The White House immigration plan overreaches, to put it mildly.
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When one side gains the upper hand it usually overreaches.
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But lawmakers from both parties have argued that OCE overreaches.
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Mr. Trump overreaches when he says the deal is unprecedented.
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They describe a near future in which China overreaches and stumbles.
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Every time he overreaches, the American government should point it out.
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It's time to look beyond Washington's past overreaches on matters of education.
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He or she must be willing to tell the President "no" if he overreaches.
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He said they're to be expected when the government ignores market realities and overreaches.
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Their continued overreaches in trying to create alternative explanations for the obvious haven't worked.
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He or she must be willing to tell the president no if he overreaches.
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Many Republicans who slammed what they called Obama administration overreaches wholeheartedly backed Trump's action Friday.
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Their trade group, Airlines for America, contends that the bill, which has bipartisan support, overreaches.
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It was reminiscent of Smith's eloquent refutation of Joe McCarthy's overreaches nearly seven decades before.
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We have repeatedly seen that surveillance always overreaches, from the F.B.I. spying on the Rev.
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"The Times overreaches every time on Donald Trump and these type of stories," Scarborough added.
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Their advice may sound like it overreaches, particularly for women who aren't trying to get pregnant.
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"When the FCC overreaches, it's normally bad news for consumers and the economy," said subcommittee chairman Rep.
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"When the FCC overreaches, it's normally bad news for consumers and the economy," said subcommittee Chairman Rep.
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BUT YOU ARGUE THAT THE GOVERNMENT'S INTERPRETATION OF THE THE ALL WRITS ACT OVERREACHES A GOES TOO FAR.
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Instead, like every fringe weirdo who comes after the Clintons does, he overreaches and invents an absurd conspiracy.
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Some tech companies, civil liberties groups and organizations of voluntary sex workers have argued that the bill overreaches.
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"We've long taken for granted that norms and practice were enough to mitigate overreaches of power," Chenoweth says.
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But now, as then, there will be political backlash if the President overreaches in circumventing the anti-nepotism statute.
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This system declares that if a president steps over the line, overreaches, he or she will be held accountable.
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Yet even among all this gamesmanship, voters still have a powerful tool to combat these overreaches: the November ballot.
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Today, Zakharova calls these incidents mere "overreaches" by the Soviet system but acknowledges that during perestroika, she supported Mikhail Gorbachev.
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A guaranteed revote after the first post-NDO council election, or more often, would protect against a council that overreaches.
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"Bikini Moon" is better in separate scenes than as a whole, where Manchevski's overreaches and plot lapses become more glaring.
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Unfortunately, this search is sometimes more like a stretch, particularly when Dann overreaches into the realms of numerology and astrology.
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One "moderate" critique of the GND, from Jason Grumet of the Bipartisan Policy Center, is that it overreaches, threatening bipartisan cooperation.
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Thanks to earlier Republican overreaches attempting to manipulate elections to the State Supreme Court, elected Democrats now have a majority there.
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As usual Israel overreaches, an eye for an eyelash, as the Oxford professor and former Israeli soldier Avi Shlaim once observed.
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As a former Brussels correspondent still traumatized by the posting, I have no illusions left about the European Union's shortcomings and overreaches.
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Though Taubes's account of these little-known manipulations is useful, he overreaches in blaming sugar for such a wide range of diseases.
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For the right, it's one in which government continually overreaches and cultural debates are built to punish anyone who isn't ''politically correct.
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But Republicans have blasted the bill as a power grab by Democrats, arguing it limits free speech and overreaches on states rights.
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Some genealogists are hopeful that under Verogen's management, the database won't be as susceptible to investigative overreaches or genetic data phishing attacks.
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In practice, the CFPB has been a partisan disaster, becoming a politicized behemoth that regularly overreaches into areas outside of its mandate.
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Enter Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, a man who has spent the last six years pushing back on the EPA's most egregious overreaches.
