamics nipping around the show's edges.
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And the abandoned Michigan Central railroad station, which was vacant for nearly 30 years before finally getting a partial refurbishment in 2015, remains a largely empty shell, used only occasionally as a party space.
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Hosted with the help of the reporter Allie Clifton, the two N.B.A. players talk about basketball only occasionally, focusing just as often on various topics including food and fashion, and mocking each other mercilessly.
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Affirmative Action Policies Evolve, Achieving Their Own Diversity The practice in college admissions has evolved from race-based quotas of decades ago into a range of approaches that only occasionally produce the desired results.
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While the miNY room isn't the most functional of Facebook New York's conference rooms — people only occasionally use it for real meetings — it is by far the most creative and playful representation of company culture.
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Projectors have always been the most convenient way to create a temporary but large screen, which makes them the ideal way to improve the functionality of smartwatches where you only occasionally want a larger touchscreen.
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Even if you're a reality TV purist who usually stays in one lane, only occasionally dipping your toes into other sub-genres, this show is worth checking out because it has so much to offer.
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It could, though, be especially powerful for those who only occasionally check their feeds, since quality content will now be front-loaded, making the service seem more valuable for those who don't quite get it.
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He sleeps most nights in a dormitory near his latest construction site, just outside the city, only occasionally visiting his wife and the rest of his family, who live in a middle-class Seoul neighborhood.
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Others warn that liquid biopsies aimed at DNA will never be sensitive enough for early detection, because early tumours may shed very little DNA, or shed it only occasionally; other molecules might prove more telling.
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Private museums have been criticized as vanity projects where wealthy people take great art out of circulation and avoid taxes by keeping their collections in outbuildings and only occasionally making the art accessible to visitors.
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Education, especially the plight of K-12 education, was clearly a sleeper issue during the campaign, with candidates only occasionally raising it (almost exclusively) within the context of higher education access and student loan debt.
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Frantic attempts at resuscitation by Ms. Blanchett and her valiant leading man (and unforgettable co-star in "Uncle Vanya"), a tireless Richard Roxburgh as a hapless homme fatale, only occasionally succeed in eliciting a pulse.
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Honor is now running what it calls Magic UI, which strips away some of the cruft and fluff from Huawei's only-occasionally-tolerable EMUI, but you can still see Huawei's fingerprints all over this phone's interface.
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For those who only occasionally save articles for offline reading, Chrome could potentially take place of these services, as well as serve as an alternative to bookmarking web pages you want to catch up on later.
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Only occasionally was it possible to glimpse Mr Kim's mafia-state paranoia in Singapore, as when a gloved aide inspected and wiped the pen with which he was to sign the joint document with Mr Trump.
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The Chinese navy ventures only occasionally and cautiously into the distant reaches of the Pacific, usually in the form of a courtesy call by a hospital or training ship to a friendly country such as Fiji.
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Photo: Getty ImagesPeople who only occasionally fall down an internet rabbit hole on their smartphones late at night might be able to rest easier—at least according to the results of a new study in mice.
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Crowds will line up for hours to get the chance to drown themselves in semi-sweet, semi-hot, semi-thick chilli crab, only occasionally coming up for air, their faces and hands covered with red sauce.
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Joking aside, while the change may be irritating to current Twitterati, for those that only occasionally check Twitter and miss out on the funniest and most notable tweets from people they follow, this change should help.
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The end result is a comic book that is like a series of snapshots from the besieged region, with images of a daily life filled with strife and suffering, only occasionally broken up with brighter moments.
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Only occasionally do you pause for a moment to think—shouldn't you check the blood on the suspect's shoes to see if it really belonged to the victim, or follow-up on their alibi more closely?
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Ms. Listhaug, a former regular smoker who told NRK that now she lights up only occasionally, said she opposed tightening Norway's antismoking laws, as some groups have proposed, to ban smoking at bus stops, for example.
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The show touched on timely subjects (Puerto Rico's devastation) and familiar impersonations (Alec Baldwin as President Trump), but only occasionally showed a willingness to throw a few gut-punches while it poked you in the ribs.
