Now we're being much more opinionated because our users are asking us to be much more opinionated.
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No. 2, effective communicator, although I am polarizing because I'm very opinionated and so some people don't like opinionated people.
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Not calling names, but like being opinionated about companies, at 28, two years into your writing career, you shouldn't be that opinionated.
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"In the face of fewer details, people seem to be writing summaries that are increasingly opinionated, and they're increasingly negatively opinionated," she said of her findings.
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Think of the angriest, most opinionated guy in your office.
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It's the most sharply opinionated shows that give me pause.
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"The characters are big, loud, vulgar and opinionated," he said.
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I'm opinionated that we're right until they prove us wrong.
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We're very similar in our bombastic approach and opinionated approach.
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I have a friend who is strongly opinionated like me.
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But the response to the piece has been, uh, opinionated.
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She is at once tentative and forthright, indecisive and opinionated.
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They thought her unattractive and opinionated, not nearly feminine enough.
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Unfailingly polite but highly opinionated, Mr. Rutledge was not impressed.
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She's maternal, opinionated, and always larger than life, Dam-Mikkelsen adds.
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"People are very opinionated about my bump," she tweeted on Wednesday.
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"People are very opinionated about my bump," she wrote on Twitter.
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Bergé was energetic, opinionated, and liked good food, wine and conversation.
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"My mom was a strong woman, opinionated and outspoken," says Richards.
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Finn goes puff puffing toward the opinionated playground, that sandy harbor.
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Back to the software: this is Google's "opinionated" take on Android.
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First, it hired opinionated personalities like Colin Cowherd and Jason Whitlock.
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"Rather than just be opinionated, I'd rather be informed," he said.
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"He was a unique, creative and outrageously opinionated man," Swayze said.
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In the often hidebound metal landscape, Shone is an opinionated outsider.
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We get to be opinionated and loud-mouths a little bit.
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The Starwood Preferred Guest program has drawn particularly passionate, opinionated members.
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Fortunately we can still listen to BBC for in opinionated facts.
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Not unsurprisingly, Ghanaians are just as opinionated about America's political contest.
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Ms. Bakewell is a wonderful explicator and a highly opinionated one.
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Aurora is opinionated and brisk and not necessarily likable at first.
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They're all erudite and fiercely opinionated artists with finely cultivated skillsets.
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He was also famously short tempered, opinionated and hard to work with.
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Elizabeth Plank is an opinionated and funny voice on the campaign trail.
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The Times has gotten more opinionated, not just in opinions but throughout.
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He is the most opinionated, most inquisitive, most authentic person I know.
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Active on Twitter and actively opinionated, he was well-known and beloved.
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Mr Bergé was energetic, opinionated, and liked good food, wine and conversation.
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Mainly, I'll say that Sonos is not creating very opinionated sound here.
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" Another Serhant tactic is to not be "overly opinionated or overly personal.
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You won't ever get a very opinionated producer voting on sound design.
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How much crap do you take for being -- for me being opinionated?
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I am opinionated and sometimes I may possibly shoot my mouth off.
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Welcome to another week of this crazy, opinionated blog about Little Women!
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I'm opinionated, and I say what I feel needs to be said.
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It's juicy, opinionated, indiscreet, immodest, not terribly well organized or fact-checked.
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Although I've very opinionated, my opinions don't have to endorse a candidate.
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" Clark writes about opinionated, determined women that some people would call "difficult.
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Op-Docs is a forum for short, opinionated documentaries by independent filmmakers.
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" Senator McCain also described our democracy as "325 million opinionated, vociferous individuals.
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Blanche was an opinionated woman, imbued with the passion of the author.
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He is an unlikely lightning rod: opinionated, perhaps, but far from confrontational.
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AC: Our clients are often the most fearless, educated, opinionated culture shifters.
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"Commenters were very opinionated about her mothering," says Blanchard, the UNC professor.
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Everyone's really more vulnerable, more opinionated, we're all more comfortable with each other.
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Alexa is more knowledgeable, opinionated, and conscientious since last year's event, said Limp.
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Outspoken and opinionated, she is a frequent commentator on Japanese and global affairs.
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"She's incredibly opinionated about everything," Berkus told PEOPLE earlier this month about Poppy.
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I don't think so because he's a little bit irate and very opinionated.
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She picks her own clothes everyday, she's very opinionated on what she wears.
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Boomers are opinionated and share content as long as it's meaningful to them.
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Benjamin Albucker is, by his own description, an exacting, opinionated, slightly neurotic aesthete.
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It's also about the credit we give them for being smart, opinionated women.
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I think this generation is now getting more opinionated than any generation before.
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She has been more active and overtly opinionated than Kaepernick on social media.
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She was loyal, generous, opinionated and comfortable in her stature as an elder.
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That means fewer opinionated takes that get ahead of what the reporting shows.
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"Can a first lady be both popular and opinionated?" asks one 1992 interviewer.
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They need be opinionated and self-assured, or women will lose interest in them.
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She's quick to tell me that, as opinionated as she seems, she's not stubborn.
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That meant he was "very stubborn, very opinionated, larger than life," his widow said.
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With its minimalistic design and opinionated typography, Wilson looks like no other podcasting app.
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It's a tricky thing finding the right gift for the highly opinionated coffee lover.
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A lot of comments are incredulous that a "knitting site" can be so opinionated.
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And for the writing, the important part was that it got to be opinionated.
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Should it become more open and opinionated for instance, or more reclusive and underground?
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"They are both strong personalities, leaders, opinionated and outspoken," said her brother, Steven Vargas.
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"Start pivoting into other topics that are less opinionated and less divisive," said Salemi.
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" He added: "They are usually opinionated on this, even if they are not right.
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" The opinionated mother added that Peter is "going to have to fail to succeed.
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Israel is replete with opinionated people, of course; and Ms. Aharish is no exception.
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You can be as well, by following along with our intrepid and opinionated reporters.
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These opinionated kids don't even know the definition of the all-purpose label fascist.
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Is it possible that people could like a woman who is independent and opinionated?
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In short, Trump has assembled an independent-minded and opinionated collection of rich businessmen.
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Meanwhile, 7-Eleven Day's opinionated tweets were 70 percent positive (hard to argue with free).
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Citizen armies make a population, in general, more informed and opinionated about their country's conflicts.
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" Lawrence also tells the magazine that she keeps "going back and forth on being opinionated.
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On the other hand, my tweets reveal that I am indeed "opinionated, clever and funny".
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While they hit the bar, their families — including their opinionated mothers — will continue to bond.
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Is he watching the 85033/7 stream of opinionated coverage on today's cable news outlets?
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But where Google's new "opinionated" approach really comes to the fore is in the software.
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Roxane Gay I AM an opinionated woman so I am often accused of being angry.
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But you still have to contend with TV, radio, podcasts, newspapers, friends, and opinionated strangers.
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She's young, blond, opinionated and conservative, and unafraid to use sex appeal as a cudgel.
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But he acts like a needy, opinionated animal just often enough to enliven the story.
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She's too opinionated for his taste and her political stances are the opposite of his.
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"The Latino community is a very vocal, strongly opinionated community," he said by telephone recently.
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Employees were opinionated aficionados, and Tower stores, open till midnight, were gathering places for fans.
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Asked if he had plans to publish the book, the normally opinionated photographer went quiet.
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"Some people are a bit opinionated about this whole thing that's going on," Nicollet said.
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It's also worth visiting just to meet the very opinionated but super amusing designer himself.
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Their authors tried to pose as like-minded, opinionated individuals, the New York Times reported.
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In New York, there's no shortage of decisions, and New Yorkers are an opinionated bunch.
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But be warned—reading about his opinionated views is different from hearing them in person.
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They're opinionated and influential, though not in the simplistic or partisan way that some critics contend.
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During Game of Thrones' last-ever episode, the monoculture's last breaths on Twitter were highly opinionated.
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The product is essentially the funny, and surprisingly opinionated, virtual assistant you never knew you needed.
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"People are very opinionated about my bump," she wrote on Twitter Wednesday in response to criticism.
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Dan Frankel, a Democratic member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, called Younger outgoing and opinionated.
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Over time, it evolved into a more organized Yahoo Answers, a classier Reddit, an opinionated Wikipedia.
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"People are very opinionated about things they're not really aware of," the singer, 39, tells PEOPLE.
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I have very opinionated siblings, so I definitely grew up with a whole lot of that.
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Sergey was exuberant, mercurial, strongly opinionated, and able to leap intellectual chasms in a single bound.
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But it's not just the opinionated and ever-disdainful internet that has doubts about the couple.
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But the real stars were always its opinionated personalities, such as Sean Hannity and Bill O'Reilly.
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It's really strange to me that people are so opinionated about how someone else gives birth.
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Of course, Wunjina's dedication to her prenatal flow has provoked many opinionated responses from her followers.
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Now that couch potatoes have social media, they have risen up and become active, opinionated participants.
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Do you think in the past you actually have not been opinionated enough in your writing?
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Steven and I, both as opinionated as we are controlling, had exhausted ourselves plotting this trip.
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But he could also be irascible and sharply opinionated, and he could sound supremely self-confident.
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" In fact, she is a 26-year-old who once described herself as "feisty and opinionated.
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Mr. Gurley's departure represents an end to one of the most opinionated voices on Uber's board.
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New Yorkers tend to be very opinionated, and they take a lot of pride in that.
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He is not a class warrior, nor is he particularly opinionated about politics or income inequality.
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A vibrant, cheeky personality, an opinionated and unfiltered character emerged from her 240-foot-260, zaftig frame.
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On the day of the Women's World Cup victory, 90 percent of its opinionated tweets were positive.
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However, being the openly opinionated and indecisive man he is, Trump has not always shown Time love.
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I want viewers to see that black women are smart, funny, clever, emotional, opinionated, vulnerable and beautiful.
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Foul-mouthed, opinionated and funny, Ms Stamper has for years written a witty blog called "Harmless Drudgery".
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"Jonathan is warm, funny, opinionated, kind and brave, all qualities that resonate with our audience," said Hodgson.
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But in the '70s, if you were strong and opinionated and outspoken, it was looked down upon.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson is known for being a wise astrophysicist, cosmologist, author... and very opinionated Twitter user.
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But sometimes, all that can get to a person, even one has strong and opinionated as Winter.
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After his short exchange with Gorgeous George, Cassius became the most vocal and opinionated athlete in America.
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He was a complicated person, a proudly opinionated genius frequently inspiring and occasionally controversial — anything but ordinary.
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The spirit of Postcards from America has always been more curious than opinionated, more playful than political.
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Meanwhile, as we fulminated and opinionated on Trump's wiretap claim, we lost focus on the Russia story.
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New Yorkers may be unabashedly opinionated about our politics, but there's seldom any drama about the outcomes.
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I do them from my perspective, from the perspective of an opinionated, fairly liberal, suburban Jewish mother.
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" Brad Hall said of William, "He was a larger-than-life character, very forceful and very opinionated.