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"As is often the case with small grants of power to the executive, those grants can often expand to absurd overreaches," McClintock said.
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"When the FCC overreaches, it's normally bad news for consumers and the economy," said subcommittee chair Greg Walden (R-Ore.) in a statement.
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As Vox's Ezra Klein wrote last week, our only hope at this point is that Congress will do its job and check Trump's overreaches.
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They would probably rather focus on the Trump administration's biggest political overreaches on immigration: the attempt to rescind DACA, family separation, the travel ban.
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His case has been seen as demonstrative of the excesses of the war on drugs and how it overreaches in regard to punitive measures.
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"The Times overreaches every time on Donald Trump and these types of stories," he said, citing a controversial article on Trump's treatment of women.
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" Councilman Ernie Trakas also voiced concern over the measure, saying it "overreaches, is not well thought out and I believe it violates state law.
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Business groups, banks and Republicans have long complained that the CFPB abuses its power and overreaches with regulation, harming commerce and restraining economic growth.
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" He went on to claim that he "believes in fairness" and "equal justice under law," that he would "tell the president if he overreaches.
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And even if we did read the fine print on the services we use, many of the most troubling overreaches happen largely out of sight.
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Even the regulator's frequent foes — including Alan S. Kaplinsky, a partner at Ballard Spahr in Philadelphia, who says the agency often overreaches — acknowledge its impact.
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But Washington has taken a harsher stance toward Silicon Valley lately, and Friday's announcement marks its most aggressive action yet to curb its privacy overreaches.
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The answer, in two words, is Hyman Minsky: after a long period of stable growth, lenders and investors get complacent, and the private sector overreaches.
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The more centrist foreign policy establishment sees America's preeminence as a net positive, but acknowledges that it has historically led to some unfortunate overreaches and abuses.
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But on this double-CD, one subtitled "Nerve" and the other "Heart," she overreaches, sells herself short, or both—particularly, surprise surprise, on the "Heart" disc.
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Trailers give the impression that the Punisher series will focus on surveillance state overreaches and a conspiracy to silence Frank, who saw and participated in war crimes.
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Low points, though, are usually discounted; there's some tame discussion of his tabloid-making love affair, while artistic criticism and overreaches ("Yes, Giorgio," anyone?) often go unmentioned.
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" She continued: "A man's appetite can be hearty, but a woman with an appetite is always voracious: her hunger always overreaches, because it is not supposed to exist.
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Lyanna was already bethrothed to Robert Baratheon, so her alleged rape and kidnapping added to the growing list of the Targaryens overreaches in power against other noble houses.
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As we've seen with so many other privacy overreaches, law enforcement uses questionable tactics on serial killers, child pornographers, and terrorists and later uses them on petty criminals.
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Photo: GettyUber has rightfully taken heat for its past privacy overreaches: tracking riders after they get dropped off, tracking Lyft drivers, tracking and circumventing law enforcement, tracking critical journalists.
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" In an opinion piece published Wednesday in The Washington Post, Assange defended his disclosures, which he depicted as "truths regarding overreaches and abuses conducted in secret by the powerful.
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By refusing to consider them, the Supreme Court has effectively punted on a critical legal decision that would provide guidance on how to deal with similar alleged legislative overreaches.
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But we can only do what a democratic system will allow us to do, which is to start pushing harder for regulations and laws that check reckless, greedy overreaches.
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Its donation links all redirect to the American Civil Liberties Union, which is presently embroiled in legal battles against the Trump administration's terrifying overreaches on immigration policy and due process.
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The ACLU showed that Trump's overreaches will be challenged in the courts, and that the courts—not Congress—may be the best way to slow, if not stop, Trump's presidency.
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While the church is against abusive forms of conversion therapy, it believes that the current proposal is "ambiguous in key areas and overreaches in others," according to a released statement.
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Republicans criticizing the CFPB say it overreaches its authority, pushes unnecessary regulation on small banks and uses large fines to direct lenders' behavior without going through proper rule-making processes.