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If you can't bear the thought of a life's acquisitions being sold off — or, at best, going to a museum to be displayed only occasionally — the urge may be to open a museum of your own.
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Lee's characters are buffeted this way and that through life like pachinko balls against the game's wooden pegs, and only occasionally are the very lucky and the very skilled able to make their way to glory.
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Mr. Rock has 3.8 million followers, and has appeared only occasionally on television since 2009, when the CW network last aired new episodes of "Everybody Hates Chris," a series for which he was narrator and executive producer.
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"I'm sure things will change before the next meeting," Powell said this past week at his now-regular press conferences, another departure from the tradition of only occasionally answering questions about rate decisions set by his predecessors.
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The duo spend most of their free time thinking up the experiments they want to shoot in slow motion, and then only occasionally get together throughout the year to film a bunch of videos in a row.
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"Lights Out" was an old radio horror anthology, and only occasionally memorable, but it had an opening that, even for those who came to the show decades after it expired in the 1940s, is difficult to forget.
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More recently, Yang had largely steered clear of issues deemed sensitive by the Communist Party, only occasionally writing about U.S. politics, and instead had thrown his energy into a "daigou" business, procuring overseas products for Chinese buyers.
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Only occasionally does an image strike a lyrical blow and yield the creepy effect that Clooney is aiming for—Gardner bloodied and bowed, for instance, pedalling pitifully away from us, into the night, on a child's bicycle.
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Rosenberg describes Barlow as Murray's "life partner," although the pair never lived in the same house, only occasionally lived in the same city, and left behind no correspondence, since Murray, otherwise a pack rat, destroyed Barlow's letters.
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Clinton came at Mr. Sanders with kitchen-sink-style charges from the left but only occasionally mentioned one of her core criticisms: that he makes pie-in-the-sky promises without any way to get them done.
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It assumes that the buyer will want to know if merchants are selling expired goods, selling used products as new, hawking knockoffs, or if their items come with broken seals -- even if these things happen only occasionally.
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Salemme, who headed the New England family of La Cosa Nostra, shuffles in and out of the courtroom, hunched over, only occasionally lifting his head to wave and wink at a reporter who has covered him for decades.
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Senators only occasionally brought up net neutrality or plans to spike internet privacy protections, instead focusing largely on the commission's more bipartisan and banal duties, like figuring out spectrum sharing and ways to deploy broadband to rural areas.
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"The notion that less than 1 percent of housing stock — much of which is only occasionally shared with short-term renters — is the sole source of New York's housing affordability challenge is simply not credible," the company writes.
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During the week I spent in Faranah, cars passed only occasionally, mostly harlequin taxis of multicolored metal patchwork held together and onto the chassis with duct tape and plastic string, crammed with passengers, roof loads doubling their height.
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Though he regularly invokes the immigrant tale of his father, Rafael, he speaks sparingly of ethnic identity, dabbles only occasionally in uneven Spanish and has declined to highlight his biography as conspicuously as Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.
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"Blackbird," which took the Olivier Award in London for best new play in 2007, is an immensely powerful work that only occasionally maximizes its potential in the fitful production that opened on Thursday night at the Belasco Theater.
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And yes, I've dated trans men, but their paths through the world often had much in common with my own, and I only occasionally felt the alienating values that I routinely experienced in the presence of cisgender men.
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Yet over the course of a three-hour—at times seemingly interminable—performance, the three front-runners only occasionally locked horns and none said anything that will obviously change his or her standing in the race by much.
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Beyond that, organize your fridge around how you cook and eat: Put the things you use often (or want to finish) front and center, and store ingredients you'll use only occasionally in corners that are harder to reach.
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" Alastair Macaulay, The Times's chief dance critic, told me that Peck makes refreshing use of the male corps de ballet, who are only occasionally featured on their own: "He makes them look motivated, aligned, passionate, as never before.
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You don't have to be a purist to wonder how this media ecosystem is affecting our tolerance for the natural rhythms and longueurs of sports, those lengthy stretches of "lowlight" play that are only occasionally punctuated by thrills.
