That's the only detail I catch, but it's among paragraphs and paragraphs of point after point after point.
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After students have written their paragraphs, they can share their paragraphs, both orally and in writing, with a partner for peer review.
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In fact, if you ask me, the "[two paragraphs of fear], BUT [12 paragraphs of happy news]" format has gotten to be a predictable snooze.
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The AP added the following paragraphs: The New York Times updated its story to include the following: Politico added two bylines and these five paragraphs:
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This entire adventure occupies two paragraphs in Murray's autobiography—the only paragraphs, in four hundred and thirty-five pages, in which she addresses her love life at all.
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While the band's reputation for transcendent, often intensely physical performances alone could occupy paragraphs upon paragraphs,their very sound itself is engaging and captivating in ways that defy description.
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The way you structure paragraphs is a completely different experience.
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And just rambled on about that for about two paragraphs.
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POLITICIANS campaign in soundbites but reality deals in awkward paragraphs.
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It's more powerful to show through actions than endless paragraphs.
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She read the first few paragraphs and then stopped herself.
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Use bullet points and keep paragraphs to a few sentences.
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Yes, that's right; words in a row; thoughtfully written paragraphs.
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In two paragraphs, Kissinger manages to say nothing at all.
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How does Ms. Levine organize the evidence into different paragraphs?
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How does the reviewer organize the evidence into different paragraphs?
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It's in the same Bloomberg story, buried eleven paragraphs down.
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My band and I talk a lot about 'sentences,' 'paragraphs.
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Arthur: But enough complaining, at least for a few paragraphs.
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" Six paragraphs later, it's back to "a push for confiscation.
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"Folks are writing PARAGRAPHS," a fellow flight attendant told Karas.
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You don't need an adjective in the first two paragraphs.
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Here are the opening paragraphs from some of those essays.
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Add a few paragraphs and fix it, the President said.
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Trump "is exonerated in the next two paragraphs," Giuliani argued.
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As much as Trump needed modesty, his paragraphs needed transitions.
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It goes on and on like that for several more paragraphs.
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Kobayashi and Maskawa, in a few brief paragraphs, did two things.
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That means short paragraphs and sentences, no fluff, and practical insights.
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He speaks softly and in full paragraphs while wearing sensible knitwear.
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But two paragraphs into the story the whole thing falls apart.
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Yes, there are some disclaimer paragraphs when you enable the system.
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It takes me three seconds to find these images, between paragraphs.
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Trump takes just two paragraphs before he begins talking about himself.
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First, read the following paragraphs from a New York Times article.
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This is a book of brilliant sentences, brilliant paragraphs, brilliant chapters.
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Those paragraphs were designated as confidential, the lowest level of classification.
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Wanna see two paragraphs that encapsulate Blue Apron's nightmare come true?
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Other pages had sections of text blacked out, including full paragraphs.
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The tiny paragraphs are quiet but social at the same time.
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He synopsizes events in sharp, fast paragraphs filled with vivid detail.
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So, why have I gone on for four paragraphs about this?
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People love the paragraphs of dialogue he puts in characters' mouths.
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How does the writer get your attention in these first paragraphs?
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All day long it consisted of only a handful of paragraphs.
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They have to speak in complete paragraphs and in bumper stickers.
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The novel may indulge in a few purple paragraphs too many.
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It's not about the paragraphs but the punctuation throughout a show.
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Just the way Breslin used to end some of his paragraphs.
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I'm writing these introductory paragraphs at my parent's dining room table.
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What details in the opening paragraphs help to set the scene?
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They'll start off with a dictionary definition and write five paragraphs.
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The last few paragraphs of the article describe Bolden's early life.
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So, what if between paragraphs, instead of being a sort of total context switch to a different train of thought, what if the thing between the paragraphs were an annotation about the thing you were reading?
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These questions of creativity in Perry's films suggest that when your characters talk in paragraphs, sometimes many paragraphs at a time, it's only appropriate to make them writers or artists or the children of writers or artists.
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The first few paragraphs are just a grabby lead and summary paragraph.
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His rambling writings -- mostly long paragraphs stretching across pages -- target Jews, Muslims.
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You don't to have complicate the bill by adding another two paragraphs.
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People rage-tweeted about it and shared screenshots of the juiciest paragraphs.
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This handful of paragraphs doesn't fully capture McCain's long and illustrious career.
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Sewell continued on in the same fashion for three wonderfully angry paragraphs.
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These are the two paragraphs, in particular, that have come under scrutiny.
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If that activates your gag reflex, maybe skip the next few paragraphs.
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I deleted paragraphs, shuffled them around, and pasted them back into place.
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Each sentence, sometimes two, stands alone, jumbled into paragraphs with unrelated sentences.
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Dictation struggles, however, to keep up with longer paragraphs of spoken text.
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What do the first two paragraphs reveal about what this photo shows?
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American left, and thousands of sentences and paragraphs and pages in other
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He gives us clues instead of paragraphs of description or lengthy dialogue.
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So, allow me a few paragraphs to slather it in just that.
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The scrambled paragraphs had been a part of the test since 1994.
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Only four paragraphs long, it was the opinion of a weary man.
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But as Virginia Woolf wrote, novels are composed of paragraphs, not sentences.
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Her conversations and interior monologues are embedded in lean, no-nonsense paragraphs.
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For example, he said, her government censors words instead of entire paragraphs.
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Now, remember me standing in the rain, just a few paragraphs ago?
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Perhaps it was just a few paragraphs drafted by a staff member.
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The resulting paragraphs can be desultory, full of fascinating but unintegrated information.
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How does the author begin this piece in the first four paragraphs?
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Pay particular attention to the paragraphs on the 1992 Chemical Weapons Convention.
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What details in the opening paragraphs illustrate Copenhagen's commitment to bike riding?
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Use the opening two paragraphs of the article as a model text.
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As in A Warning, the sentences and paragraphs are pithy and punchy.
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What do you think of the two options outlined in these paragraphs?
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EditorsNote: Edit 1: Corrected time sequences in second-to-last and last paragraphs.
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Finally, you need to get all that information into a couple short paragraphs.
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For him, dance is already a textual language, complete with syntax and paragraphs.
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The format is to explain things in four paragraphs and 500-600 words.
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The lifetime limits ban is a few paragraphs of a 1,300-page law.
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I had read the meadow scene so many times I could recite paragraphs.
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They skip filler introductions, keep their paragraphs short, and get to the point.
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And there are weird extra periods scattered at the end of various paragraphs.
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This version of the story revises last sentences of paragraphs 15 and 16.
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Line breaks supplant punctuation, so phrases pile up rather than congealing into paragraphs.
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"The textile ban, inspections paragraphs, and joint ventures language are strong," he added.
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But even a light reading of this piece -- just a few paragraphs down!
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There's another, more effective technique for optimizing your content: A/B testing paragraphs.
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To achieve a cogent, articulate work, I suggest avoiding consistent one-sentence paragraphs.
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"Moving out several paragraphs, Reagan could have given that speech," Mr. Shirley added.
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You know, not a lot, but a couple paragraphs – about Osama bin Laden.
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Editor's note: An earlier version of this commentary omitted the final two paragraphs.
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I picked out different paragraphs that seemed to be relevant to different subjects.
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How do the authors summarize his political beliefs in the first two paragraphs?
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Suddenly, for five or six paragraphs, you are eating a lukewarm nut cutlet.
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I also met some astonishing third graders who think and speak in paragraphs.