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We are strong, resilient, and outspoken to the point that we are seen as opinionated and uncensored.
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Model Designer is an opinionated tool, but it does give users quite a bit of freedom, too.
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Her YouTube channel began to take off when she started posting more opinionated vlogs and comedy skits.
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We're interested in everything, if it's opinionated and we believe our readers will find it worth reading.
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His voice is instructive but not didactic; opinionated but not at all polemical — in fact, anti-polemical.
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She is good at wresting fresh nuance from familiar touchstones, and arranging them into incisive, opinionated narratives.
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He was wealthy, well educated, curious and highly opinionated, and he grew up loving music and literature.
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It demands teamwork, compromise, respect for rules and a willingness to engage with other opinionated, vociferous individuals.
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He writes opinionated columns for Playboy, hosts a podcast and appears on CNN as a political analyst.
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But we writers are opinionated, so I'm offering up alternatives when the collective pick didn't match mine.
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Spam filtering is also opinionated; there are different beneficial goals both at the individual and societal level.
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"Jonathan is warm, funny, opinionated, kind and brave, all qualities that resonate with our audience," said Hodgson.
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He was an opinionated and sensitive young man who felt his island's suffering deeply, his mother said.
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However, she was an acute and opinionated observer of the people and rapidly changing world around her.
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President Trump's opinionated tweets and public comments will certainly be a distraction for the DOJ's Antitrust Division.
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He was opinionated, passionate and irascible as he heard thousands of cases during his 12-year run.
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It's always nerve-wracking to put your thoughts out there, especially into a sea of heavily opinionated craftspeople.
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I'm very lucky because I work in a very female-dominated environment, so I'm surrounded by opinionated women.
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But it was also so Giz: full of voice and passion, fuck-you-opinionated, and consequences be damned.
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Never fear: we have eight recipes that will be sure to impress even the most opinionated of relatives.
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"New Yorkers are opinionated and they speak their mind, and they will make their voice heard," he said.
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"I love Blind Al," she says of her visually impaired, opinionated, strong character, who is also Deadpool's roommate.
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Mary is very opinionated and enjoys tooting her own horn, but so do the rest of the girls.
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Here's hoping she encounters people who are compassionate, understanding, opinionated, and open to long strolls through Central Park!
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We want to join the conversation, not just add to the noise by being opinionated but ultimately uninformed.
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His experience makes Bitwise an informative work, and his past as a columnist makes it an opinionated one.
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The increased media attention, however, has led to some prickly and opinionated analysis of their style of play.
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The president is a "he" (or a "she") while Congress is a "they" — with hundreds of opinionated members.
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Op-Docs is a forum for short, opinionated documentaries, produced with creative latitude by independent filmmakers and artists.
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Then we talk about predictions and wins and fails of the week and I just, you're so opinionated.
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The denizens of talk radio seldom positioned themselves as the opposite of journalists: They were brash, opinionated, ideological.
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Alaskans had come out overwhelmingly against the measure, a rare example of consensus in a proudly opinionated state.
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Geraldine was warmly opinionated and, along with her husband, she'd raised her four daughters to be the same.
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It was Mimi Sheraton, the very opinionated former restaurant critic and reporter for The Times, who is 92.
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Along Interstate 30 in West Dallas, Texas on Tuesday, motorists were confronted with a highly opinionated construction sign.
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If professional ructions have been fewer, she has developed a reputation as a fierce and fiercely opinionated artist.
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It comes from Bosker's friend — and Sherpa — Morgan Harris, a precocious, brassily opinionated sommelier at New York's Aureole.
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A more subtle metaphor is the "political spectrum," a straight line with opinionated Americans distributed along its length.
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"He was quite opinionated and often fought hard to make his scientific interpretations the prevailing doctrine," he said.
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While opinionated forms of media have gained ground in recent years, just-the-facts local sources have struggled.
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The international cartoon community—a small but opinionated bunch—did their part to raise awareness of Mr Kart's plight.
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Dr. L.E. Gomez said Winters was, like him, a New York native and had a sarcastic, opinionated, irreverent manner.
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I was an opinionated person but there was a new edge to my arguments, a passion that felt misplaced.
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"The Court found opinionated speech by a defendant's attorney is protected and not actionable as defamatory," the attorneys said.
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Comedian Dana Carvey has returned to Saturday Night Live to reprise his role as the overly opinionated Church Lady.
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CEO Sundar Pichai has promised that Google would be "more opinionated" about the design of Nexus phones going forward.
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The numbers seemed to particularly hurt conservative and right-wing opinionated users who cried foul play, as Gizmodo reports.
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Strongly opinionated, she was unafraid of making waves with peers and professors in the classroom, according to former classmates.
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And sure, the usually opinionated President has no desire to be "Access Hollywood"-ed again but that's started anyway.
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Tall, gangly and gay, he was an outsized presence — exuberant and emotional, witty and irreverent, opinionated and self-doubting.
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Opinionated, contrarian and at times withdrawn, Mr. DeVita struggled with a lifelong tremor, which could cause him to flinch.
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And then someone who would completely throw the party into chaos, someone incredibly opinionated and waspish, like Dirk Bogarde.
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We find that media coverage of charter schooling has become more opinionated and more negative over the past decade.
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The book is illustrated with images from the original source material and propelled by a casual, opinionated writing style.
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Links to your opinionated blogs, Pinterest page, or Instagram account have no business taking up prime résumé real estate.
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She has frequent, opinionated discussions with him, oftentimes more than once a day, via telephone, according to the source.
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Charlie: I just love how she's so fearlessly herself, she speaks openly about her bisexuality and is super opinionated.
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The opinionated news site has also published hate-inspired conspiracies against the gay community, immigrants and even social movement #blacklivesmatter.
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So you can't do opinionated programming in the UK. You can't have a Sean Hannity every night on British television.
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"Osaka people are generally very open-minded and opinionated, which is great for getting quick and straightforward feedback," adds Nguyen.
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The amount of support for Pence is atypical: Usually, voters are not especially opinionated when it comes to vice presidents.
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I grew up in Maine, therefore I am prickishly opinionated and know everything there is to know about many things.
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EP: We're pretty opinionated about this and were thrilled to write a couple of guest posts for TechCrunch on it.
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"Russell can be very opinionated and individualistic, and if he saw racism, he was going to highlight it," Goudsouzian said.
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"We're both opinionated and headstrong people, and I just don't have the energy to go back and forth," she said.
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"The more opinionated the content of the email, the higher the response rate climbed," he wrote in a blog post.
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Read on to help keep your feeds filled only with the smartest, most informed (and opinionated) people in the game.
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"She talked back, she had a lot to say, she was opinionated, she was kind of brash," Ms. Wasson said.
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Rob, the highly opinionated and perpetually lovelorn record store owner and protagonist, would be played by a woman. Ugh. Cringe.
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A lot of people argue that one guideline for journalism should be objectivity, but your recent work is very opinionated.
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"I think that things are changing so that features or profiles can be a little bit more opinionated," she said.
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Her mom was an opinionated second-grade teacher, and her dad grew up in a "rough-and-tumble" mining town.
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Talking to women who voted for Mr. Trump, I found many who were working, divorced or single, opinionated and outspoken.
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What can be difficult is that there are so many versions around — and so many opinionated dancers who danced them.
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Subsequent investigations transform her into a rather more Nora Ephron-ish figure; few New Yorkers are more gaily, affirmatively opinionated.
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"Vivi is pretty opinionated," Foster, 38, says of her daughter, whom she shares with tennis pro husband Tommy Haas, 41.
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Brash and opinionated, he had spoken openly about his use of drugs and addiction to heroin earlier in his life.
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It's hard to be a positive and confident woman when people are saying you're loud or bossy or too opinionated.
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Sure, your chosen news sources might be opinionated, but at least you're cutting out some of the white noise on top.
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"North is so proud of her curly hair, and she's very opinionated on how she wants to wear [it]," she said.
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And New Yorkers, being the willful and opinionated bunch that we are, let Trump have it with a chorus of boos.
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"She was very opinionated, and the comedians appreciated her advice, her guidance, even the way she put shows together," he said.
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Yelp — with its expendable-income-having, optic-conscious, smartphone-reliant, and opinionated ideal user — has one shaped by urban upper classes.
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"Our MAC fans are very opinionated, generally speaking, and we encourage that dialogue," said Karen Buglisi Weiler, the brand's global president.
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Its bias may be hard to quantify depending on one's political leanings, but it's clearer in its opinionated reporting on women.
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But where are the risky, opinionated, near-future designs that embrace the full range of possibilities that electric cars open up?
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This time Fox News, the American network, came under scrutiny from politicians and regulators for sexual-harassment scandals and opinionated programming.
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But also I realized that being the most opinionated and loud person in the room is not always the most impactful.
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You never know how an employee you might not be thinking about may take an opinionated message, or even a joke.
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Television has embraced opinion journalism, featuring opinionated hosts and talking heads who comment on the news as much as report it.
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She was tall and dark-haired, intelligent and opinionated, and "never without a book in her hands," according to one sister.
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Sondheim at 21999 An opinionated take on the songwriter's major works, from a delayed debut to a Pulitzer Prize-winning classic.
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Everyone had their thoughts on Peter's indecisiveness, but no one at "After the Final Rose" was more opinionated than Barbara Weber.
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About three-quarters of opinionated posts about billionaires have been negative recently — similar to what the conversation was like around 2009.
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The Times distanced its reporters who cover political subjects from her program over what it viewed as a "sharply opinionated" orientation.
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"We're highbrow and lowbrow, fiercely opinionated, and not afraid to real-talk each other about everything," they say on their website.
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In recent years, some progressive YouTubers have tried to counter this trend by making punchy, opinionated videos aimed at left-wing viewers.
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In this hyper-opinionated era, full of shrill certainties and warring ideologies, fierce facts and intractable positions, McElheny's orientation is especially welcome.
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"Sometimes you tend to be the authority on everything decorating you were very opinionated and Faye worked so hard," Kris tells her.
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Just like you can be edgy, clever, provocative, and opinionated in your everyday life, your Halloween costume can be those things, too.
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Social science is nothing more than aggregated opinions, and as every opinionated New Yorker will tell you – your views don't represent mine.
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Bezos' usage of the Washington Post as a blog is at least partially defensible, since papers are often opinionated entities by nature.
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"Our society tells women we can't be, say, sexy and confident and opinionated about politics," she wrote in an essay for Glamour.
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But one bold, opinionated sketch isn't enough if the rest of the episode is still pulling punches, or treating the candidates equally.
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New England Patriots: Not even opinionated Jacksonville cornerback Jalen Ramsey can get notoriously tight-lipped Patriots coach Bill Belichick to say much.
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Apple has been quite opinionated regarding emoji standards of late, and today its latest recommendations have been approved by the Unicode Consortium.
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Mothers often advise their daughters that if they are too bossy, self-assured, and opinionated, it'll be hard to find a husband.