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This study, done in Australia, monitored about 1,600 people for more than four years and didn't find a meaningful difference in the number of new cancer cases detected based on whether people used sunscreen every day or only occasionally.
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The attack horrified America, which until then had seen terror touch its shores only occasionally as a hijacking went awry; while the US had weathered the 1983 bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut, attacks almost never targeted civilians.
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Between Pixar, Disney Animation, and DreamWorks Animation, only one recent feature has had a solo female director — 2011's Kung Fu Panda 2 — with other movies like Frozen and Shrek only occasionally featuring women in shared, co-directing roles.
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But because he gets in to Brakebills and she doesn't, Julia appears only occasionally after that — until the novel's shocking and thrilling end sequence, which reveals that Julia has become a terrifyingly powerful witch even without formal magic training.
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After many years in prison, then rehab, Fred now lives in a group home in Illinois that is only occasionally pelted with rocks or shot at by locals who are unhappy to have men like him in the neighborhood.
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These tools have followed us and our clumsy fingers to our new smartphones, where they have become both more assertive and more useful, correcting us and only occasionally requiring us to correct them back, and learning all the while.
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Even the comics pages were full of baby-boomer humor (how many toddlers read Doonesbury?) And this was the promise of Toys 'R' Us itself, a place full of the things a child would want, but unfortunately, could only occasionally have.
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Only occasionally will you catch sight of another person at this establishment: A 65-year-old man in a robe, standing so close to the microwave that his breath fogs the glass as he watches a cup of ramen circle endlessly.
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Its tensions are too diffuse to create even stylized drama, and Kircher comes to life as a character only occasionally, as in an endearing moment when he enters the orchestra to play a keyboard with two fingers, a delighted amateur.
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When Wince was first visited by the ATF in October 2015 about the gun that turned up in the possession of the felon, he told agents he was a hobbyist and only occasionally bought and sold firearms over the internet.
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Unlike in the United States, where the struggles of Native Americans, who make up less than 2 percent of the population, only occasionally enter the national debate, the issues facing aboriginal Canadians are a prominent and highly politicized aspect of society.
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In recent days the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), though only occasionally meriting headlines in American newspapers, achieved a new milestone: The death toll has now surpassed 2202,2628 and the case count stands over 28500,6900.
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He rarely releases albums and only occasionally moves out of the shadows to unleash a singular track, film, book or piece of art that effortlessly reminds us all why he is considered a creative genius at the literal age of 22.
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I popped ginger candies like it was going out of style, only occasionally marveling at the fact that it took a hard right hook to spin me around to the type of organization of which I'd only dreamt in the past.
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Although he supplies a running narration, the French intellectual Bernard-Henri Lévy steps in front of the camera only occasionally in "Peshmerga" and "The Battle of Mosul," and that is mostly to the benefit of this pair of documentaries he directed.
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Riding off the success of ABC's Desperate Housewives and Fox's The O.C., the show fixated on five women living in a gated community in Coto de Caza, and only occasionally showed them interacting with each other, much less actually fighting.
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And why risk that disaffected Americans, tuning in only occasionally, hear one big mash of insults and insulters, and tune out, when there's a contest — over what this country stands for, over where it will go — that couldn't be more serious.
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I only occasionally ran into connection hiccups that involved having to check my Bluetooth settings and make sure the cufflink was being recognized by the Jacquard mobile app when I would put the jacket on again on my way out the door.
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I picked up one of Teenage Engineering's Pocket Operator miniature sequencers on a trip to New York earlier this year, with the naive intentions of only occasionally playing around with it, composing a catchy bleep-bloop tune whenever the creative urge struck.
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That mailbag is unusually full in "Daddy Long Legs," a sweet, beautifully sung and only occasionally unsettling musical adaptation of Jean Webster's 1912 novel, predicated on the lengthy correspondence between a pert orphan and the anonymous benefactor who sends her to college.
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Waiflike and compact, wearing a hoodie and with a tattoo of Dumbledore (of "Harry Potter" fame) on his left arm, Mr. Dolan peppers his sentences in English with words like "prolix" and "epistolary," and only occasionally switches into French to emphasize a point.