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The demand so overreaches the supply that many are turning to secondhand retailers like StubHub to get their fix, shelling out up to $2,400 for an intimate audience with The Boss.
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Specifically, the bill overreaches by applying the new joint-employer definition to the Fair Labor Standards Act – an entirely different law that was NOT at issue in the Browning Ferris case.
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Robert Treuber, executive director of New York State Land Title Association, argues that Ms. Vullo's proposal — which would ban expenses as small as buying a client a cup of coffee — overreaches.
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Instant Personalization was one of Facebook's first big privacy overreaches, and we later learned it gave third parties like Spotify, Apple and Amazon access to more data than people originally agreed to.
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If the Supreme Court will not serve as a meaningful check on state overreaches, then the answer is to force state legislators to support pro-democracy rules -- or to vote them out.
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We also have an interest in drafting sensible gun laws now, rather than waiting for an avalanche of pent-up frustration to generate a policy response so long overdue that it overreaches.
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Ken Buck (Colo.) that would open the door to the House being able to more forcefully assert their Article One powers to rein in the administrative state overreaches by the outgoing Obama administration.
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"You can't ignore that it got a little out of hand, that there were some overreaches by smaller police departments," said Ronal Serpas, former police chief in New Orleans, Louisiana and Nashville, Tennessee.
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However, state policymakers are banking on the fact that small businesses will lack the time and resources to challenge their overreaches in Court, which will allow them to continue these unlawful taxing regimes.
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In 2003 and 2004, while serving as president of the American Library Association, Dr. Hayden clashed frequently with Attorney General John Ashcroft over what she perceived as privacy overreaches in the USA Patriot Act.
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Fletcher sometimes overreaches, with respect to both spectacle and storytelling — the choreography can be as confusing as the timeline — but when it's working "Rocketman" has the earnest, extravagant energy of a Baz Luhrmann movie.
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As the AfD has struggled at the polls in the face of the coronavirus and disgust at recent racist attacks, The Wing in particular has been involved in a series of scandals and overreaches.
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Jerrold Nadler of New York, Elijah Cummings of Maryland and Adam Schiff of California said Rosenstein "stands as one of the few restraints against the overreaches of the president and his allies in Congress."
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The vote to discuss the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule, which critics say overreaches its authority, will be debated on the Senate floor on Tuesday before a second vote on whether to overturn it.
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"(Falwell) has an interest in eliminating what he feels are overreaches by the federal government, particularly the Department of Education, as pertains to colleges and universities across the country," Stevens told CNN in an email.
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If the play overreaches for effect, there's no trace of the sensational in Ms. Mulligan's performance, which is accompanied by a playfulness and quick-wittedness that bypass the gathering thesis-mongering of the final passages.
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In this season's seventh episode "Ambush," the show overreaches: Instead of demonstrating awareness of Black lives and romance between two Black characters (which is rarely seen on TV), it betrayed its utter disinterest in Black trauma.
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While Daum swears that calling her experience "red-pilling" would be simplistic, her new book dives into what she views as excesses on the Left: political correctness, overreaches of feminism, and the so-called culture wars.
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If Putin overreaches, enabling a Democratic House to take power in 2018 -- or worse -- the election of a Democratic President in 2020, then his plans to shake up the global order will be dealt a severe blow.
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Spider-Man overreaches, of course, and generates all sorts of mayhem, but ultimately triumphs after repeatedly hurling very large objects at his archenemy — who also turns out to be his girlfriend's father, a twist that eluded Hellenistic scribes.
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If passed, this bill would keep government overreaches in check by limiting the ability of states to impose a use tax or sales tax on remote online sellers and would codify the standard the Supreme Court set in Quill.
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In 2011, Facebook agreed to settle charges—though admitted no actual fault—that it "deceived consumers by telling them they could keep their information on Facebook private, and then repeatedly allowing it to be shared and made public," among other overreaches.