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Although he is an opinionated social-media user, Mr. Sawyer said, after the Dallas attack merely posting a response seemed too trivial.
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Don Cherry, Canada's most polarizing, flamboyant and opinionated hockey commentator, was fired Monday for calling immigrants "you people" in a television rant.
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An opinionated, empowered white man who has freely made racist and sexist comments should hardly surprise anyone who has been paying attention.
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That's because the X-Pro2 itself is an opinionated camera — and I happen to agree with it about a great many things.
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I'm pretty opinionated, but, really, you have to be to have a job that's literally telling other people what to do [laughs].
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Someone overly opinionated rubs you the wrong way on Monday evening as messenger Mercury in outspoken Sagittarius squares off with sensitive Neptune.
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Picking out a wedding gown with the lifestyle expert should be an unforgettable experience, especially when you realize how opinionated she is.
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She was criticized both for being too passive but also too pushy; for not speaking up enough but also being too opinionated.
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He makes frequent television appearances to discuss, or debate, the day's top legal issues, during which he is often opinionated and brash.
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I have become friendly with Ian Cheung, the appropriately opinionated owner of June Records, up the street from my home in Toronto.
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After arriving at Hong Kong University (HKU), he discovered that students there were not diffident at all but instead stereotypical, opinionated MBAs.
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That was the first time I really read a female character, especially as a teenager, who was feisty and opinionated and unapologetic.
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On arriving at Hong Kong University (HKU), he discovered that students there were not diffident at all but instead stereotypical, opinionated MBAs.
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Overbearing and opinionated isn't the word: I have had three emails, four Whatsapp messages and two texts in the last two days.
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Once Rothko started painting, he continually fought against a system he found to be opinionated for all the wrong — art market — reasons.
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Anyone who has ever come into contact with my opinionated, sassy 104-year-old grandma feels inspired by her women's empowerment shtick.
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And you know, Larry is always very opinionated and he is always very positive-- JOE KERNEN: That's where I got the 'conscientious capitalism.
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Even with a hefty corporate backing like that, Favreau said he feels the most responsibility to viewers, which includes a famously opinionated fandom.
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And LeeAnne remains a star, a fiercely opinionated former carnie who wouldn't let a bout of flesh-eating bacteria get in her way.
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The show might have ushered in a new era of the sitcom, but the opinionated chef will have nothing to do with it.
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In my quest to find some interesting user experiences, however, I came across Peeple's Facebook page, which certainly had some, uh, opinionated users.
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At Facebook's scale, though, npm didn't quite work for the company, though, and it started developing an opinionated alternative for its internal use.
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It wasn't just my voice, but [also] the fact that I have a pretty strong personality and was always very outspoken and opinionated.
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The first thing Christof Spieler does in Trains, Buses, People, his so-called "opinionated atlas" of US public transit, is thank his wife.
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Thanks to the intimacy of audio and the antics of Trump, this election cycle is bringing listeners an unprecedented spate of opinionated incredulity.
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Heyer was "a very strong, very opinionated young woman" who "made known that she was all about equality," he told Reuters on Sunday.
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I think it's just going to take a while for Google's "opinionated" take on how its software should be designed to get stronger.
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Still, even Mr. Ailes occasionally reined in his more opinionated hosts when he worried they would tarnish the credibility of his news reporters.
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The case against calling an opinionated woman "feisty" need not be made in the newfangled language of microagression; it is often just lazy.
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But Google CEO Sundar Pichai said as much back in June, when he mentioned the company would be more "opinionated" about Nexus design.
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But the real triumph was watching a highly opinionated 4-year-old eat an entire plate and then, very politely, ask for seconds.
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Dr. Eisenberg's verse made him a cult figure in the lively, atomized, fiercely opinionated parallel universe of The New York Times's online commenters.
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The movie presents the teenage Jane as brash and opinionated (a characterization also based in part on Jane's daughter, Clara Spera, Stiepleman said).
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But holiday traffic, burned side dishes and rarely seen, but opinionated, uncles can all conspire to get in the way of seasonal serenity.
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In a good film, creative, accomplished, and opinionated artists are able to leave their thumbprint, or a lot more, on the finished product.
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Extroverts bring a strong and opinionated argument to the table and are willing to present ideas whether good, bad or incomplete, Moran explains.
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And now that mainstream America is watching Hallmark Channel, they really can't afford to cater to the opinionated minority from a business standpoint.
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Sherri (Morgan Cowling) is next door at a chic East Village bridal boutique, dress shopping with her stylish, opinionated mother, Francine (Robin Skye).
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The two continued to pose — Mr. Trump smiling; Mr. West glowering — while reporters tried to extract a comment from the normally opinionated musician.
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You adore reality television and extremely opinionated cable tv hosts giving their partisan viewpoints as you nod along in a zombie-like trance.
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As much as this sign is associated with optimism, confidence, and practicality, Lau says that Roosters also tend to be pretty opinionated and demanding.
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Outspoken, opinionated, brash, bold, blunt, irreverent, inflammatory — none of these words come close to doing justice to the self-made woman's way with words.
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So we ended up creating a thing where I don't think we were opinionated enough about whether we were for friends or for followers.
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John may have been gregarious, opinionated, and talkative while he was alive, and he may have invited Reed into that life as a documentarian.
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They will be issued a rule book that forbids them from fraternizing with players, and, in some cases, being too opinionated, or chewing gum.
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Shark Tank falls into that sweet spot of reality TV where viewers at home get to be as opinionated and vicious as they like.
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For the majority of its first nine seasons, the reality show shined its light on a certain type of woman: rich, opinionated and white.
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But to lead such an opinionated community, Reddit's leader will need a strong moral compass and thick skin which Huffman has proven he lacks.
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Everybody on the show, and most of the people who come from [the Mafia], has a strong personality, and most of us are opinionated.
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These days, he is careful to give less opinionated reviews of new restaurants; he instead invites diners themselves to provide the more candid comments.
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"It was kind of shocking that we were that sort of opinionated about something that is supposed to be so incredibly natural," she added.
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Irakoze, who played a outspoken, opinionated character in his sketches, had performed with popular Burundian comics and tributes on social media mourned his loss.
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Batumians, the inhabitants of the region's capital, are quite opinionated about what makes a good Adjaran khachapuri, and often frown upon imitations from Tbilisi.
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For many inside the elite club of art purists, the new phenomenon of Instagram-ready art(-like) experiences was cause for opinionated Facebook posts.
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In a swing district with about as many Democrats as Republicans — but all opinionated New Yorkers — dealing with voter rejection had become second nature.
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Secondly, Arsenal's vast fan base includes some rabidly opinionated members, who aren't afraid to express rabid opinions on whatever public platform they can find.
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"In the disco era, fashion was inspired by drag queens and prostitutes," said Tom Fitzgerald, one half of Tom & Lorenzo, an opinionated fashion blog.
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If you're set on convincing that opinionated uncle of the error of his ways, "it's not likely that will lead anywhere good," he said.
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Essay Long before President Trump turned a protectionist eye to the iniquities of Canadians, another opinionated American tycoon decided that he had had enough.
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Ms. Qiu is a successful lawyer, fluent in English and opinionated — but those qualities do not outweigh one key flaw: She is not married.
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At U.C. Berkeley, I was surrounded by strong-minded and opinionated individuals who debated and engaged in discussions that emboldened my opinions and views.
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Pinter, like Chekhov, understood that reactions never come singly (though the shrilly opinionated discourse on social media today might lead you to think otherwise).
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Opinionated, blunt and occasionally pugnacious, he appeared regularly on the topical radio program "Les Grandes Gueules" ("The Big Mouths") from its inception in 2004.
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"He was a unique, creative and outrageously opinionated man," his literary agent, Carolyn Swayze, said in a news release posted on her firm's website.
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I respect that Apple is opinionated about the aesthetics of the Apple Watch, but I'm increasingly annoyed that it won't allow third-party watchfaces.
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Yet he is an amiably opinionated tour guide who does not allow his own beliefs to rob others of the dignity of their own.
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New York is such a good city for a movie like this — everyone is very opinionated and willing to share their opinions with you.
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Sapolsky has produced a quirky, opinionated and magisterial synthesis of psychology and neurobiology that integrates this complex subject more accessibly and completely than ever.
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"People tend to be more emotional if they're pressed to write less," she explained, which of course leads to more opinionated and controversial tweets.
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I sometimes don't fit in very well with the East Coast, well-bred types—I tend to be a little opinionated and a little awkward.
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Annie is, as West was at the beginning of her memoir, not brash or shrill or opinionated at all at the beginning of the show.
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Without backing that sentiment, I feel like there's this very interesting exception to the structure of opinionated versus objective journalism that has emerged within comedy.
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It looks like if we want to read an opinionated chef's review of how the Impossible Burger actually tastes, we'll have to ask Gordon Ramsay.
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Although Microsoft has promised that GitHub will stay independent and maintain its status as an open platform, many developers, an opinionated group, are not amused.
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Any controversial person who is opinionated and so stuck in there ways isn't going to get it and that's what's nice when you come here.
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I am seen as too much: too tall, too loud, too plain, too opinionated, and all too willing to forgo convention and ask for more.
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Jerrod doesn't want to tell his opinionated parents (Loretta Devine and David Alan Grier, both great, both long overdue for this kind of comedic vehicle).
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The 43-year-old politician was described as a "unique, strong-willed, opinionated, stubborn, determined, intelligent, prolific and even sexy young man in his prime".
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However, between two opinionated and loquacious candidates like Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, people were dissapointed that Holt was bulldozed and interrupted throughout the night.
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If I've learned anything from being an opinionated woman online, it's that they'll tell you to stop and work hard to shit on your parade.
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Part of the publication's series of "Op-Docs" — opinionated documentaries — covering the 2016 election, The Voter Suppression Trail is the final installment of the series.
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It's the emptiness of his ego that makes the power tripper a power tripper and not just your typical politician or CEO or opinionated uncle.
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As long as certain lines weren't crossed—being too independent, too opinionated, too high-achieving, or too physically intimate in public—they could pass unnoticed.
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Over time, it established the alternative-weekly template: a mix of opinionated, first-person screeds; advocacy journalism; rock criticism; experimental writing; and political comic art.
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The writing is always sharp, a fact that's only amplified when delivered by pros like David Alan Grier and Loretta Devine as Jerrod's opinionated parents.
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" She noted that she had occasionally appeared on Fox News in the past, including as a guest host of the opinionated talk show "The Five.
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Mike was funny, warm, optimistic, and opinionated — a man with an immense appetite for art, music, books, fine food, wine, travel, friendship, and tall tales.
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It would be nice, I have long thought, to have an openly opinionated press as Britain does, with papers such as The Guardian in London.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Many people love Marx Brothers movies and the work of GROUCHO, the INTELLECTUAL BROTHER, but few know that he was politically opinionated.
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They also like that the first-timers are more opinionated when it comes to the clothes, and will readily say whether they like something or not.
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Anyone who has argued with an opinionated relative or friend about immigration or gun control knows it is often impossible to sway someone with strong views.