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To make it easier to read, we broke each tweet out into paragraphs.
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He wasn't very excited about all the paragraphs I'm able to churn out.
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What is the tone set by the first two paragraphs of the article?
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There are times when this timidity twists his paragraphs into distinctly odd shapes.
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The insubordination shows up in later paragraphs, where reporters include harder-hitting information.
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What about any quotes you find in the middle paragraphs of these pieces?
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The first four paragraphs of the article pack in a lot of information.
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He mostly sits at a desk and, between paragraphs, ingests cubes of cheese.
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You can read about it in the first few paragraphs of this story.
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And you scroll, and then between two paragraphs you will see an ad.
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Akhbarek stories are seldom longer than a few paragraphs and are highly visual.
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Hopefully these first five paragraphs are the literary version of that car ride.
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There's two paragraphs in particular where Fukuyama seems to give up the game.
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This can be a single paragraph, multiple paragraphs, or the entire document. 3.
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I know those last two paragraphs don't seem like they're related, but they are.
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Right down to the chapter, preceding paragraphs, and in some cases the entire book.
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For one, there's the scale thing we talked about up a few paragraphs above.
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You might be a skimmer, quickly darting through paragraphs to get the main points.
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Nancy Nall, a former columnist, discovered the matching paragraphs and revealed them online. 29.
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The mammoth task of integrating the country's newcomers receives two short and platitudinous paragraphs.
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There are no arrow keys, so you can't jump between letters, sentences, or paragraphs.
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Emails that are more than one or two short paragraphs are generally too long.
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Dameron's post started with "warning: child endangerment and abusive environment," along with several paragraphs.
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Mentioning his name in "as many paragraphs as we can," one source told Reuters.
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In 13 paragraphs Pruitt used the words "you" and "your" more than 20 times.
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People under you don't want to read giant paragraphs that never seem to end.
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Journalist Carmen Aristegui found 197 paragraphs bearing remarkable similarity to the work of others.
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Paragraphs are as studded with dates and numbers as a plum pudding with raisins.
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Rather, I aim to write three paragraphs a day for a series of weeks.
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She took her glasses off, cleaned them and then typed a couple of paragraphs.
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All of a sudden I wanted to write the first one or two paragraphs.
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I find myself skimming sentences, paragraphs, entire pages without missing a single important morsel.
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Some were short, just a sentence and a photo; others were several paragraphs long.
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If the first few paragraphs engage me, I'm much more likely to continue reading.
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Please make sure your pitch includes the following in no more than two paragraphs.
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Summarize their job differences, as described in the fifth through the ninth paragraphs. 2.
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To the Editor: Bret Stephens's final two paragraphs should be required reading for Democrats.
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The preceding paragraphs only hint at the nearly impenetrable complexity of flood risk assessment.
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Make sure it's at least 40 words, but no more than a few paragraphs
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Keep it short and sweet — a few sentences or a few paragraphs, at most.
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Still: Nat Turner is, for many, just a few paragraphs in a history book.
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"The next two paragraphs say 'not sufficient evidence' and 'no obstructive conduct,' " he said.
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He writes a job application letter to the Duke of Milan, it's 11 paragraphs.
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You know how, in every magazine profile, Obama was described as speaking in paragraphs?
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Exploring the mundanities of desire right now, he muses "How could I forget / Often waited for your text / Paragraphs and paragraphs, I could only wish," his mouth moving around each word with a clarity that mirrors the candor of what he's saying.
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Clinton seems comfortable, able to string together paragraphs of complex policy talk off the cuff.
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The five brief paragraphs of Article 103 provide the blueprint for exiting the European Union.
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Their citation to two paragraphs of the PSR (Presentence Investigation Report) indicates U.S. Probation agreed.
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Research online media show that people rarely read past the headlines and first few paragraphs.
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If you go [read] through the rest of the paragraphs, none of them ban it.
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Even the moral qualities of the humble sea urchin are honored with paragraphs of discussion.
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You may have noticed a bunch of "in theory" and "ifs" in the preceding paragraphs.
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Pat Brown used the word "liberal" or "liberalism" seven times in the first eight paragraphs.
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If you can add domestic violence paragraphs, pages into this bill, I'm all for it.
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It's called Theses on the Philosophy of History, and it is exactly 20 paragraphs long.
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They still can't cut and paste paragraphs, but at least they can remove annoying errors.
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Replace "p" and "l" with the number of paragraphs and lines you need to generate.
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I caught a student that had plagiarized a few paragraphs in one of her papers.
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But there are two main challenges stopping the potential future outlined in the opening paragraphs.
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Many of the paragraphs were simply lists of scores, football plays, or marathon finishing times.
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In his memoir "The Art of the Deal," he dispensed with it in five paragraphs.
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I wrote two short paragraphs, about 50 words, and shipped it off to Ms. Joseph.
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No matter how agitated Arthur becomes, nothing ruffles the novel's syntax or bloats its paragraphs.
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If you already know this stuff, feel free to skip the next couple of paragraphs.
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And actually, one of Oracle's expert witnesses devoted seventeen paragraphs to ARC in his report.
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Another is blank verse, run together into paragraphs but pausing for breath every 10 syllables.
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Sending Ferriss' assistant a total of 31 messages, some of which were nine paragraphs long.
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From the first paragraphs, black houses surround a "barely agitated river," with a white bridge.
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You have a real sense for when to go with bullet points instead of paragraphs.
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In a few introductory paragraphs, he dismisses economics, racial tensions and tribalism as inadequate answers.
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Each story took several paragraphs to push back on Trump's claim, and then only mildly.
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That, and because he never settles for one-sentence answers when expansive paragraphs will do.
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These pages include single paragraphs of biographical info, but they're rendered practically unreadable by formatting.
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There's a lot of doodling, crossing out and crumpling up that goes into these paragraphs.
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What happened in Charlottesville this weekend, according to the first six paragraphs of this article?
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A day later, India's largest news agency publishes two paragraphs about Shankar's visit to Srinagar.
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It approaches the text in ways both abstract and overly literal, sometimes excerpting entire paragraphs.
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She's especially right when she axes the sentences or paragraphs of which you're most proud.
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Did these next two paragraphs help answer some of the questions the first paragraph raised?
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Did these next two paragraphs help answer some of the questions the first paragraph raised?
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Pompeo said Thursday that he only read the "first couple of paragraphs" of the complaint.
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She speaks in composed paragraphs and brooks no interruption until she has unfurled a thought.
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Others wanted to know why the new accusation was buried 11 paragraphs into the story.
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Even speaking spontaneously, he delivered complete sentences and paragraphs, with uncommon command over his tone.
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One struggles with math, reads below grade level and has trouble turning thoughts into paragraphs.
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Yes, they were becoming more independent, speaking in full sentences and even long fluid paragraphs.
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For instance, she allegedly inserted 29 paragraphs that largely made it into the final document.
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What details does he provide in the next two paragraphs to further describe the setting?
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To do it right he'd have to write all new, non-Knausgaardian sentences and paragraphs.
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Zuckerberg spends a couple paragraphs discussing civic engagement, specifically poor voter turnout around the world.
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Printers often copied entire paragraphs or columns directly from other newspapers and frequently without attribution.
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Like, we issued thoughts in sentences and paragraphs instead of a series of social media convulsions?
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Here are the opening paragraphs: Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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That might have been done, to a limited degree, even in a few paragraphs of background.
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It was one of those things where in the script, it was like two paragraphs long.