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Indeed, that Murnane is a bona fide oddball is a central theme of the lore that surrounds him: He has never traveled outside Australia, according to reports, and only occasionally outside his home state of Victoria, in the southeast of the country.
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I've actually been writing this review in Pages on the 213-inch MacBook Pro, but I only occasionally glance at the Touch Bar (where's it's suggesting I write "time" and "table" instead of "touch") and almost never tap for the word suggestions.
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Until then, the Trump Organization had ventured abroad only occasionally: in 1999, a set of Korean buildings licensed the Trump name; in 2006, Trump bought a golf course in Scotland; the following year, construction began on a Trump-branded tower in Turkey.
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Image via YouTube Sampha has spent the past few years remaining just out-of-view, only occasionally moving into our collective vision as part of something exceptional, like on Kanye West's "Saint Pablo" or Frank Ocean's "Alabama" or his very own "Timmy's Prayer".
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The book's more than 60 previously published columns toggle between surface-skimming cultural musings and political entreaties meant to light a fire under readers' otherwise comfy rears, and are presented with a straightforwardness that only occasionally tips into what feels like forced effervescence.
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The trailer only occasionally stops the underlying push of the Animals' "We've Got to Get Out of This Place" to drop a comedic beat, reveal a new and horrifying creature, or incorporate the clicks of guns being reloaded as beats of their own.
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After her wins in Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania had been confirmed, Clinton took the stage at her Philadelphia headquarters and spoke of the necessity to unite the Democratic party, stopping only occasionally to chuckle as her words were drowned out by supporters chanting her name.
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Nearly 40 percent of U.S. self-employed workers say they aren't saving for retirement, and 19 percent are doing so only occasionally, according to a February report from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies, in conjunction with the Aegon Center for Longevity and Retirement.
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But Lowery maintains a reporter's distance from the emotional core of the now well-known events; only occasionally does he give us glimpses into the personal toll of covering the deaths of people who look like him and his father and his college friends.
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For normally dry streambeds, isolated depressions that only occasionally hold water, and other land features that the Obama administration sought to regulate, regulations will once again come from state and local governments that are more responsive and accountable to the people and communities being regulated.
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Either way, the smoke screens appeared effective: From the Israeli side, a detachment of Israeli soldiers ensconced behind earthen berms near the Nahal Oz kibbutz could only occasionally glimpse the hundreds of protesters in the Shajaiye neighborhood of Gaza City through vast clouds of acrid black smoke.
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The network has often awarded shows to men whose followings only occasionally reach the dedicated fever pitch of Gilmore Girls fanatics (not to mention that their fans skew more male than Sherman-Palladino's), and whose résumés contain plenty of dull or failed projects among the hits.
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Although its origins can be dated back as far as the 18th century, in 1976 Queen Margrethe inaugurated the ball in its current format but has subsequently held the event only occasionally – once in each decade to date (previous outings were in 1985, 1998 and 2009).
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"READ MORE: How 'The Boys' comic book survived cancellation and inspired Amazon's new hit superhero TV seriesThe New York Times said the show "reanimates bits and pieces from different branches of the fantasy genre into a glum and lumbering beast that only occasionally sparks into life.
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" It didn't help that Nigel, an M.P., had married only to satisfy his constituents, or that he planned to mold his wife to his liking, or that he thought of sex as "nasty, something one was obliged to do only occasionally, almost like going to the loo.
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Members of the Democratic majority wanted to give the proceedings gravity and historical weight, using most of their questions to ask their experts to weigh in on the historical scale and enormity of the offenses Mr. Trump is accused of and only occasionally challenging Mr. Turley.
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If these smaller apps, which have less funding and fewer resources, managed to move hundreds of thousands of people around and choke only occasionally, that meant Austinites probably weren't suffering without Uber and Lyft in general, especially when the city is not overrun by an enormous conference.
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"Consistency was one of the keys and focus points of my Grand Slam career going back 10 years — I always aim to play my best in Grand Slams," he said after a one-hour-and-33-minute stroll that only occasionally flickered into life as a contest.