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While Singapore's Ministry of Law said it will not cover "opinions, criticisms, satire or parody," simply defining what is an opinion or opinionated is not easy.
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Although he was illuminating opinionated and newsworthy pieces, his images were not topical: neither anchored by historical events nor political perspectives, he highlighted everyday human folly.
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Since then, Blanca has shown herself to be sharp, opinionated, and strong, with a revolutionary heart that served her well during the prison riot last season.
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"During our meeting, I saw the brilliant, opinionated, focused, generous – and privacy-seeking – person that matches the Satoshi I worked with six years ago," Andresen wrote.
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The new interface represents a more opinionated and focused take on what a smartwatch's purpose is supposed to be: simple fitness tracking and replying to notifications.
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Either way, one thing is clear: all of the opinionated residents of the New England town would definitely be making their voices heard on Election Day.
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But such missteps matter little in a chatty book like this, which has the enjoyable feel of a lively dinner table conversation with an opinionated guest.
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I discovered him thanks to my favorite food critics, Henri Gault and Christian Millau, who ran an opinionated, witty, literary rival to the staid Michelin Guide.
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Although in conversation he is given to dad jokes and puns, he can become opinionated, brusque, and disapproving when he sits at a computer with Sanjay.
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This collection of beeps and squeals, she believes, is one reason why it might be more comforting than an opinionated friend or a stone-cold therapist.
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At the dinner table and in our relationship, I could be fiercely opinionated, sometimes preachy, or even totally hypocritical, and he still liked me that way.
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" When his relatives accused Mr. Balducci of having a volatile temper, he told The Times in 2000, "I'm opinionated, but so far I haven't killed anyone.
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"If I had been a man, my stridency and my opinionated presence and voice would not have engendered the same kind of response," Ms. Rosenberg said.
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Opinionated and outspoken, he occasionally got into trouble for scuffling with a competitor or hurling rocks, sand and even a muffin at judges and surf officials.
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None of the regulars, a group of friendly and opinionated middle-aged Puerto Rican men, knew Cora personally, but each felt a strong tie to him.
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They are just as opinionated about America in the Trump era as any talk-show talking head, but their analyses, like their accents, are their own.
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Brash, nasal and opinionated, Mitzi Shore took a middling comedy club on the Sunset Strip and for a time made it the center of American comedy.
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"Now more than ever, the lines between fact-based reporting and opinionated commentary seem blurred for people," said Evette Alexander, research director at a journalism foundation.
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But he is opinionated when he wants to be, and at age 31, with three championships to his name, he seems more self-assured than ever.
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Height, however, was not the issue on the minds of my opinionated friends, who thought we should move elsewhere — and neither, really, was the baseball décor.
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" She adds, "We may find that we're a little more opinionated and stubborn with our views, so it's important to practice active listening during this transit.
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ROMEA Cultural, Visual, and Personal History By Robert Hughes This book, by an opinionated former art critic, is hardly the dry city biography one might expect.
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But whereas GiveWell is pretty opinionated about cause areas — it pushes hard toward charities that save lives or dramatically improve financial well-being — Impact Matters isn't.
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And Ellen Pao showed it is in fact possible to be too passive and too pushy, too quiet and too opinionated, all at the same time.
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Gizmo is "extremely affectionate and opinionated," meaning that he loves to snuggle, but will bossily nibble Ms. Borgmann's toes when he wants to be picked up.
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I'm an opinionated person by nature, but I quickly learned that women — and especially, female screenwriters — do best by getting their opinions across in other ways.
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If Google weren't opinionated about how that software works, every manufacturer would come up with their own solution, and the ecosystem would get really messy really fast.
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If your outrage fits into one tweet, consider that it's been shown that the less someone knows about a subject, the more opinionated they are about it.
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Professional consultancies such as McKinsey publish a fair bit of brainwork, and members of opinionated "advocacy organisations" can make for more compelling interviewees than balanced think-tankers.
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Yet compared with traditional media, its overheads are small: a few opinionated journalists, some interns and readers who fill up the comments page at no extra cost.
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Either you want to share and follow posts from a bunch of public figures and opinionated strangers on a social network not named Facebook — or you don't.
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"I don't want to hide the fact that I am a successful, strong-minded, opinionated —" she said the next day, cutting herself off to make another point.
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On Monday, ESPN issued a two-week suspension to Jemele Hill, a tough, opinionated black woman who anchors "SportsCenter," because she violated the network's social-media guidelines.
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"As a woman, if you are too opinionated, too strong-willed, too anything, you are disregarded," she said of the director, who also photographed her ELLE spread.
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What follows is an opinionated guide to New York's busiest art week: what to see, what to skip and how to master an overload of cultural stimulation.
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The dominance of Fox News and MSNBC — which have far outstripped CNN and the broadcast networks — is another sign that viewers are flocking to more opinionated programming.
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"We hold onto things, we are opinionated, and there is stigma attached with criminals and people who come out of the criminal justice system," Ms. Penn said.
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He was an individual in a place that prides itself on community -- an opinionated, outspoken man in a village where many would prefer to blend with the environment.
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Limp then launched into talking about Amazon's recent upgrades to Alexa, which in the U.S. includes making Alexa both more opinionated and more approachable for children and adults.
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Their Fall 2008 Ready-to-Wear collection contained several suits and dresses that had "No" and "Dream On" jutting out like very opinionated fabric tumors left and right.
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Limp then launched into talking about Amazon's recent upgrades to Alexa, which in the U.S. includes making Alexa both more opinionated and more approachable for children and adults.
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A man of quiet ways, Mr. Singh can be gloomy and taciturn one day, lively and opinionated the next; his mood varies with the weather and the headlines.
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When she isn't working with organizations like Smile Train and Best Buddies, she will be focusing on her prep including staying up on the news to stay opinionated.
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But these days, channeling opinionated teenage girls (who share his love of junk food) suits him more because he appreciates their fixation on friendship, popularity, looks and ambition.
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There needs to be a system for how buttons and sliders and hamburger menus work, of course, and Material is still a strongly "opinionated" system in that regard.
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Bush's change of heart should give the opinionated class some pause: running against the foreign policy of those in power is what those seeking it for themselves do.
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First, Louis attacks the youth of this generation ... comparing them to himself in his 20s, and saying kids these days are simply too PC, well-behaved, and opinionated.
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There has been a lot of talk about Google being more "opinionated" about what a phone should be, and Google's opinion has always been hidden behind that veil.
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"But that said, you have to do it at high quality because you know your fan base for this kind of franchise is going to be very opinionated."
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Shaun is opinionated, direct, no-nonsense, but also deeply empathic, a man whose mosquito-bitten legs and perma-smile reveal how much he relishes living in the wild.
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When it comes to online comments sections or restaurant reviews on Yelp, the internet has a reputation for being overly representative of the ill-informed and overly opinionated.
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They wanted to focus on a teenager who was opinionated and passionate and who they knew was a source of comfort to friends dealing with their own adversity.
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To my ears the hosts — people like Michael Jackson, Dr. Toni Grant, Geoff Witcher — sounded like my mother: impassioned but thoughtful, often witty, opinionated but not obnoxiously so.
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But if you are expecting an unrestrained, opinionated, here's-what-I-really-think Girardi now that he has been jettisoned by the Yankees, don't get your hopes up.
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Baldwin may be opinionated, boorish and convinced that he's the smartest guy in any room, but that also sounds like a pretty good description of Clancy's Jack Ryan.
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She was a colorful, opinionated character who, with Chez La Vieille, turned the worn corner bistro into the most coveted table to book for lunch in the '80s.
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Times Insider In order to delight readers with surprising diversions, my team tests and tweaks ideas over and over — with a little help from some opinionated Times employees.
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Ozlo knows over two billion facts, but it can also handle queries for opinionated information — like whether a given restaurant is good for oysters, à la the image below.
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My family is as strong-willed, stubborn and opinionated as they come (I get it honestly), and I won't condescend to you and tell you how to handle yours.
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Ultimately, she learns that being famous and opinionated aren't necessarily enough to get elected — something Donald Trump, whom Barr has recently supported in interviews, should perhaps bear in mind.
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And, your daughter, Chelsea, is one of those young women who is very opinionated and strong, and she's technically a millennial, and you and President Clinton are Baby Boomers.
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But the effort has become far more contentious than expected, as a diverse, vocal and highly opinionated city fights over the legacy it should leave in bronze and stone.
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This voter, she said, is "tired of arguing with folks in their circle of life who are very opinionated and strong willed and loud" — and opposed to Mr. Trump.
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This voter, she said, is "tired of arguing with folks in their circle of life who are very opinionated and strong willed and loud" — and opposed to Mr. Trump.
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As a writer in the digital age, especially an opinionated feminist writer who does not conform to society's size standards, this is the job West inadvertently signed up for.
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The poem itself involves a virgin female ("junkfrouwe") who is having a debate with her apparently opinionated vulva ("fud") about which of the two is more attractive to men.
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We're Black, Black, Blackity Black, and it's just like a great opportunity to be a little more voice-y, be a little more opinionated, be a little more provocative.
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And it's a lot more difficult thanks to the added stress — be it from the media, mommy blogs, or other strongly opinionated mothers — to do things the "right" way.
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Titled "Passwords," the record deals with the pervasively photographed, wildly opinionated and way over-shared experience of our tech-driven lives, while making sure to avoid any glib conclusions.
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Julie Ault: I drew work from Nancy's full career, but I think of the exhibition more like an opinionated survey structured around mapping Spero's radical transformations throughout her practice.
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" By her teen-age years, McTeer was, in her own words, "a gobby, opinionated political novice who spoke loudly of my beliefs with little respect for anyone else's opinion.
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In June, the blog Opinionated About Dining released its list of the top hundred restaurants in the United States, based on a survey of globe-trotting pilgrims like Merrihue.
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What are the implications of an electorate that is increasingly turning to unreliable or opinionated sources that confirm what they already believe — or even tuning out the news altogether?
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Most of these regulatory proposals, however, fail to recognize that dark patterns are only a subset of opinionated design that guide users toward a goal in a particular way.
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Separating out likely voters in the poll shows the people planning to vote in November are slightly more opinionated, with more people who believe Ford (39%) and Kavanaugh (32%).
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When they disappear, they are opinionated and noisy; they believe their 800-word op-ed or their Facebook post or the poem that went viral will change the world.
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But the brusque and opinionated Bolton is as loved in some quarters for his uncompromising conservativism as he is loathed in others -- particularly among diplomats -- for his views and style.
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I think having my own show where I can be me, where I can bring sports and hockey and not be as muzzled, be as opinionated as I possibly can.
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"People are so opinionated and people have way too much to say," Malone said, preparing to say all of his opinions out loud on a radio show heard by millions.
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It showed that whatever you do, you'll get harassed, whether it's makeup tutorials and guys want to know your address, or more opinionated content and people want to kill you.