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Thence follows two paragraphs of baffling waffle which bear very little resemblance to Djokovic's original comments.
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Here's Doolittle's reply, which we chopped into more digestible paragraphs but is otherwise presented in full.
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The last two paragraphs are the ones to focus on, so let's take each in turn.
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"No one has time to read your long letter full of big dense paragraphs," Hellmann says.
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These two paragraphs have been erased from the version of Duong's post that is currently live.
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There were 187 paragraphs in the decree, and "each paragraph required a policy change," said Cole.
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So for the next few paragraphs, assume the word "probably" is peppered throughout: First, the invites.
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This version of the story has been refiled to fix typos in paragraphs one and two
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For my emails, I wrote about three paragraphs max and asked my questions clearly and succinctly.
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The sentence is followed by two paragraphs of text redacted by long strips of black ink.
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She shares specific examples, such as avoiding typos and keeping messages around two paragraphs or less.
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Students can categorize those sentences and write more of their own to create full paragraphs. 6.
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Officials have characterized those markings — a small "C" at the top of classified paragraphs — as atypical.
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Be sure to proofread it and edit it if it's longer than a few short paragraphs.
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" The eight-page report spends several paragraphs contemplating the meanings of words like "furnish" and "redecorate.
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Below those, Shapton includes brief paragraphs from the perspective of the women who wore the dresses.
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" Other paragraphs in the note about Mr. Annan's resignation were marked "(SBU)," for "sensitive but unclassified.
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Don't let the qualified headlines or lead paragraphs in most of the news media fool you.
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Subsequently, in several paragraphs inserted into a law on reservoirs and waterworks, he invalidated the restraints.
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Charismatic and epigrammatic, Dr. Oxman speaks as if in capital letters and long, enticing, musical paragraphs.
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What argument do the authors make about bots in the first six paragraphs of the article?
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There are paragraphs of The Narrow Door, whole sections, that would be difficult to call essential.
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It's a relatively oblique critique, one only really brought into relief in the story's closing paragraphs.
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Mr. D'Vorkin replied that those few paragraphs were all that was required to tell the story.
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Books, meanwhile, still survive on the state-approved internet, but condensed into single emoji-strewn paragraphs.
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The paragraphs he didn't read became public soon enough — and started making the rounds on Twitter.
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It often follows the "lead," or opening paragraph or paragraphs that attempt to get your attention.
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The writing in "Once Upon a Time" has paragraphs of all sorts — digression, voice-over, description.
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It's almost hard to pick out some of her choice quotes, since Hill speaks in paragraphs.
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I can also select sentences and paragraphs to highlight, add notations and share on social media.
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Writing Your narrative essay should include five to six paragraphs, with an introduction, body and conclusion.
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His Wikipedia page was barely two paragraphs long and made no mention of playgrounds at all.
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He is a measured presence off the court, speaking in paragraphs in a deep nasal voice.
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Updated at 8am ET on Sept 4th with a couple paragraphs about phones being kept longer.
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The hoax tells Facebook users to repost a paragraphs-long status to to ensure their privacy.
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Amazingly, my colleague Mark Josephson kept track of them, clipping the paragraphs into a running file.
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What details in the photos and the opening paragraphs of the article help set the scene?
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Business Insider edited some of the text in the first two paragraphs to reflect updated information.
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"Money," said Mr. Foreman, a born raconteur who speaks in long paragraphs peppered with Cockney slang.
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You get an email that goes on for paragraphs and paragraphs, with the author telling you their life story, going on about how important it is that you reply to them and how much they admire you, and then making a big long ask for your time.
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It's so difficult for computers because translation doesn't—or shouldn't—involve simply translating words, sentences or paragraphs.
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Very few pearls or even paragraphs of wisdom ever actually translate into any kind of actionable plan.
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These sorts of things could have been tucked inside a few paragraphs, and would have been grounding.
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With spoilers jumping out at you from the next few paragraphs, here's how my night went down.
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But take a look at her last paragraphs: Make SURE you sign up for my upcoming classes!
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And if that's too ambiguous for Kavanaugh, several paragraphs are dedicated to addressing his concerns in detail.
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"For one thing, everybody tells me with Facebook you should write two paragraphs at most," he says.
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Then, they wore eye-tracking technology while reading paragraphs in which the number of spaces was manipulated.
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Then it started linking a few words together and at some point it started writing coherent paragraphs.
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Or read the opening paragraphs of one of those Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: emails from your weird aunt.
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She attributed the difference to an error in drafting the amendment, whose changes consisted of two paragraphs.
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The last couple of paragraphs [above] tell me they're anticipating aggressive pushback from the World Trade Organization.
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Over Skype, he was direct and hyper-cogent, the kind of person who speaks in full paragraphs.
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These paragraphs are pretty narrowly composed and make no real account for why Sanders was so popular.
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Lee's characters often talk in erudite paragraphs rather than the usual fits and slang of local speech.
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First, read these opening paragraphs from two very different Dispatches: AUSTERLITZ, the Netherlands — Shortly after 10 p.m.
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Click on at least three linked articles, read their opening two paragraphs and scroll through their photos.
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If you'll permit me, I'd like to read a few paragraphs and then we'll talk about it.
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But the novelist ideally writes in paragraphs and chapters, not in sentences, as Woolf reminded her readers.
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Dedicating a long chapter to them in "Playing Dead," rather than a few paragraphs, feels like padding.
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What we loved about the campaign is that it doesn't require paragraphs of copy to explain it.
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Contrary to how the preceding paragraphs might make it seem, I'm not a bad or selfish person.
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You can access models for these types of paragraphs at previous Learning Network posts for E.L.L. students.
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You'll notice that in the preceding paragraphs I use the word "privilege" in a very positive way.
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But without Bellow's chewy mega-paragraphs of interior speculation, the character is little more than a balloon.
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Or one overview and we're not gonna make you read eight paragraphs or listen for two minutes.
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No one writes letters anymore and even texting long paragraphs on your phone is becoming a chore.
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In the business I'm in, which is, basically, writing paragraphs, there's not enough competition as it is.
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But the article would have been very different if the author had put the last paragraphs first.
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My column — these flip little paragraphs that combined hero worship and schadenfreude — they might have been accurate.
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It's for that reason that my first few paragraphs are often the last part that I write.
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If I had to count, I'd say my father spoke 20 paragraphs to me in his lifetime.
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I used to find lengthy paragraphs without line breaks difficult and boring, and now I enjoy them.
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If I accept this job, I will be revising poorly written sentences and shifting paragraphs for clarity.
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" Bezos prefers memos, he says, because each have "verbs and sentences and topic sentences and complete paragraphs.
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A few wildly implausible paragraphs later, Pierre, Lucy, and Isabel all die in a heap, Shakespeare style.
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Warning: Major spoilers for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker follow, but not for several more paragraphs.
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So I've set this up over the past few paragraphs and...no, I can't pick the Vikings.
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Omissions include characters, paragraphs, images and even dialogue that could be heard onscreen for the first time.
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In addition to some gorgeous art as well as paragraphs and paragraphs of text describing the entirety of Beto's key life experiences in the third person, the Democratic candidate also created short videos, in which he describes everything from his love of punk to his first date with Amy.
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That afterword lifts the curtain a little, offering a few paragraphs about Mr. Desmond's childhood in Winslow, Ariz.
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Everyone not named Hurley or Cutler is happy at the end, but you knew that several paragraphs ago.