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There also are proposals for off-chain solutions, such as the Lightning Network, which would support a vastly larger number of transactions that are only occasionally compiled and written to the master Bitcoin blockchain; this does, however, (currently) seem a bit like a solution looking for a problem.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — "Amplify Compassion" may be the best name for an art sale to benefit the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) during a time when the President himself utterly lacks compassion, managing only occasionally to shout "Sad!" at the end of random tweets.
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"The take home message is that all smokers should stop smoking, even if they smoke only occasionally, or if they smoke very few cigarettes a day," Jean-Francois Etter, a researcher at the University of Geneva in Switzerland who wasn't involved in the study, said in an email.
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Such accusations missed not only the patent intensity of Mann's feelings for her children but also the care she had taken to mount an exquisite and often discomfiting pastoral drama, focused mostly on her son Emmett and daughters Jessie and Virginia (her husband, Larry, comes on stage only occasionally).
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Thus Hugh Hewitt, a conservative radio host, got a show on MSNBC, by then established as a liberal stronghold, and Megyn Kelly, whose views only occasionally veered away from the usual Fox News right-tilted narrative, moved into what had been the neutral territory of Today's 9 a.m. hour.
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Look, the one thing that is definitely true is that — being an editor in chief or a CEO or whatever — the answer, the solution to all of your problems is to hire really good people who are autonomous, and let them do their thing and only occasionally check in on them.
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Two features of particular interest are waypoints, which are named positions in the sky, sometimes connected to one another to form airways; and what I like to call sky countries, the enormous, often beautifully named divisions of the planet's airspace which only occasionally line up with the earthly borders below.
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We excelled in near-misses that may not have been near at all, and were, in any event, epic time-wastings, involving follow-up conference calls and weeks of waiting, or requests for further writing on spec which were only occasionally rewarded with anything more nourishing than a free coffee.
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There is recent precedent for this: On "4:44," Jay-Z — three years older than Eminem, and still searching for his own middle-age-appropriate sound — found a lane of yesterday's hip-hop he was well-suited to, and stuck to it, albeit with an emotional wisdom Eminem only occasionally achieves.
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In an impromptu, 45-minute Rose Garden news conference after the men met for lunch at the White House, Mr. Trump and Mr. McConnell both put on a display of awkward camaraderie, as the president went on volubly, fielding question after question as the senator fidgeted and spoke only occasionally.
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Nonfiction BOYS & SEXYoung Men on Hookups, Love, Porn, Consent & Navigating the New MasculinityBy Peggy Orenstein DECODING BOYSNew Science Behind the Subtle Art of Raising SonsBy Cara Natterson Both Peggy Orenstein and Cara Natterson have children who — deliberately, I assume — are mentioned only occasionally in their excellent books about raising better boys.
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Instead, the narrative keeps throwing fabricated impediments between the two, starting with her fiancé (Daniel Dae Kim), who decides to postpone the wedding; followed by the intrusion of Reeves, who again demonstrates comedy muscles that he only occasionally gets to flex on screen when he's not killing lots and lots of people.
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Broadcasters in big member states relegated the 90 minutes of polite and only occasionally heated confrontation from the EU assembly's Brussels chamber to little watched or online channels and social media interactions were in the tens of thousands — a fraction of the 427 million who can vote from May 23 to 26.
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The president hit a number of familiar characters in a speech that sounded at times like a redux of his comments in the wake of his post-Mueller victory lap last spring or his stump speech at campaign rallies, only occasionally addressing the events that brought him to the brink of removal from office.
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After years of rapping on the windows of passenger cars and delivery vans, reminding drivers that the law prohibits idling for longer than three minutes within the city limits, and only occasionally being rebuffed with remarks like "Go move to China" and "You are not human," he felt like he had reason to be optimistic.
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Meanwhile, with healthcare, we have a very outdated and inconvenient system: We need to call a doctor 2 weeks in advance for an appointment, wait 30 minutes in a waiting room and then talk to a doctor for only 15 minutes while he types away on a laptop, only occasionally making eye contact with us.