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"During our meeting, I saw the brilliant, opinionated, focused, generous—and privacy-seeking—person that matches the Satoshi I worked with six years ago," Andresen wrote in a blog post.
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Say Yes to To The Dress tells the stories of brides-to-be finding the perfect wedding dress, with the help of seasoned experts, opinionated moms, and yards white tulle.
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Bouncing between two large, opinionated American cities, Charlie and Nicole discover that other people are impossible and indispensable: children, colleagues, in-laws, exes, even sworn officers of the matrimonial bar.
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I hadn't read a character that was so feisty, outspoken and opinionated so when other people responded to that it was an affirmation that I was on the right track.
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A small group of opinionated patrons led Split Bread, a sandwich chain with two locations in San Francisco, to change its cashless policy about two years after opening in 2012.
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So far, the breakout star seems likely to be Columba Diaz, an opinionated, charismatic model who calls people out for their chauvinism and classism and gives an excellent side-eye.
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For a full year, I held my tongue, in spite of the daily onslaught of maddening news, despite being an opinionated loudmouth only fit for a career writing about them.
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A black woman on The Circle in the UK decided to catfish as a white man to see if her opinionated personality would be more acceptable in a different form.
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Where once opinion shows began supplanting traditional news, now openly partisan content — presented largely unfiltered by the president's personal attorney — is seeking to supplant content that's opinionated but still independent.
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Opinionated, more than occasionally snarky, he wrote with an open appreciation of athletes and coaches, bars, pretty women and chicken fried steak, replete with clever put-downs and outlandish metaphors.
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Teens determine and influence all of this in general, and I hope and think our show reflects you for how you are: brave, opinionated, audacious, devoted, dynamic, loving, nurturing, and powerful.
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On these "cards," which contain "authentication codes" to ensure their accuracy (more on this clunky widget later), Verrit typically writes a few paragraphs of pro-Clinton opinions underneath an opinionated headline.
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" Momberg then made comments about the difference between black South Africans in Johannesburg and Durban, claiming that the former group is "opinionated, they're arrogant, and they're just plain-and-simple useless.
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I had to be a worldly artist that knows her music but is also opinionated and political and can talk about the difficult shit when everybody keeps throwing mud at me.
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In fact, Douvos, a managing director with Venture Investment Associates — a fund of funds group that commits capital to venture capital, growth capital, and private equity groups — is very opinionated comparatively.
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Video Executives at the sports-media giant wanted to seek out new audiences by spicing up shows with opinionated analysis and debate, including on SportsCenter, its struggling news and highlights franchise.
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The editors that worked on the piece noted that it is the first video game produced for the Times Op-Doc series, which usually produces "short, opinionated documentaries" from independent filmmakers.
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We got the Baldwin bro at LAX and just like Alec, Billy and Stephen ... he's extremely opinionated about Donald Trump's victory -- but he's definitely not on Alec's side of the street.
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Google's newest Nexus phone may be an all-metal device made by HTC Google CEO Sundar Pichai said back in June that the company would be more "opinionated" about Nexus design.
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Mr. Rzewski, who at 78 is flinty and opinionated yet warm, is one of many great American composers whom a vast majority of America has never heard, or even heard of.
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After class in early January, I asked a student named Bobby, who was one of the most opinionated students in the class, if he had a couple of minutes to talk.
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Without explicitly discussing it, we made a collective choice to be together for as long as we could in the summers, despite demanding jobs, opinionated husbands, different budgets and logistical complications.
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None of us do the same thing for a living, everybody's very opinionated in their own right, but our shared trait is that we all listen to each other quite well.
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Gold in mixed doubles, a new event at the Olympics and one that some highly opinionated purists from curling hotbeds like Manitoba and Saskatchewan consider a diluted version of the sport.
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Mr. Enberg played the welcoming and well-prepared ringmaster to two distinct, opinionated and stubborn personalities: Mr. McGuire, a former coach at Marquette University, was given to flights of verbal fancy.
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" His viewers, Mr. Jones maintained, "expect an interview or monologue to be more free-flowing and opinionated and less precise in its use of language than an article or a book.
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And he would maintain that buoyant spirit to the very end, too stubborn to sit still, opinionated as ever, fiercely devoted to his friends and most of all to his family.
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Keep it private Hinduja recommends setting social media profiles to "private," to avoid writing posts that are too frequent and opinionated, and to block or mute accounts that go too far.
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"Now more than ever, the lines between fact-based reporting and opinionated commentary seem blurred for people," said Evette Alexander, research director at the Knight Foundation, which funds journalism and research.
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It also opened women up to a familiar double standard: A man who speaks authoritatively might be confident or opinionated, while a woman who does the same is arrogant or lecturing.
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So, naturally, when the mom-to-be decided it was finally time to chop off her long, rib-grazing locks, she was just as decisive and opinionated about the look she wanted.
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We know that what happens in there can be depressing and harmful, perpetrated when someone gets a little too brave and a lot too opinionated behind the relative anonymity of their screen.
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From a high schooler portrayed by classmates in the courtroom as needy and isolated, to a confident and opinionated presence in her social media, "there were so many different Michelles," says Carr.
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So because he's so opinionated and has such a voice, I feel that does make him a little bit of a target for some of the ladies and some of the fans.
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The iPhone 27 and 27 Plus are legitimately among the most interesting, opinionated, powerful phones Apple has ever shipped, and the most confident expressions of the company's vision in a long time.
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Why can't coming-of-age tales show Black girls being weird and funny like in Booksmart or in Lady Bird, films that are highlighted by the protagonists' deeply-opinionated outlooks on life?
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Trump's brand of brash and opinionated politics is an awkward fit in China, where diplomacy is conducted according to strict protocols and off-hand comments have the potential to cause unintentional offense.
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You might be wary of a relative's political memes, but what about the local newspaper links posted by an opinionated colleague of your cousin's wife, who you once met at a party?
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But he said he was proud that he was finally putting his money where his opinionated mouth was, even though the uncertainty of the entrepreneurial life makes it a double-edged sword.
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The actress, who plays the determined and opinionated manager Susie Myerson on the period drama, began her speech by referencing her win for the role last year -- one she accepted bra-less.
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" Cosmopolitan UK Editor-in-Chief Claire Hodgson told Time that Van Ness embodies "all [the] qualities that resonate with our audience," calling the 32-year-old "warm, funny, opinionated, kind and brave.
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Hatch said he challenges any "hyper-opinionated zealot out there" — as he used to be — to be open to having their minds changed, and to building bridges between people with different opinions.
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She had always been interested in people like this; in their arrogance, they reminded her of the type of stylized, opinionated person she might have become if she had been a man.
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But I also think it's really important to remember that there's a difference ... the internet is overflowing with opinionated people and it's overflowing with opinions, many of them great, many of them terrible.
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"As opinionated as I am about movies, TV shows and the yoga world, I learned to be quiet during this primary season, " said María Cristina Jiménez, 43, a yoga instructor in Los Angeles.
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Every twist genuinely surprised me; every one of the characters' moral decisions made me want to find someone willing to debate it (I also recommend the very opinionated Reddit threads on this book).
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We talked about the conference at which I would be speaking the following morning, and we reminisced about corporate history and personal matters....On both occasions, he was engaged, attentive and opinionated as ever.
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"I recently saw a girl post something opinionated on Instagram with the caption that she was 'on her Angela Rye vibe,'" Rye told me over lunch at New York's Bryant Park Grille in March.
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Google boss Sundar Pichai told us during Code Conference that the company would be more assertive and "opinionated " about Nexus phone design, which would still be the product of collaboration with its hardware partners.
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It's the sort of idea that your opinionated and tiresome uncle who always has the "easy" answer to every difficult problem trots out at Thanksgiving dinner and everyone ignores because it's clearly just dumb.
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Suddenly, it's very clear these words had to come from no other than the opinionated, philosophic young Willow Smith, whose sound is all grown up on her new album, The 1st, out October 31st.
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So, Emet asks the four already-opinionated young men in front her, the same ones who had just been critiquing animated women's bodies, the question that has been haunting her from the premiere's jump.
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The training wheels are still on with this selection, as many of these shows are pretty mainstream and feature well-versed hosts who cover content in a way that isn't too alienating or opinionated.
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The two opinionated New York City Housewives have been at odds on the hit Bravo reality show after Singer asked if Frankel's 6-year-old daughter had heard about her mother's naked film past.
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Google boss Sundar Pichai told us during Code Conference that the company would be more assertive and "opinionated" about Nexus phone design, which would still be the product of collaboration with its hardware partners.
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When you notice yourself reacting to a stressor, like a negative news story or an overly opinionated friend or neighbor, it's helpful to have a means of regaining your sense of peace and composure.
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And she's pretty opinionated about the fact that it costs a lot, it takes a long time, that sometimes girls can be just as tough on each other about how they're supposed to look.
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Earlier this month, Ms. Lee's estate sued Mr. Sorkin's producer over the project, alleging that Atticus Finch is too mean, Scout and Jem are too old, and Calpurnia is too opinionated, among other issues.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai said Wednesday that the company plans to continue working with partners on its Nexus smartphone line, though it may become more "opinionated" on issues like how the phones are designed.
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You'll be able to organize them, and rate them and leave notes on them, for yourself and for fellow subscribers, who are an opinionated and very smart group, if their notes are any indication.
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Her acting and broadcasting careers were also taking off; that year she became the host of the BBC radio's weekly arts program "The Public Ear," where she interviewed cultural figures and delivered opinionated monologues.
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If you've seen her spout off on her proudly opinionated social media channels, or watched her form the relentlessly bold Mariana Adams Foster over the last seven years, you can probably guess the answer.
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But with that, Safani said, "I recommend people keep their social media presence to one that represents them professionally and isn't so opinionated — and I always recommend people stay away from politics and religion."
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Tompkins was more acerbic and domineering than Chouinard, who has always had a Zen calm about him, but they were both opinionated, talented, and tough, and did not easily suffer fools—a formidable duo.
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Or reach out to other members of the Cooking community in the notes that accompany every one of our recipes – I think you'll find a very supportive and opinionated bunch of home cooks there.
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Or you can reach out to other members of the Cooking community in the notes that accompany every one of our recipes – you'll find a very supportive and opinionated bunch of home cooks there.
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The brusque and opinionated Bolton is as loved in some quarters for his uncompromising conservatism as he is loathed in others -- particularly among foreign service diplomats in the State Department -- for his views and style.
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Some adults, especially around things about which they are highly opinionated, may interpret things more simplistically and react to at least certain situations with stronger and perhaps more simple emotions than many kids would have.
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The station gives free rein to its highly opinionated DJs, of both the right (such as Nigel Farage, a former leader of the UK Independence Party) and the left (like James O'Brien, the Remainiacs' hero).
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"I think that every mistake that a parent could make, she's kind of watched," Farahan said last July during a visit to Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, referring to Javid's opinionated mom, Vida.
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Dunlap recalled talking to Bergen more than a year ago and pointing out that while BuzzFeed is known for building its own publishing tools, "there wasn't really the same opinionated software solution" for creating videos.