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Paragraphs from the original article are in bold, reproduced exactly as he wrote it, with the hyperlinks intact.
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In my first draft, I spent several paragraphs on this, but then my column was way too long.
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Life events other biographers pay most attention to are mentioned, but never given more than a few paragraphs.
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"From then until May, it was another brutal haul, to, well… come up with connecting paragraphs," Christie says.
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Correction March 4th, 5:30PM ET: This article has been lightly edited to clarify the last two paragraphs.
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In the same collection of paragraphs, she also wrote about why raspberry jam is the worst thing ever.
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Like Ellroy's earlier books, "This Storm" has short paragraphs, single-clause sentences and heightened, at times wearying repetition.
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Then, last but not least, is what Trump said a few paragraphs after his "on many sides" comment.
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I've become a terrible reader in recent years, since I'll stop every few paragraphs to check my email.
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But it's not like I'm Jack Kerouac, capable of spitting out fully coherent paragraphs for pages on end.
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Another addition to that document took eight more days to complete, though it was just several paragraphs long.
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While these successes are important beginnings, they are exceptions that can still be covered in only two paragraphs.
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Some speed-reading systems, for example, instruct people to focus only on the beginnings of paragraphs and chapters.
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" According to Bloom, instead, the court "struck only portions of six paragraphs out of a 317 paragraph complaint.
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Acts of accidental violence bookend her story "The Nature of the Miracle," which is only four paragraphs long.
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The 10th post, which included paragraphs 27 through 31 of the Declaration of Independence, was deleted by Facebook.
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As I looked past its benign surface, ideas began coming into my head—in complete sentences, even paragraphs.
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Such systems can be seeded with a topic, or the first few paragraphs, and be told to "write".
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But machines are aeons away from being able to recreate rhetorical and argumentative flow across paragraphs and pages.
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The act of grabbing the passport tells us more about the character than paragraphs of interior babble could.
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Becca Luna was one of the women behind the curtain, banging out the paragraphs to aide your consumption.
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It's one thing to read it from the perspective of the survivor, with paragraphs of context around it.
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Her emails contained "numerous tracked changes and comments," the indictment said, plus insertions of at least 31 paragraphs.
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Let me read to you a little bit from one of the last paragraphs of the new preface.
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Some paragraphs were incorporated verbatim, according to a comparison of both documents, which were provided to The Times.
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How do the first three paragraphs of this article describe the same contrast depicted in the video above?
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What facts or numbers in the first several paragraphs stood out and helped you to understand the issue?
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That is what these fragments feel like: teeming worlds suspended in white space, entire novels condensed into paragraphs.
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I smell a rose and it gives me two paragraphs of rapture about the instinctive nobility of man.
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I found myself enjoying the option, even if it truncates pages and makes paragraphs look a little unwieldy.
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All the fact checks and "to be sure" paragraphs in the world may not obviate the collateral damage.
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Dear reader: Together, we have just spent four paragraphs arguing about the correct way to feel about birds.
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Before an intrepid internet sleuth noticed that Melania Trump, or whoever wrote her speech, had lifted multiple paragraphs from Michelle Obama's 2008 convention speech—paragraphs extolling the value of hard work and importance of words, ironically —the storyline coming out of the Republican National Convention was much darker and more ominous.
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You couldn't even hear the last two paragraphs of Cruz's speech because the booing had reached such a crescendo!
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Delivered in 1793, George Washington`s second inaugural address was the shortest ever in 135 words, just two paragraphs.
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The statement just released in Johannesburg is even baggier: 102 paragraphs containing an as yet uncounted number of pledges.
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Instead of signing their names and moving on, passengers were writing paragraphs—long notes of compassion, grief and strength.
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His paragraphs are written to careful rhythms, from incantatory to fulminatory with every stop on the way in between.
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It recently released Textio Flow, which suggests not only the most effective words but also phrases or whole paragraphs.
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All the more so when the contents of the chapbook are a series of paragraphs — prose poems, you know.
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The punk-music elements in the short story are just set dressing, a few paragraphs about the background music.
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Yet no machine can easily or quickly skim meaning from the internet's tangle of predicates, complements, sentences, and paragraphs.
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One was a couple of paragraphs, the other was just one, but both were very much about the event.
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Most experts say three paragraphs are enough, and despite how formal letter covers letters seem, you can — and should!
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His paragraphs could seem to run forever, as if the start of a new one would destroy his momentum.
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Within minutes, Mr. Jenkins tapped out 21980 paragraphs about the ad; his article appeared in the paper that afternoon.
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Other entries are bite-sized paragraphs, like a blurb on Australia's Boab Prison Tree or Alaska's Adak National Forest.
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Emerson was an unmethodical writer with low, puffy sideburns who liked to work himself up into paragraphs of rapture.
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A spokeswoman for the paper pointed The Hill to two paragraphs from a recent note from publisher A.G. Sulzberger.
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It just so happens we're at the end of one paragraph, while there's paragraphs and chapters to be written.
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The app has a clear, readable interface and does a good job of combining images, headlines and introductory paragraphs.
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Why can't I have the starred paragraphs of the PDF on the DPT automatically highlight in the original document?
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But between all the pieces of paper I found sentences and paragraphs that, taken together, made the point clear.
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Mueller writes that Flynn "also provided useful information concerning" ... well, something, but the following two paragraphs are then redacted.
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Indeed, have I somehow betrayed the resistance by spending the last few paragraphs reminding people of Kristol's pernicious views?
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Print also supports readers through difficult content via signals to organization like paragraphs and headings, conventions missing from audio.
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If Parsons' knee prevents him from staying on the court, erase the previous two paragraphs from your memory. 5.
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Then, draw small rectangles, or thumbnails, in pencil that are equal to the number of paragraphs in the article.
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It's difficult to pinpoint the wildest part of those four paragraphs, but "drone journalism lab" is a strong contender.
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So it's a bit disheartening to get to the end with only a handful of paragraphs on sexual harassment.
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It's unfortunate that Aldous rushes through Schlesinger's last four decades, devoting just a few paragraphs to his later works.
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As he wrote in the opening paragraphs of his Buttigieg critique: Let me be up front about my bias.
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The next few paragraphs describe with some clarity what the FBI and law enforcement see on a daily basis.
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They generate sentences and even paragraphs that are perfectly readable (grammatically, at least) even if they lack intentional meaning.
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Somewhere along the way, Warren developed a talent for bumper stickers, while refining her ability to speak in paragraphs.
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She conveys her beliefs and suspicions in discrete paragraphs of text, quoting lines of poetry, personal correspondence, psychological studies.
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She has a propensity for ignoring attention-deficit questioners (like me) when trying to answer in reasoned verbal paragraphs.
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By 2016's campaign memoir, Our Revolution, Sanders's Jewishness merited two full paragraphs, including a mention of the Holocaust.
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They can capture the extent of the chaos in a way that paragraphs full of fulminations don't always do.
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The sentences become paragraphs, and as for the colors — well, the harmonies are what the lines are built on.
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The offense manifests itself most seriously and canonically when you lift whole sentences or paragraphs of somebody else's work.
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"Somewhere in paragraphs 27-31 of the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson wrote something that Facebook finds offensive," Stinnett wrote.
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He may rewrite something the way he wants it and also restructure paragraphs that he thinks are out of order.
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Most people spend more time on that dozen or so words than we do on paragraphs we write in emails.
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Below the headline is a few paragraphs, followed by a two photos of a man, his face stained dark red.