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The play, translated from the French by Miriam Heard and Kenneth Casler for this co-presentation by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in New York and Abrons Arts Center, dwells in a post-mortem dream space inhabited by Pollock and Krasner who speak directly to the audience, often on mikes, and only occasionally to each other.
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She's probably best known for the ABC drama Once Upon a Time, which only occasionally gives her material worthy of her talents; outside of that, she's been fantastic in a wide variety of projects — most notably Big Love and Ed. She's terrific as Hopps, too, and it turns out that voice acting is something she's well-suited to.
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It is worth considering, though, the nature of Tottenham when Pochettino took over in 2014: that Tottenham was a team deep in the shadow of its two fiercest rivals, Arsenal and Chelsea; one that only occasionally featured in the Champions League; one that few, even among its most ardent fans, considered genuine contenders for the Premier League title.
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Chua, famous for her 2011 book "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother," which advocated the strict parenting methods stereotypically favored by Chinese mothers, told the WSJ of her reservations - unmade beds and an empty refrigerator were chief among them - about allowing her now-adult daughters to stay for the summer in the Manhattan apartment Chua and her husband used only occasionally.
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The shows have only occasionally tripped into the dimension of actual reality in their 15 years of existence, like on the recent season finale of The Bachelorette when Rachel Lindsay watched herself, in front of a live audience, be humiliated by her runner-up Peter Kraus, who told her he wasn't ready to propose yet, causing her to break up with him.
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After online scrutiny poked fun at Lohan, 29, for her "luxurious trip to Costa Rica, which she only occasionally confused with Mexico," due to the actress tagging herself in Cabo San Lucas on Instagram when she was in fact in Costa Rica, the Mean Girls star took to social media to fire back about the location mix-up and spread some good vibes.
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The class of 2019, which will formally enter the pantheon on March 29 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, represents a varied cross-section of the last half-century of pop music, with giants of classic and alternative rock, as well as a couple of acts from zones that the hall still glances at only occasionally: dance music and crowd-pleasing 1980s pop-metal.
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Much like his protagonist, Fischer assumes a well-organized, seamless approach to his launch, setting the scene with a bright, direct visual style that feels largely informational — a lingering shot of what appears to be months' worth of food and water — and only occasionally slides into the metaphoric, as when Rike sails past a gargantuan tanker that conveys an ominous dehumanization.
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But even now, spreading same-day registration in red states isn't a pipe dream: Ohio's Republican secretary of state, Frank LaRose, is pushing for automatic voter registration, which would "opt in" Ohioans when they visit state agencies like the D.M.V. But passing same-day registration alongside automatic voter registration would help catch the thousands of young voters to whom those interactions only occasionally apply.
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" Similarly, Uber decried the findings in a Medium post and attributed the decreased monthly earnings to a product of rideshare drivers choosing to work fewer hours on the road: "[I]f the share of our partners who drive only occasionally has increased over time, as it has, it stands to reason that the average of every driver's monthly (or, for that matter, weekly or yearly) earnings would decrease.
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Here are some of the problems with the Palm phone: the camera is terrible, the operating system doesn't have the latest Digital Wellbeing features that are ostensibly the whole point of getting this phone, the face unlock feature is likely insecure, there are no physical volume buttons, its custom software only occasionally helps with its tiny screen, it's preloaded with a fair bit of bloatware, it's terrifically slow, and (most of all) the battery life is downright atrocious.
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Malcolm Brogdon has been a nice surprise, Rashad Vaughn has made some jumpers, Michael Beasley hasn't gone crazy yet, even Greg Monroe has bounced back a bit, but the old shooters (Jason Terry and Mirza Teletovic) have only occasionally shot well and the second and third prongs of the three-man center platoon (John Henson and Miles Plumlee, who started the first eight games but is averaging south of 228 minutes a night) are giving Milwaukee practically nothing.
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I have a theory that there are two physical incarnations of Rihanna: one who has to toil away in the studio to create eight best-selling albums, attend the never-ending carousel of award shows, and answer questions from the likes of Ellen and Oprah, and the other who literally just lays in the sand at all times, like a sexy human turtle in a bikini, only occasionally taking breaks to get turnt in the ocean or top up her white wine spritzer.
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