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CBFF's dedication to the arts is especially evident in its mentorship efforts, incorporating a youth critic program judged by kids in grades 8-12, who arejust as culturally opinionated as any film prodigy in NYC.
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While de Lesseps can certainly handle (and maybe also stir up) drama, she's been so low-key, without a hint of "Bridezilla" throughout the planning, that Rahm actually wished her client would be more opinionated!
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Netflix's newly-released film The Most Hated Woman In America gives a sobering, realistic take on what happens when an opinionated, iconoclastic woman is abducted and held captive for an excessively long period of time.
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Emma Stone is just right as an aspiring actress running out of optimism, while Ryan Gosling is her perfect complement as an opinionated jazz pianist who gets sidetracked by the lure of a steady paycheck.
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Both phones are said to represent a new philosophy at Google's phone division, which is aiming to be more "opinionated" about the software and hardware of its handsets in the words of CEO Sundar Pichai.
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Don Cherry, Canada's most polarizing, flamboyant and opinionated hockey commentator, was fired Monday for calling immigrants "you people" in a television rant in which he said new immigrants are not honoring the country's fallen soldiers.
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Even when you're exploring the combat areas, you nearly always travel with friends and allies, all of whom offer a continuous stream of low-level snark, warnings, useful information, and opinionated commentary on the situation.
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That said, they're still the Celtics, which means that Opinionated Toilet Brush Dan Shaughnessy is passive-aggressively lobbying for Stevens' dismissal, and that fans want more from the team's hyperspeed rebuild than they've already gotten.
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Once a frequent guest on the airwaves, Mr. Trump now appears most regularly on Fox News, speaking with opinionated hosts like Jeanine Pirro, who will run an interview with him on Saturday, and Sean Hannity.
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The book is comedic, mysterious, sometimes dark, and becomes more and more tense as opinionated and desperate family members try to navigate intergenerational and interclass differences against the background of a diverse, angsty London community.
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Brands like Zara, H&M, Missguided, Fashion Nova, and Asos have built enormous empires by ditching classic styles and opinionated creative directors for quick, easy wins, based on what's trending from celebrities and the runway.
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Although meeting the demands of the opinionated family members was a balancing act, the biggest test was creating a space for the baby that still served as a stylish extension of the couple's two-bedroom condo.
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"We're highbrow and lowbrow, fiercely opinionated, and not afraid to real-talk each other about everything from menstrual cycles and body shaming to the Cheeto in Chief and workplace drama with devastating wit," the hosts explain.
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WILDLY POPULAR &aposFORTNITE&apos VIDEO GAME BREAKS YOUTUBE STREAMING RECORD Video gaming platform Twitch described Bain as "one of the most prominent voices in the gaming industry," citing his opinionated game critiques and sense of humor.
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"We are very opinionated on trying to have the best and fastest and easiest to use UI/UX while still giving […] people a tool they enjoy using and that makes them happier," Schrader explained to me.
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President Trump entering the #takeaknee Colin Kaepernick debate and ESPN anchor Jemele Hill getting suspended for a politically-opinionated tweet are examples of how the two hot topics have become one story in the past year.
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I'll never forget the fear on the faces of Keith Olbermann's producers when they presented his first overtly opinionated piece — what he called a special comment — that he intended to broadcast that night criticizing President Bush.
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When Hockney moved to LA in the 60s, he dyed his hair platinum blonde and cultivated a reputation as an opinionated, unfiltered spokesperson for new approaches to art, life, and the emergent openness about gay life.
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If you're ready to take the leap, take your Taurus out on a dinner date, but bear in mind that this sign is strongly opinionated, so feel out their favorite restaurants in advance, if you can.
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So cancer did not scare him, and he would maintain that buoyant spirit to very end, too stubborn to sit still, opinionated as ever, fiercely devoted to his friends and most of all, to his family.
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" Vivian Harper, 16, of Merced High School, agreed: "What I learned from this is that both sides are heavily opinionated and they just want to make each other look bad which is so frustrating to realize.
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Like every other presidential administration, Trump and Pence will continue to be met with public and opinionated dissent, despite winning the election, because their proposed policies are considered divisive by a large segment of the population.
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But Gabriel also said the research shows women that go against some traditional gender stereotypes, such as being assertive or opinionated, are on receiving end of unfriendly treatment, in particular from other women, according to interviews.
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Cancer were not scare him, and to would maintain that buoyant spirit to the very end, too stubborn to sit still, opinionated as ever, fiercely devoted to his friends, and most of all to his family.
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In his latest effort to win over minority voters, Donald Trump on Saturday addressed a largely African-American audience in Detroit, delivering a message of unity in a speech out of character for the opinionated, outspoken candidate.
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Unlike most other shows, a lot of the material — and press about — the hourlong program comes not from celebrity interviews, but from her signature, opinionated pop culture commentary during her "Hot Topics" segment that opens the show.
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Whether it's the opinionated shock jock who can't stop pissing people off or a pair of radical college students hell-bent on social change, each station feels like one you could stumble onto on your drive home.
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It's thrilling to see the types of people who are often the victims of gaslighting — opinionated women and young people of color with something to say — flip the script in a way that punishes an actual monster.
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But Jenner also is responsible for giving gifts to some of the most fashionable, and most opinionated, group of women in the world — and we just had to know more about her holiday and gift-giving traditions.
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Some of the more opinionated ones get downright religious about it: after all, they say, while standing in front of the gigantic demon-banishing tree in their lofty elven sanctuary, what possible evidence is there of magic?
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TORONTO (AP) — Don Cherry, Canada's most polarizing, flamboyant and opinionated hockey commentator, was fired Monday for calling immigrants "you people" in a television rant in which he said new immigrants are not honoring the country's fallen soldiers.
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Before pipe bombs and the Pittsburgh synagogue shootings dominated the news, the main story was the migrant caravan — and it was accompanied by wild speculation on talk radio, social media and from opinionated personalities on Fox News.
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He also floated the prospect of naming his personal pilot, John Dunkin, to be the head of the F.A.A. Those ideas have vanished like a jet's contrails, but Mr. Trump remains opinionated about airplanes and the industry.
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Her policy of denial is challenged by Lauren's new (and first) girlfriend, the self-named, radiantly confident Upendo (Ashley D. Kelley), an opinionated community organizer who is a figure of both parodied pretentiousness and life-altering wisdom.
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"Women who are opinionated, who are professionals doing jobs traditionally done by men, who are entering politics and media, of course they are going to be in the line of fire on the internet," Ms. Sirmed said.
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His network would load its prime-time slots with opinionated talk-radio-style personalities while presenting news with an approach he called "fair and balanced," an indictment of the rest of the news media as excessively liberal.
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Lee is spiky, opinionated—"if you did not want to know her candid opinion of anything," Mr Flynt remembers, "better not to ask"—but also generous, warm, protective of her reputation but even more so of her family.
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Actress Hailee Steinfeld, Blackish star Yara Shahidi, model Xiao Wen Ju, and singer Troye Sivan are among the eclectic range of stars in the retailer's new #WeAllCan campaign, which celebrates how powerful, opinionated, and generally badass millennials are.
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The operative, functional difference between today's media and the American media of two decades ago is not the difference between old-school New York Times reporters and new-media bloggers who churn out opinionated "takes" from their desks.
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She added that Richards and the other women who witnessed their opinionated remarks about Girardi's video "all felt really similar to the way I felt but they were excited for me to be the one to say it."
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Not only has it been working on the modular Ara smartphone, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said at the Code Conference earlier that the company was "investing more effort" into phones, and would be "more opinionated" about Nexus designs.
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But Amazon Echo was more opinionated, saying, "The Patriots are favored to win by three points last I checked, but honestly I think the Falcon's offense is going to score and they will fly home with the win."
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Superhero characters have huge, extremely opinionated fan bases, film studios are banking on actors that can ideally sustain a multi-picture franchise, and performers have to please critics and news outlets that are increasingly exhausted by superhero properties.
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"You could put him on any game, and you knew he'd be rock solid and prepared and opinionated and smart and thoughtful," said Lee Fitting, an ESPN senior coordinating producer who oversees college football coverage for the network.
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" Williams, who plays Charlotte Heywood as an opinionated, independent spirit, said that she felt there was something of Catherine Morland from "Northanger Abbey" in her character, as well as a touch of Elizabeth Bennet from "Pride and Prejudice.
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"If you're a female who is sort of opinionated or has a point of view or is self-possessed in a way, you get described with this language in ways that others would never talk about me," Mara added.
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The tricky thing about the Sun and Mercury coming together is that people's thinking can get very close-minded— the Sun rules the ego; combine that with the planet of the mind, and you'll notice some very opinionated energy.
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Shep Smith decided to leave Fox News after disagreements with the network's pro-Trump personalities, according to reportsWhile Smith had comparatively high ratings, his were still lower than his opinionated colleagues, like Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, and Laura Ingraham.
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While most bears roaming through the area are met with fear, or even indifference, the bipedal bear has provoked the opposite reaction, with both local residents and a worldwide internet audience becoming passionate, protective and, most of all, opinionated.
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Some is, of course — Ross Douthat's column at the New York Times is a soft conservative trying to persuade a liberal audience, for instance — but most opinionated political media is written for the side that already agrees with the author.
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The podcast to listen to during a power walk on a brisk fall day:Hysteria by Crooked Media is a show hosted by a "bicoastal squad of opinionated, mouthy women" that tackles "news, politics, and cultural stories that affect women's lives."4.
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" As for whether Demand Sage can perform this kind of analysis across different industries, Cipolla added, "Because the data is coming from a really opinionated API, typical data science tasks like anomaly detection and basic predictions should work for any industry.
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" FROM COINAGE: Wedding Etiquette Isn't Hard, But Just in Case, Here Are Eight Tips Aldean spoke to PEOPLE in October about dealing with negative comments surrounding his relationship, saying, "People are very opinionated about things they're not really aware of.
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This five-month-long episode is the sole ostensible subject of Zaretsky's book—ostensible because Zaretsky joyously uses the occasion to write a wonderfully opinionated and erudite evaluation of the whole of Diderot's career, of the Enlightenment, and of Russian culture.
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Anyone joining the opinionated hosting panel on The View knows to expect passionate and sometimes heated exchanges to erupt at the table, but co-host Candace Cameron Bure admits that the current election year has made the discourse even more intense.
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The book, just reprinted—exactly as Rand had meticulously designed it over 30 years ago—is equal parts graphic design manifesto and art direction retrospective, from a man who was very opinionated about what design was and what it should be.
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Opinionators have opinionated that Kaepernick shares the Seahawks' assessment of his ability and simply wants too much money to be a backup, which has been one of the theories bandied about to explain the quarterback's continued absence from any NFL roster.
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Here's why technology companies are at the vanguard of the Trump opposition: Opinionated Customers: The most obvious example of this was the #DeleteUber campaign and other blowback that eventually caused Uber CEO Travis Kalanick to resign from Trump's CEO council.