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In case you missed it two paragraphs ago, that's 112 tracks of music from the Fox television show Bob's Burgers.
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The hitch is that more of the math will be couched in paragraphs, which may intensify the pressure for speed.
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Should I separate this paragraph into multiple smaller paragraphs which contain the same language, because it will look more elegant?
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If you've got a good handle on what neutrinoless double beta decay is, you can skip the next three paragraphs.
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Trump's written testimony to the entire list of questions about the proposed Trump Tower project in Moscow comprised three paragraphs.
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In their whitepaper, the researchers on this text-swapping method commit several paragraphs to the ethical considerations of such technology.
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Absorbing these two simple paragraphs will shed a great deal of light on what is going on at the moment.
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It's interesting to join up phrases and words and paragraphs and ideas with music and change the way it feels.
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" On domestic violence: "If you can add domestic violence paragraphs — pages — into [the Manchin-Toomey bill], I'm all for it.
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And here are the first two paragraphs of The Lily story: Like many models, Lyn Slater has lots of fans.
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At one point he reprints a few overwrought paragraphs, which he once hoped would form the beginning of a novel.
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Rather than quote just one review, we've chosen some evocative paragraphs from pieces on a range of cuisines and restaurants.
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Her statement of resignation on Sunday went on for four long paragraphs before finally mentioning that she was stepping down.
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" Three paragraphs later his speech patterns have changed: "And I see trees encumbered with knots of the fire-starting tinder.
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Characters speak in preposterously long paragraphs, heaping expository backstory on one another until almost every exchange resembles a wiki entry.
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Somewhere in the gap between those three paragraphs we lost one of the most important venues in the country, forever.
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Mark: D+ Four prissy, jarring and inaccurate similes in two short paragraphs completely do my head in with this excerpt.
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I'm leaving the next few paragraphs here, however, so readers can see how I originally interpreted portions of his speech.
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After revisions are made, students can break into groups of four or five to read their paragraphs to each other.
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NEW YORK, Jan 30 (Reuters) - As press releases go, it was vague and brief - six paragraphs, 394 words in all.
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In mainstream comics, some writers pad their stories with paragraphs of irrelevant dialogue in order to extend the reading experience.
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I had a highlighter ready to mark the more pavement-thick paragraphs I'd have to go back and re-ponder.
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Tommasini does a fine job of conveying the inner life of a piece, through his rhythmic sentences and sculpted paragraphs.
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It was also labeled an "experimental novel" because its characters are nameless and its paragraphs sometimes run for several pages.
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Or maybe, as my editor says, my strength isn't really in producing paragraphs but in reporting — and distributing — the news.
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We cannot invest in long-form, in-depth journalism for readers interested only in headlines, first paragraphs, or list-icles.
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"If you'll remember, the first, I don't know, three, four, five, six paragraphs was about America coming together," he said.
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Will you promise to use a word as dazzling as the "recrudescence" that you hauled out a few paragraphs back?
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Before writing paragraphs — which is often now part of the kindergarten curriculum — children do need to practice writing great sentences.
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I give reading quizzes on the literature by asking them to write analytical paragraphs answering the same three VTS questions.
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But cryptologists, including NSA experts and the American scientist James Gillogly, gradually decrypted the first three paragraphs of the text.
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While the first three Kryptos paragraphs either use only substitution or transposition, Hanson suspects that the fourth paragraph uses both.
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How does he pull you into the action, minute by minute, in the three paragraphs that begin "On Saturday afternoon …"?
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I can't believe your answer to the question of whether selling a Nazi souvenir was ethical took seven tortured paragraphs.
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It's for that reason that my first few paragraphs are often the last part of my stories that I write.
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On the walls just beyond the entrance, we read the paragraphs written in small letters that put Chareau in context.
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Another way to think about it: the above few paragraphs make the case that this is a uniquely important era.
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They stressed Ireland was still opposed to such a wording in the draft document, which contained six paragraphs in total.
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What are the details of the fire happening in Southern California, according to the first four paragraphs of the article?
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Since then, the author of the piece, Andrew Kaczynski, has said the two paragraphs were not meant as a threat.
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We did so because polished paragraphs perfect for quotation roll from his tongue as effortlessly as ordering an egg salad sandwich.
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That's why soon, endless paragraphs of text and time-consuming videos might not be the only ways to get our news.
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The New York Times's season preview called the shot a "gimmick" in its headline and twice in the first two paragraphs.
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A few paragraphs on how greenhouse gas emissions come from the burning of fossil fuels and must decrease was also nixed.
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There's more (paragraphs 544 to 549 or so) in the Open Internet Order if anyone (for instance, Judge Kavanaugh) is curious.
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I could spend paragraphs describing a sound and it wouldn't compare to even a few moments listening to the track itself.
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Buried deep in yesterday&aposs piece on the origins of the Russian probe, more than 40 paragraphs down is this revelation.
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"She has a dad and I'm sure he has a few paragraphs about that himself," Alec said, of brother Stephen Baldwin.
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To leave the EU, Britain will have to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, where the key paragraphs are 2.
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Another fix would be to remove those paragraphs and have U.S. government agencies that enforce export control rules monitor the technologies.
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In the following paragraphs, listed dates and time frames hew to Microsoft's fiscal calendar, which ends at the close of June.
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Paragraphs of direct quotes from four league sources and then a throwaway line from the author so as to appear balanced.
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In fact, just a few short paragraphs summarizing your professional background, areas of expertise and key accomplishments will do the trick.
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" The prime directive, as stated a few paragraphs later: "All enemies should be combined into one enemy, which is the Jews.
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NOTE: This story has been updated from the original to include three paragraphs near the top that were inadvertently left out.
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It can feel like a slog to scroll through paragraphs of text when all you want is a list of ingredients.
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The novel is a repetitive collage, awarding each character, or household, only a few sentences or paragraphs before swerving away elsewhere.
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The documents share full paragraphs of identical information, with changes to the parties involved, the amount paid, and some other details.
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Hawkins's voice is both gentle and totally assured, and she speaks in long elliptical paragraphs that tend to eddy into generalities.
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Prince Harry released a statement on Tuesday saying the publication "strategically omitted select paragraphs" from the letter to manipulate its readers.
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The blanks between groups of words turn them into sentences, and the blanks between groups of sentences turn them into paragraphs.
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Below, paragraphs from the original article are in bold, reproduced exactly as they were published, with the images and hyperlinks intact.
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For the next two weeks, Dylan said nothing in public, while the committee fretted and old school writers of paragraphs fumed.
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She posted a series of paragraphs on her Instagram Story, taking followers through every step from cleansing, to toners, to serums.
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From simple messages of users saying thank you, to long paragraphs of writing saying thank you in one way or another.
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Just a few paragraphs earlier Bisping admitted that Whittaker's claims to be the No. 1 contender are a "maybe" at best.
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In contrast to the majority's mere three paragraphs on stare decisis, Justice Stephen Breyer's dissent devotes over three pages to it.
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Sometimes he plunges into dense paragraphs running a page or two long, packed with the tangled details of public health politics.
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The director, Jade King Carroll, has done what she can to shape the script's graceful paragraphs into a simulation of action.
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Once you've identified the words (whether by listening or reading), the same mental process comprehends the sentences and paragraphs they form.
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As before, each of those paragraphs was plucked from the web and rephrased into something less plagiaristic by the site's algorithm.
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" Rob Penttinen, a Nashua postal worker, was even more effusive about Mr. Buttigieg: "The guy speaks in paragraphs, not just sentences.