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But Kipnis takes a controversial position within the feminist discourse surrounding this phenomenon: She identifies with the falsely accused, and with others fallen prey to the system's overreaches, the ones she perceives as collateral damage in the fight against rape.
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"This bill permanently stops one of the sprawling surveillance state's most intrusive overreaches and is the first step in a movement to reclaim the constitutional liberties sacrificed by the overreaching provisions of the PATRIOT Act," Paul said in a statement.
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Unfortunately, the script, such as it is, badly overreaches, incorporating local news coverage that elevates Riley into some sort of folk hero -- a wrinkle that's as silly as it is out of place given the general tone, yielding unintentional chuckles.
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Despite some creepy overreaches ("He is also supposedly the first man to have ever slept with Melania"), they make a persuasive case that Melania has often retailed the basic details of her life as hyperbolically as Trump does his condominiums.
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Every once in a while the long arm of coincidence overreaches to pluck the heroes from near death, but this is a quibble in a novel that is as exciting as it is enlightening from its first pages to its satisfying end.
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Ultimately, though, this is a novel that strives to define a generation — the one known, ominously, as X — and it falters when Adams overreaches, struggling to establish her characters as representatives of their era, shaped by the historical events of their day.
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If the administration overreaches, implementing a top-down policy—such as a federal ESA or a tax-credit scholarship with the typical strings attached—it will not only have overstepped its authority, perpetuating the big government approach that created this problem in the first place.
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Even if Washington doesn't make major changes to Dodd-Frank, Wall Street could benefit simply from having a sympathetic ear at the top of the food chain that is more likely to go easy on both enforcement and in fines levied when the industry inevitably overreaches.
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Yet, for more than a decade, farming and fossil fuel groups have lobbied against WOTUS, arguing that it overreaches, and regulates "nearly every piece of land that touches a pothole, ditch, or puddle," according to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who has repeatedly called the rule unconstitutional.
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"If the House overreaches in its effort to amend the Crapo bill, it could slow down the bill's progress," said Brian Gardner, an analyst at the financial services firm Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, referring to Senator Mike Crapo, Republican of Idaho, who is a sponsor of the measure.
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Having run as an independent conservative candidate and with a growing audience on both sides of the political aisle, the 40-year-old McMullin is in a unique position to build a resistance to what he views as the dangers and potential overreaches of a future President Trump.
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To start, anyone who closely follows Republican FCC Commissioners Ajit Pai and Michael O'Rielly knows they have disagreed with the FCC's many overreaches based on the merits: scantest facts of any consumer problem; no competition conclusion rigor; "economics-free" analyses; no direct statutory authority; and disregard for due process.
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The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) opposes the amendment, both because it overreaches the authority of judicial branch, and because it would upset the appropriate balance that must be struck between law enforcement methods and the protection of privacy in a civil society now become digital.
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On the management side, M.B.S.'s team is too small and contains a couple of minister-bullies close to him who are in way over their heads, and who bring out his worst instincts and offer terrible advice — some of which led to his failed overreaches in Yemen, Lebanon and Qatar.
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Several of the novels are especially engaging: " The Plutocrat ," in which a crass but enthusiastic Midwestern millionaire sweeps through the Mediterranean world like a benign Roman conqueror, and " Kate Fennigate ," the life of a superbly confident woman who overreaches in helping her husband fulfill his potential; but even these two novels are an unmistakable retreat from what he had achieved at his best.
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Intrigued by both Evans's overreaches and his team's visual invention, Ms. Price created the two-screen video "A Restoration" (acquired by the Art Institute of Chicago.) It begins with a riot of vegetal imagery, sprouting from the darkness against a percussive score as a narrator — her voice provided by a text-to-speech engine — details the recreation of Knossos's botanical decorations.
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (Colo.) that would open the door to the House being able to more forcefully assert their Article One powers to rein in the administrative state overreaches by the outgoing Obama administration.
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