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SETH COLTER WALLS AT 2 MINUTES 56 SECONDS With the recent death of the playwright Albert Innaurato, we lost one of the great opera lovers of our time, an infamously opinionated denizen of blog comment sections and a sensitive critic.
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It's an often moving look into an extraordinary life, but it's also a startling glimpse into a sharply opinionated but somehow less polarized political scene from Molly's time, and an example of how acerbic commentary needn't crowd out real conversation.
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Newcomers might find the message boards on the Cruise Critic website useful: It's an opinionated, active community of cruise enthusiasts and many answers to basic questions (everything from packing logistics to passport concerns) can be found within the various conversation threads.
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The crew satisfies all the American High School Archetypes we know so well: the boorish football jock, the conniving mean girl, the smarmy prepster, the Christian athlete who discovers she might be gay, the opinionated jackass, the innocent, puzzled beauty.
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Her books included "The Microwave Gourmet" (1987), "The Opinionated Palate: Passions and Peeves on Eating and Food" (1992), "Food for Friends" (1984), "Roasting: A Simple Art" (1995), "Vegetable Love" (2005) and "The Intolerant Gourmet: Glorious Food Without Gluten & Lactose" (2011).
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Leta was a baby when Dooce rose to fame, but now she's a smart and opinionated teenager who loves the Netflix show The OA. Marlo might only be 9 but she's got internet access too, though under strict screen-time rules.
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Those shows aren't set up for long, sober, one-on-one interviews with policymakers; they're panel shows, set up to discuss whatever is going on in the world, in strongly opinionated terms, for a few minutes between commercials at a time.
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But removed from the opinionated throb of New York City, where reaction to both the Hammons and Noland exhibitions once radiated hotly, these replica-replica-exhibits fall flat, and the meta fog surrounding them is simply too thick to parse.
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Something about the word "grateful" made it sound like the Academy was scolding us for having been so rude, so inconveniently opinionated in the lead-up to the show itself: You insolent, minimally talented horrors, you'll take our show and you'll be grateful.
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When: April 313–September 6 Where: Skirball Cultural Center (2701 N Sepulveda Blvd, Brentwood, Los Angeles) Angelenos can be just as opinionated about their pastrami on rye as they are about other city food staples, like the taco and French dip sandwich.
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In interviews with more than half a dozen current and former employees, a picture emerges of a media veteran who was opinionated and often confrontational, who sometimes meddled with news articles to please advertisers, and whose journalistic ethics were questioned at times.
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Hamdy, who, according to her friend, was fiercely intelligent and an opinionated businesswoman, had been visiting family in Paris before she got on the flight that vanished from traffic control radar after it left Charles de Gaulle Airport at 11:09 p.
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The Daily Mail, of course, which many Americans now know, but also the Sun and the Mirror and ... Across the board very opinion ... the Guardian a very opinionated progressive ... but much more progressive in its editorializing than the New York Times. Sure.
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So it's kind of a weird thing to feel like that, but also be a pretty opinionated person, because sometimes the way I come to a realization is to get into a debate or be able to bounce off of other people.
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I'm an opinionated Black and Puerto Rican feminist who works at a forward-thinking women's website, someone who prides herself on being inclusive, and using her work to examine her own privilege as well as points of view different from her own.
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"She was very funny and very mean," says Barbara Walters, as a portrait builds of a fiercely ambitious, highly opinionated and instinctively empathic hustler who found her voice when her essays for Esquire magazine in the 1970s intersected with an invigorated women's movement.
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" If that sounds like the best/easiest job in existence, just know that Extra Crispy's Bacon Critic "needs to be opinionated and thorough in his or her research, and will be expected to eventually decide which bacon is the best in the country.
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In his new book, Trains, Buses, People: An Opinionated Atlas of US Transit, he maps out 47 metro areas that have rail transit or bus rapid transit, ranks the best and worst systems, and offers advice on how to build better networks.
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Yet the network's rise has relied largely on its sharply opinionated commentary, with Ms. Maddow moving to No. 1 in prime time on the strength of monologues devoted to President Trump's ties to Russia, and with Lawrence O'Donnell speaking openly about impeachment.
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By the time the work on Emillie's room was done, she had transformed from an elementary school-aged child who just wanted a space to play into an opinionated adolescent who wanted a retreat where she could hang out with her friends.
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Though the label tells us that the portrait on view was meant to rehabiliate her reputation through an image of modesty, her determined gaze serves as a reminder that opinionated and stubborn women have long been more likely to be remembered than "well-behaved" ones.
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The tattoo artist-turned-makeup entrepreneur has also established a cult of personality of sorts, as an outspoken, opinionated, often brutally honest figure that would rather see herself entrenched in controversy than sacrifice her ideals — even if it means alienating some of her followers.
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Given the inchoate nature of the subject, the book works as an overview, although it fails to present an opinionated narrative on where autonomy and the military should go in the future, an unsatisfying gap given the author's extensive and unique background on the subject.
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Facebook's React framework especially has a lot of momentum behind it, though, to be fair, the two projects have slightly different styles (Angular is a far more opinionated framework, for example) and strengths (React Native makes it easy to build native apps, for example).
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I think that we display women who are sexually assertive or who are emotional or even who are even very opinionated as monsters, as broken people, just to keep women from really being able to step into their own lives and into their own power.
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After all, the arts only reflect the society in which they flourish: some will be opinionated, some will avoid talking about politics altogether, because they think it's none of their business to influence people in that way, or maybe simply because they don't care.
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"It is telling that Mr. Dauman is raising the question of mental capacity for the first time after he's been removed when, just months ago in court documents, he pronounced Mr. Redstone 'engaged, attentive, and as opinionated as ever,'" Mr. Klieger said in the statement.
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Alan Sepinwall and Matt Zoller Seitz's TV: The Book is the more opinionated and snappy of the two — it's two longtime friends arguing back and forth about the medium's history, best shows, and their personal favorites, before ranking the top 100 shows of all time.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, recalled Ms. Lipman, who edits Counterpoint, a highbrow Russian-language online journal, many Russian journalists looked to American news media outlets as models of dispassionate, objective reporting in contrast to their country's highly politicized and opinionated press.
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Insightful and opinionated, Freedman charges from the interstate wars of the 19th century to the Cold War to attempts to make sense of civil strife in the 1990s, ending with current fears about clashes with great powers like Russia or China using high-tech weaponry.
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There's a popular caricature of a cable news host: an opinionated, 50-something white man prone to heated rhetoric, willing to play loose with the facts in service of a broader point, preaching to the choir from the comfort of his own hour-long show.
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Indeed his recent move onto Twitter – which I am told was because he wanted people to see the real him (read: liberal, witty, playful and opinionated) suggests he may have had enough of the world of investment banking, which has always been secret and confidential.
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There's no café, not really anywhere to sit and read, nothing special about the fixtures, a very boring magazine selection and a collection of books that feels blandly standard — not the sense of opinionated curation you'd find at a boutique like Brooklyn's new Books Are Magic.
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The Carmichael Show is centered on comedian Jerrod Carmichael — the series' star, its creator, and one of its writers — and this half-hour hits on the twin poles of the series, digging into a persistent social issue through the very personal lens of the show's opinionated characters.
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Most of her residential interiors are one-off jobs for opinionated clients, and thus don't have much in common visually: For Ricker, she installed felt walls and colorful, midcentury American furniture; for Sorenson, she created a kid-friendly, open-plan paradise using lots of teak and mahogany.
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The couturiers may no longer be living, but each left behind hundreds of opinionated, character-filled interviews (and, in some cases, autobiographies), making it possible for her to invent tailor-made questions about their challenges and creative processes and then provide answers in their recorded words.
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Speaking about the Nexus line earlier this year, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the company would be "more opinionated about the design of the phones," and noted that it would "add more features on top of Android on Nexus phones," which gives added credence to the report.
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We got the 'RHOA' star in Atlanta Tuesday at the premiere of the new show, "Waka and Tammy: What the Flocka," where she told us why she's not willing to reconcile with the spirited and equally opinionated NeNe after a bitter feud erupted on this week's show.
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For all the reasons we've discussed, the bulk of opinionated political media is written for the side that already agrees with the author, and most partisan elected officials are tweeting to their supporters, who follow them and fundraise for them, rather than to their critics, who don't.
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It could go one of two ways: intoxicating intellectual repartee — the fiercely opinionated Sontag and Fuller would either love or loathe one another, and Carson would sit in unassuming quietude, speaking only rarely and with the perfect, perfectly formulated sentiment — or literary speed dating for queer women.
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Those stories, along with his embracing of youth culture and curiosity for worlds outside of just rap music, made the podcast a hit and, in many ways, laid the groundwork for a slew of podcasts fronted by young, opinionated black people like The Read, Tax Season, and Bodega Boys.
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Trello fans will argue that they prefer a more opinionated system, but for companies (and even individuals) that want to standardize on a single system and still give their employees the flexibility to choose between different ways of tracking their work, Zenkit strikes me as a credible alternative.
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Of course, another probable reason why Jumanji has been more popular among audiences than the new installments of Star Trek and Star Wars is because the stakes are lower: the fans of the latter two franchises are opinionated and devout, but such a fanbase doesn't exist for Jumanji.
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The website may be highly opinionated and be on a mission to promote a liberal or conservative agenda, but does it come clean on that mission so that readers know where they're coming from, or does it claim to be reporting "news" when it's actually advancing an agenda?
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The readings that she and her fellow-enthusiasts come up with in their groups are amateurish, opinionated, riddled with vaguely therapeutic cliché—but so, too, are the literary interpretations generated in the average book club, or the stories that most of us tell ourselves about our waking behavior.
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On the nonfiction side of this week's other choices, we find a book about Donald Trump's relationship to the American military; an opinionated look at recent developments in linguistics; and the story of a Jewish woman who sold French books in 215.95s Germany at great risk to herself.
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Documentation features heavily in several other zines including the anonymously-produced, Documents of a Protest, which presents opinionated takes on the troubled "One Country, Two Systems" arrangement that has allowed for Hong Kong's unusual independence from China, as well as the collectivism and solidarity networks engendered by protest.
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On the first day of spring here at the Refinery29 offices, we gathered a group of brilliant, opinionated women: MTV Decoded host Franchesca Ramsey, CNN Reporter Tanzina Vega, The Cut's Fashion Market Editor Diana Tsui, Essence Fashion and Beauty Director Julee Wilson, and Emily Shire, a politics editor at Bustle.
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"I think what makes her great is she says what she means, she's not afraid of anyone, she's opinionated and badass," the actor told reporters at the Women's Choice Awards on Wednesday night in Los Angeles, adding that she inspires him to teach their kids about the importance of women's rights.
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In addition to being a tough, opinionated, acerbic, visionary artist, whom I believe still has not quite gotten his due, Brown was a collector of folk art, handmade objects both functional and not, and the work of self-taught artists, such as Lee Godie, Joseph Yoakum, Henry Darger, and Aldo Piacenza.