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Ryan Sutton explains what's really going on, and in a few short paragraphs crystallizes a classic problem in economics and behavior.
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The two narratives begin all tangled up, alternating paragraphs, before separating out into chapter-long digressions about the two heroes' lives.
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The last two paragraphs of the book amount to one of the most excruciating extended metaphors — yes, the ship of state!
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In Divinity 2, dialogue is kept brief: clicking an option to explore a topic yields a few paragraphs, but nothing more.
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Even though they usually appear at the bottom of my story, these paragraphs are usually the first ones that I write.
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Conversations flow into one another in long paragraphs devoid of quotation marks and even punctuation to differentiate one speaker from another.
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He speaks quickly in vast paragraphs of multi-clause sentences, spooling through connections as they occur to him in the moment.
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Please note: These questions cover the basics of the news as outlined in the first 25 short paragraphs of this article.
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I read through diaries and to-do lists and newspaper clippings from the 1960s along with paragraphs about her two children.
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Then, consider these questions: How do the first two paragraphs set the stage for the story and give some necessary background?
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Here are four strategies to try, and we challenge you to test them all by writing four different first paragraphs: 1.
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Lee writes primarily in short, idiomatic sentences and paragraphs whose plainness appears to be designed to emphasize the drama of events.
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Swaths of text appear in different shades or zigzag across the page; other pages contain only single paragraphs or single sentences.
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I can see the paragraphs I'm writing as little jail cells, penning me into perspectives, conceits, ideas, jokes, and memories—stories!
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For those who somehow missed it, here's the headline and lead paragraphs that set the table to a journalist train wreck.
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The letter, supposedly written by Dr. Harold Bornstein of Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan, is four paragraphs long and defies parody.
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Short and sweet is best — just like no one likes paragraph texts, don't send anything longer than two or three mini paragraphs.
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While the first nine excerpts posted as scheduled, the 10th part, consisting paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Declaration, did not appear.
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You can copy entire paragraphs of text by highlighting it with one finger, and pinching with three fingers to copy and paste.
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Below, paragraphs from the original column are in bold, reproduced exactly as Mr. Kristof wrote them, with the images and hyperlinks intact.
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Below, paragraphs from the original piece are in bold, reproduced exactly as Ms. Sengupta wrote them, with the images and hyperlinks intact.
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Put those together and 3DFS is measuring electricity "digitally" — easier to use that term than deliver paragraphs of explanations with every mention.
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His sentences come out in paragraphs, with a winding intricacy that often makes sense only when transcribed, read once, then read again.
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Eight years later, when the leaders met in Xiamen, China, the declaration stretched to 71 numbered paragraphs stuffed with 125 discrete promises.
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Google shared a couple of paragraphs from Prince's 1831 autobiography, The History of Mary Prince, a West Indian Slave, in a blogpost.
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But instead of reading paragraphs on a page, stories are structured like an SMS conversation, with the reader "watching" the chat unfold.
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"Clinton stated she did not know and could only speculate it was referencing paragraphs marked in alphabetical order," the interview notes stated.
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It was apparently downloaded 9.5 million times and was based upon technology that aggregated news articles and summarized them in short paragraphs.
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He released a glowing letter from his doctor, which detailed his entire 70-year medical history in, wait for it, four paragraphs.
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"Houellebecq talks about a grammar of images, treating images like words in paragraphs and chapters, and rooms like chapter separations," explains Fischman.
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In a blog post announcing the decision, Alaska took four paragraphs of rambling before gathering the courage to announce the bad news.
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You only need to read through the first few paragraphs to imagine him standing at a podium, delivering a political policy speech.
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The resulting "Khaled Ipsum Text Generator" spouts up to 10 paragraphs of non-sequitorial and platitudinous "keys to success" into poetic flarf.
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The pair use that speed to their advantage, running through the stories or relevant documents and screenshotting the money sentences and paragraphs.
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I know none of you even read these first two paragraphs and just skip straight to the first big-font sub-heading!
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That a person could live a full life and be deduced to one or two paragraphs about how they lost their life.
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Making the habit of writing a couple paragraphs down every night can help you better understand what you are feeling and why.
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The former speaks in pages and paragraphs, the latter in two- or three-word fragments, without any Marinetti-like patter of power.
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Someone is seriously fired," he tweeted, adding, "Tbh, I was more offended by just about every other speech than Melania's plagiarized paragraphs.
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But, to be convinced through writing, I need to describe what the experience was like, and this takes more paragraphs to do.
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But Keys' attorney said fixing the story's headline, byline and first paragraphs cost less than $5,000, the threshold for a felony violation.
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In a brief series of counterfactual paragraphs, Reid teases out, from the evidence of his panorama, alternatives that never came to pass.
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I tried that strategy above, in the paragraphs describing Doe's allegations and the briefing on their motion to litigate under a pseudonym.
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This version of the story changes "medical" to "medication" in paragraphs 4, 6 and 11; changes Jamie to Jaime in paragraph 3
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How does this writer describe the differences in the lives of rich and poor children in the opening paragraphs of the article?
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Through the cube, a form that is both Platonic and ultra-Modern, Gladman begins to think about sentences and, eventually, paragraphs architecturally.
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The letter spends six paragraphs lecturing Furie's lawyers about the ins and outs of "fair use" of a copyrighted work before demuring.
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When you see the word "shirtless man" in a headline, you know the next few paragraphs are going to be A Ride.
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The final paragraphs are meant to function as stark honesty in relation to the manic illustrations of the middle of the essay.
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Dashes appear tight or brushy and can resemble nautical flags, computer code, or paragraphs (I was reminded of Philip Guston's open books).
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A portion of the test called "scrambled paragraphs" is being removed and replaced with multiple choice questions intended to evaluate writing skills.
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There's a 218-22014 chance you've already forgotten who is playing in the game, even though I mentioned it two paragraphs ago.
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These moments frequently occur in the final paragraphs of a story, when it reveals its black, cynical heart in all its glory.
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"Twice in the last year, I typed in five paragraphs of feedback, and it says, 'We'll get back to you,'" he said.
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Students filled out worksheets, answered factual questions, constructed formulaic paragraphs, followed algorithms and conducted "experiments" for which the results were already known.
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Each pitch gleams perfectly in place, but in "The Queen of Spades" she seldom shaped the notes into authoritative phrases or paragraphs.
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When you're finished, if you're doing this in a classroom setting, you might share the paragraph or paragraphs you chose with others.
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The paragraphs that followed described a meeting in which engineers were patting themselves on the back for giving users such "meaningful" experiences.
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Shabbat and the Jewish holidays are punctuation marks in the sentences and paragraphs of our lives and the lives of our people.
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I'll admit that my opening paragraphs are usually my most colorful because I typically spend the most amount of time on them.
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Opening with Marx: "Great social revolutions are impossible without the feminine ferment," the narrative hits the ground running in pithy, breathless paragraphs.
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We documented and presented to The Hill misstatements, omissions and other erroneous material in 11 of her 14 paragraphs, and her headline.
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The rules say new companies cannot register names that are paragraphs or long sentences, or that include sensitive language, including political terms.
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He had the face of a monk, the obsessive auto-didacticism of a collector and a habit of speaking in fulsome paragraphs.
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The newsletter includes a few paragraphs that I write about the news, as well as some reading suggestions from around the web.
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How does Motoko Rich, the author, grab the reader's attention in her opening paragraphs to capture the drama of an abacus championship?