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As Fox News grapples with how to cover Mr. Trump — who has tested the network's influence and battled its anchors, even as he stokes its ratings — Mr. Wallace has stood out as Fox's moderate, occasionally contrarian voice, irritating Mr. Trump with tough questions and, on occasion, tweaking his opinionated colleagues, too.
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Mr. Maza attributes that gap to the fact that while a vast network of well-funded YouTube channels exists to push right-wing views, liberal commentary is still mainly underwritten by major news organizations, which have been slower to embrace the highly opinionated, emotionally charged style of content that works well on YouTube.
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A scholar at heart, I also found myself an often lone voice that was anti-nuclear and even anti-military, anti-military for me meaning opinionated but also highly knowledgeable, somewhat akin to a movie critic, loving my subject but also not shy about making judgements regarding the flops and the losers.
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Loyalty to an opinionated news personality can run deep enough to prompt a committed viewer to overlook potentially damaging details — as my colleague Julie Turkewitz pointed out in her article on devoted O'Reilly fans — or start with a presumption of innocence that might not be extended to somebody on the other side.
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Drawing upon the noir genre as much as it did pop-culture references, the show followed Bell's intrepid, opinionated high school student, who doubled as a private investigator like her dad Keith (Enrico Colantoni), as she took it upon herself to find out who killed her best friend Lilly (Amanda Seyfried), among other crimes.
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" In the statement on behalf of Mr. Redstone, Mr. Tu said: "The public statement made on Mr. Dauman's behalf attacking Mr. Redstone's capacity is disappointing and incorrect, as reflected by Mr. Dauman's own testimony given under oath less than six months ago that Mr. Redstone is as 'engaged, attentive and as opinionated as ever.
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The Hall of Famer Goose Gossage may not like him — the opinionated Gossage, who was not invited to be a guest instructor this spring, belittled Cashman in a series of interviews this week — but Cashman has adapted to the modern game, turning a roster once larded with dead money into something much more nimble.
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Pugh is fine as a stubborn, opinionated young woman pulled into an unexpected adventure, but we're not really given evidence of Charlie's performing skills, and Le Carré's notions about the toll on her — the likely consequences of bringing the passions of performance into the high-stakes, real-life world of terrorism — are mostly unexamined.
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It's also particularly interesting since Dauman said as recently as November that Redstone was "engaged, attentive and opinionated as ever": Sumner and I spoke about business matters, including the upcoming Viacom board meeting....Sumner asked me to send regards to various people, and I updated him on the regards others have asked me to pass along to him.
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But there's a lot to criticize about the movie too, much of which hasn't been said because back in '96 there wasn't a world wide web populated with a diversity of critics — including opinionated, mildly cynical feminists like myself (the vast majority of the movie's glowing reviews were penned by middle-aged white men working at newspapers).
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In a prescient post-election piece for the conservative Weekly Standard, Yuval Levin and Gerard Alexander worried that Trump's disinterest in policy would lead to chaos in the legislative process: In the absence of an opinionated final arbiter who could always be brought in, the policy process can easily become far less, rather than more, productive.
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If you talk about politics in a more factual way, such as "This is what is happening now" instead of "The impeachment inquiry is a really good idea and who agrees" Politics can be a touchy subject if you are too opinionated around a group of kids in all different backgrounds with parents of different backgrounds and beliefs.
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In fact, we should note that it's not even correct to call them Nexus phones anymore — the latest rumors have them named Pixel and Pixel XL. Google CEO Sundar Pichai has said that his company intends to be "more opinionated" about phone design, and that opinion could translate into using the "Google" and "Pixel" brands in lieu of Nexus.
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Reading it is a bit like being at a dinner party where a smart and opinionated guest is squiffily holding forth, in an almost stream-of-consciousness mode, on everything from the future of football to the dangers of unfriendly A.I. to the (supposedly) timeless interest of the sitcom "Roseanne" to the hidden contradictions in the First Amendment.
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Because the underlying thrust of this great new cycle of paintings, Weinstein cunningly mused, would be helpfully kept from overmuch public scrutiny by pesky, grievance-fueled and, generally speaking, over-opinionated young women, if it were to be presented as a spasmodic sequence of scenes from a poem that doesn't seem to be peopled by human beings at all.
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Like Miss Brodie (or like Maggie Smith's impersonation, in the 1969 movie), my mother had a genteel Anglo-Scots accent, taught at a private girls' school, was forceful and opinionated, had firm ideas about education, and was clearly a wonderful presence in the classroom, filling the girls' heads with strange stories, historical gossip, unusual dates, nice prejudices, delicious facts.
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That's not to say that the stereotypes have entirely disappeared, or that we don't have a long way to go in being more inclusive to non-Ashkenazi Jews (Jews of Eastern European descent), Jews of color, and those identifying as LGBTQ+, but rather, they've been co-opted and reclaimed, worn with pride by the many strong, forceful, opinionated, funny Jewish women out there.
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And at one point when my girlfriend was here — Sophie Muller, she's one of my best friends who I do all my videos with, she's super creative and talented and super opinionated — I remember sitting there and being so embarrassed that this happened, and feeling like, you know what, I'm not going to look back and go, whoa, my life fell apart.
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At 23, I'm the rare black man (in my experience) who avidly watches women's soccer, softball and basketball on TV. Too often, I find myself hyping the performance of a female athlete or team on the all-male sports texting thread I belong to and suddenly realize that most guys in this group of highly opinionated sports junkies just aren't responding.
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Clinton would experience that firsthand over and over again, especially as her husband Bill Clinton grew as a public figure: giving up her maiden name in an attempt to please Arkansas voters, making an offhand remark about cookies and tea that sparked major controversy, receiving endless skeptical questions from television interviewers about whether America was really ready for an "opinionated" first lady.
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Action-wise, "The School for Objects Criticized AE" portrays a conversation between an opinionated group of miscellany: There's Daphne Spring, a children's Slinky toy and seductive realist; Penny Powder, an emotionally malleable, unformed sculpture; the pseudo-intellectuals Lucian Samasota and Osmin Moses, both tape players; Sergei Skoffavitch, a "neo-post-Marxist" bottle of bleach; the feminist Despina Hall, an electric toaster; and the doorman, a taxidermic skunk.
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She was a tough, opinionated, rangy, sweating mule of a thing, and the sum total of her life's work was her husband of twenty years enumerating what he desired for his sons—which did not include a companion with her qualities, but did include moving to a more favorable clime to secure the affections of a person with not one-half of Nora's merits.
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Along the way, Mr. O'Brien also made his mark as a creative director (Barneys New York), advertising copywriter (including a number of major Calvin Klein television campaigns), book editor (Madonna's "Sex"), playwright ("Drugs," which he wrote with Cookie Mueller), and author (the tartly opinionated advice guide "How to Be a Man: A Guide to Style and Behavior for the Modern Gentleman," published in 2011).
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The members include: the patriarch, Shulem Shtisel (Doval'e Glickman), a broad-bearded, stubbornly opinionated yeshiva teacher with a tender side; his youngest son, Akiva (Michael Aloni), a wispy-bearded teacher at his father's yeshiva, whose real passion is for art; and Akiva's sister, Giti (Neta Riskin), burdened by a scheming, apparent nogoodnik of a husband who has taken off for Argentina, leaving her to raise five children.
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Consistent, practical, opinionated, and absurdly, almost comically stubborn on the one hand; sensual and overindulgent on the other, a lover of earthly pleasures with a keen eye for beauty and a vague yet unshakeable desire to sink into a large memory-foam bed made up with pristine white linens and big, fluffy pillows and emerge only to be fed lobster tails drenched in melted butter and guzzle (not sip) Champagne.
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"I think [producing on a film that you're in] allows the stories that you tell to be a bit more authentic to you, because I think I am the prime demographic as well to watch the movie, people like me and my sisters and my friends are who the movie was made for, so I have was very opinionated about what, what should go in the movie," she said.
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Those of us who lived through the times she wrote about in her classic essay collections "Crazy Salad" (1975) and "Scribble Scribble" (1978) — indeed, who read the books when they were too new to qualify as "classic," and who feel the melancholy that drives the mordant humor of her 2006 collection, "I Feel Bad About My Neck" — cherish Our Nora as a lively, opinionated sister who cut through crap.
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Our list of the top 14 LGBT+ activists, artists and icons to follow on social media will help keep your head clear by keeping your feeds filled only with the smartest, most informed (and opinionated) people in the game — from pop sensation Sam Smith, who recently announced that they now go by they/them pronouns, to the creator of a quirky, queer dating platform, and the first openly gay man to run for President of the United States. 133.
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Our list of the top 14 LGBT+ activists, artists and icons to follow on social media will help keep your head clear by keeping your feeds filled only with the smartest, most informed (and opinionated) people in the game — from pop sensation Sam Smith, who recently announced that they now go by they/them pronouns, to the creator of a quirky, queer dating platform, and the first openly gay man to run for President of the United States. 1.
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Through battery management and notification changes, Google is continuing its efforts to corral an ecosystem of bad-acting apps through a better-managed OS. The other big trend is one I've been talking about for a couple years now: moving toward making AI the new UI. Two years ago at the Code conference, CEO Sundar Pichai told Walt Mossberg that Google intended to be more "opinionated" about its own phones, and the Googlification of Android on Pixel phones is stronger than ever now.
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With her strong, opinionated voice, she has done much to define the canon of contemporary portraiture, producing indelible and provocative images that included a nude John Lennon huddled against his clothed wife, Yoko Ono; the partly clad Disney star Miley Cyrus at 22014; the very pregnant and very nude Demi Moore; and Ms. Ono after her husband's death — her "tears" courtesy of a Vaseline camera trick (though Ms. Ono told others that Ms. Leibovitz never explained why she was being daubed with Vaseline).
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In "A Little Help With Carol Burnett," she joins a panel of opinionated thinkers ages 5 to 9 as they help grown-ups — including celebrities like Lisa Kudrow, Wanda Sykes, Tony Hale and Taraji P. Henson — tackle some rather tricky conundrums: how to get time alone with your spouse when your kids want all the attention, how to determine whether a man is being honest in his online dating profile, even how to decide whether to have more than one child.
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Because while it's easy to understand the mental and emotional drawbacks that can be associated with the cyberworld, this connection to a diverse plethora of information has given us the opportunity to reach our own conclusions about the world, to make our beliefs known, to mobilize in efforts and take a stand — from protests and marches planned by students, to educating others on registering to vote — and it has created a socially and politically aware, opinionated and unafraid youth, who are wholly prepared to change the world.
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"I suspect that some friends who buy together think it's a good idea because they really like the idea of having someone at the house for company or they think they won't be at the house much, so it won't be a problem," continued Ms. Saatchi, who worked with two women in their 40s who were buying a weekend home in Montauk, N.Y. "They were both strong and opinionated and sort of cranky, and neither had lived with anyone for a long time," she said.
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