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But as his campaign has become an unexpected obstacle to the left's favored candidates, these deliberate paragraphs have become reliable rage objects.
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While I don't consider my friend Christopher Buckley remarkably funny in person, I can hardly read one of his paragraphs without laughing.
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Meanwhile, the doctors' descriptions of mold, quarantines and medical care are just a few paragraphs in a growing stack of legal filings.
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This is raw text straight from a civil war: Messages were automatically broken into chunks, resulting in strange line breaks and paragraphs.
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Even if the report is a couple dozen pages, a couple paragraphs about the president could or could not be pretty damning.
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In the third grade the humiliation of being forced to read a few paragraphs about stewardesses in the Weekly Reader still burns.
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The final summit declaration repeated earlier condemnations of "terrorism in all its forms" and devoted several paragraphs to joint effort to fight terrorism.
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Still, I'll try to keep this bit pretty short, because we've got a lot of camera to talk about in the paragraphs ahead.
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Even without the paragraphs on end-to-end encryption, Duong's post offers interesting insight into Google's thinking as it planned to launch Allo.
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Now, I am being flippant (if you hadn't noticed, you might want to delete your angry tweet from a couple of paragraphs ago).
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Or those paragraphs could be removed and the technologies at issue be monitored instead by U.S. government agencies that enforce export control rules.
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Here are the next few machine-paragraphs that were produced by the machine:The scientist named the population, after their distinctive horn, Ovid's Unicorn.
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On the first page, just a few paragraphs in, is the following passage: What George Orwell feared were those who would ban books.
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Here are two telling paragraphs: It's hard to imagine that either Trump or Zucker would be where he is today without the other.
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"Twice in the last year, I typed in five paragraphs of feedback, and it says, 'We'll get back to you,'" he told Recode.
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NSC officials insert the president's name in "as many paragraphs as we can because he keeps reading if he's mentioned," the report said.
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I've been inserting the sentence "Mike Isaac rules" into random paragraphs of my stories for years and no one has said a word.
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A lower court removed some of the redactions earlier this month but Healey argued the 189 paragraphs that remained redacted should be unveiled.
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It was too specific a speech to be one that he'd pulled from memory; he was thinking on his feet, in shapely paragraphs.
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" The article yo-yos back and forth for the following 14 paragraphs, which describe trying to "confiscate" weapons and support for "mandatory buybacks.
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Imagine my delight when three women stood in succession to read their soaring, searing paragraphs while a thrill moved through all of us.
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When, barring a miracle, he eventually withdraws, his failed takedown of Biden will probably be in the opening paragraphs of his political obituaries.
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Trained as an attorney, he speaks precisely, often in complete paragraphs, as if he is weighing each word before it leaves his mouth.
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Long presents 16 pirate-themed spreads, each with expository paragraphs and a list of "10 things to spot" in Bloom's chockablock central illustration.
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For her second Bundesliga game, in mid-October, the coverage of her performance was limited to a few paragraphs in the local paper.
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But each of those paragraphs, except the one on reproductive rights, has a link to other pages with more details on her plans.
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In this edition of our Mentor Text series, you'll both learn more about how these paragraphs work and try to write your own.
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The criminal investigation goes beyond those payments, according to prosecutors, who redacted several paragraphs in court filings describing the scope of the inquiry.
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In an era of tweets, she speaks in long, discursive paragraphs that weave together personal narrative, politics and her views on social change.
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The Washington Post gave it a few lines two days after the murder, and a few paragraphs 15 months later, after the trial.
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Porter deftly skips back and forth through the decades, sometimes summarizing a life in a few paragraphs, sometimes spending pages on one conversation.
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He expresses himself in the orderly paragraphs of a former high-school debater, but with deft comic timing and a gift for shtick.
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A lower court removed some of the redactions this month, but Healey argued that the 189 paragraphs that remained redacted should be unveiled.
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On Monday night, it became very clear that Melania Trump's 2016 convention speech had lifted two paragraphs from Michelle Obama's 2008 convention speech.
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In this installation, "Fuck It, I Love You," snippets of conversations, paragraphs from unknown short stories, and descriptions of feelings and emotions commingle.
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Donald Trump's wife included two paragraphs that were incredibly similar to the remarks that Michelle Obama delivered at the Democratic National Convention in 2008.
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Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto filled about 30 percent of his undergraduate law thesis with unattributed paragraphs lifted from books, according to a report.
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Avoid long paragraphs, spelling mistakes and know when communicating in person or on the phone is better to convey your message, career strategists suggest.
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But as we prepare to ride out again, let's remember the opening paragraphs from this year that moved us, surprised us, and inspired us.
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This statement is startling enough on its own, but it's especially jarring when, not three paragraphs earlier, Hilton was espousing the merits of feminism.
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The plagiarized sections ranged in length from entire paragraphs to individual sentences and fragments in documents that were between five and 14 pages long.
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The brevity of Memories of My Mother makes it a marvel of a short story that grips, you in just a handful of paragraphs.
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One panel is a comical lineup of the odd characters who once peopled the streets of Cork; witty paragraphs convey each person's defining eccentricity.
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But if you ignore the mistakes and allow yourself to continue typing, the feeling of punching out a couple of paragraphs is remarkably satisfying.
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If you frequent Instagram often enough it's clear, The Game has a way with words and run-on sentences with seemingly never ending paragraphs.
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I could write many more paragraphs about bullying, physical threats, and verbal abuse my family and I endured at the hands of hateful bigots.
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Several paragraphs into a revealing Washington Post dispatch on internal White House discord was a surprising tidbit about the Trump administration's approach to Obamacare.
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Instead of sending the written equivalent of a fist pounding against a desk, the attorneys wrote four paragraphs that were filled with dad jokes.
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Consider using bullet points, highlight or bolding words that specifies where an action is necessary, or using a maximum of two paragraphs, she says.
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When presented with an email chain using the (C) mark, Clinton "speculated it was referencing paragraphs marked in alphabetical order," according to the report.
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Reactions TO THE EDITOR: Re "When Power of Attorney Becomes Power Struggle" (The New Old Age, May 10): The last several paragraphs were troubling.
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Spiegelman concludes The Guardian's printing of his essay with a couple of extra paragraphs directly addressing what happened with Marvel and the Folio Society.
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Its brief chapters cover years in mere paragraphs, and paint a collagelike portrait of an eccentric woman known during her time as Mad Madge.
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He expresses himself in precise sentences and paragraphs that sound so carefully formed that it is almost as if he were reading an essay.
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Wall-to-wall. But under these circumstances, each story gets a few minutes of each hour and a few paragraphs of each printed page.
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Seven pages that had been in an earlier draft, provided to The New York Times, were summarized in two paragraphs in the final document.
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Yet the only federal law aimed at protecting expecting mothers at work in the U.S. is 40 years old — and just four paragraphs long.
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A statement, six paragraphs long, titled "African American Women In Defense of Ourselves," surrounded by the names of 1,600 black women in tiny type.
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There are two paragraphs in Danish Law that concern smuggling—the second is about receiving money for it, which makes it a criminal offense.
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During the Republican convention, it became very clear that Melania Trump's 2016 convention speech had lifted two paragraphs from Michelle Obama's 2008 convention speech.
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He used to memorize the worst paragraphs of his reviews—the criticism stoked some inner furnace that drove him to become a Great Man.
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But I think it's important to put these things in perspective, which I hopefully did somewhere in the preceding three paragraphs of WORD VOMIT.
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REAL ESTATE Because of a production error, the cover story last Sunday, about new developments opening in historic former bank buildings, omitted several paragraphs.
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The case described in the first few paragraphs of this article was for me an easy high-risk situation, without use of the algorithm.
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He removed two paragraphs in the "findings" section that directly mention Trump over concerns from Republicans and some Democrats that it was too political.
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You are probably expecting me to spend several paragraphs making fun of Google for creating yet another messaging product, as The Information reported yesterday.
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European officials underlined the need to safeguard the rights of expatriates by referring to them in the opening paragraphs of the nine-page guidelines.
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Just like that — two chunky paragraphs released by a team that wasn't even in the field — the annual coaching carousel had begun to whirl.
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Baldwin speaks in poised, impassioned paragraphs and concludes that Western civilization will either be opened for all to enter or demolished by those excluded.
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I could write a post ten thousand paragraphs long of all the new things people with nonlinear work histories are doing to get jobs.
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What comes to light, like everything so terrible and pointless, is destined for a living burial in summaries, figures, and paragraphs like this one.
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There are two paragraphs from Melania Trump's Republican National Convention remarks that look incredibly similar to Michelle Obama's 2008 speech at the Democratic convention.
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It would clarify that the EU's reading of the corresponding paragraphs in the divorce treaty and the declaration on future ties is exactly that.
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A ruling lending support to the plaintiffs' complaint—cited in the opening paragraphs of the suit—came down in late June from the Supreme Court.
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We reconciled the disparity by splitting the data into paragraphs and carrying out a similar process to the one described above, on the paragraph level.
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When I first heard that The Washington Post had reported this, I figured it was a few paragraphs in the middle of a profile piece.
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The three paragraphs on future relations in financial services are little changed from an initial draft released last week, the document seen by Reuters showed.
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Using Xerox's desk, people could do crazy things like highlight paragraphs of text on a book and drag the words onto an electronic word document.
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I guarantee at least 65% of you will have no earthly clue what these paragraphs are going on about, so watch the "Wrong" video above.
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He answers questions in deliberate, unhurried paragraphs, even though he has plenty on his docket for the day, including a photo shoot for this article.
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The Paragraphs, unearthly in their white paint, their true colors showing only in broad stripes down their faces, led a string of manacled-together Neologisms.
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Not all changes are substantive: Long paragraphs have been split up, outdated contacts lists have been updated, and citations to repealed laws have been removed.
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I will bust it out on planes, in restaurants and at coffee shops any time the planets align and a stream of paragraphs hits me.
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Probably not because it's super complicated, and there are a kajillion gotchas and proposed web standards behind nearly every clause in the last three paragraphs.
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It was the first rewrite of the final paragraphs of the RBA's statement "in ages," NAB foreign exchange strategist Rodrigo Catril told Australia's ABC News.
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Or, if you zoned out a few paragraphs ago, you can explore your moon sign and sun sign separately, without knowing your midpoint at all.
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Marnell sketches her life after xoJane briefly, in a few paragraphs that reveal it's just more of the same, more of what we've already read.
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It's basically the exact same chart as we showed you a few paragraphs ago, about the rise of analysts, except lagged by about a year.
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The article is a long, twisted account of how the interview came to be, with the actual Q&A taking up just a few paragraphs.
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The paragraphs that grabbed the attention of The Washington Free Beacon and other outlets involve Bernie Sanders, who visited the commune as a newspaper reporter.
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Read the first letter in each of my paragraphs, and the first letter in each of Mr. Gordon's sentences to decipher the real meta message.
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HANNAH HAHN NEW YORK ⬥ To the Editor: The opening eight or so paragraphs of Rachel Cusk's review are among the finest I have ever read.
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Trump was presented with only the broad outlines of what the meeting would deliver—not details of the document of 79 paragraphs, running 23 pages.
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The plan is pretty sketchy (although not in comparison with his rivals), with seven bullet points and a few surrounding paragraphs of additional policy idea.
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I just think seeing that someone spent some time to write me a few paragraphs about why this matters to them, it merits a read.
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EssayBot gave me a rock-solid opening paragraph, after which I was presented with a suite of additional paragraphs I could plug into the copy.
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But as I became comfortable with the practice, I started to compose full sentences, paragraphs and even whole outlines of my columns just by speaking.
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I might need to find someone who is a good distributor of paragraphs, someone who can force everybody to read mine, from keyboard to eyeballs.
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I race to tap out a few paragraphs to dispatch to my editor among crying babies, disheveled beggars and announcements blaring over the loud speaker.
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He wants us to spend more time in the physical world, in the "terrain" of our cities or between the paragraphs of a printed book.
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What do you learn about Ms. Jones's crime and her academic work while in prison, as reported in the first four paragraphs of the article?
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Can we please get Ariana Grande's name off the headlines and lead paragraphs about the Manchester Arena attacks now that the initial coverage has run?
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O.K., so maybe the previous three paragraphs constituted a bit of fake news, but the Yankees' outstanding exhibition season surely deserves some sort of recognition.
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Meanwhile, at the end of these paragraphs you'll see the nitty-gritty numbers that give the reader an idea of how big this dinosaur was.
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What words, phrases and details does he use in his opening two paragraphs to engage readers and help them to visualize the rarely seen animal?
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As he comments: I'll admit that my opening paragraphs are usually my most colorful because I typically spend the most amount of time on them.
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Within just a few paragraphs, Trump swerved from calls for unity and shared victory to blasting Democrats on their opposition to his proposed border wall.
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If all you knew about Hillary Clinton was these two paragraphs, there might be some legitimate doubt about what she meant in the offending sentence.
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That is, the movie works very hard to provoke a reaction like the one in the previous two paragraphs to justify the inevitable counter-reaction.
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In only six short paragraphs, Rosenstein manages to quote Thomas Paine, Robert Jackson, Edward Levi, John Ashcroft and close with President Donald Trump's "America first" exhortation.
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" The Zoo also devotes a few paragraphs to the emerging relationship between Henry and Fiona, writing, "the behavior we are seeing from Henry is NOT aggressive.
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They need to avoid parroting unconfirmed information and craft articles around the fact that many people will only see the headlines or the first few paragraphs.
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They try to incorporate every possible fact and cover all the different scenarios, producing long PowerPoint decks or paragraphs of text that merely confuse the audience.
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I write first drafts as if I were turning over tarot cards, too: I scribble single, disjointed paragraphs until the right image of a character emerges.
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But those paragraphs cemented the industry's power, allowing manufacturers to challenge regulators over safety disputes and making it difficult for the government to usurp companies' authority.
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" He admitted that there were duplications, but believed them all to be justified, saying at one point that certain paragraphs were "important enough to be repeated.
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Considering how consequential this decision may have been, the few paragraphs about this in Mueller's report simply aren't enough — nor are his brief remarks this week.
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Within days, instructions for the first test were delivered via text, in detailed, official-sounding paragraphs that were later read aloud in court by the prosecutor.
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UPDATE: The headline and introductory paragraphs of this story were written through to reflect an uptick in positive sentiment as more reviews were published Monday night.
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It takes a few rapid-fire paragraphs to avoid touching the wrong keys, but once you get used to it, it's not much of an issue.
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But there are certain people reading this right now, they know who they are, and they know that every word in the following paragraphs actually happened.
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Her version of the Obama-era guidance document was noticeably shorter and contains the phrase "voluntary guidance" at least five times in the first five paragraphs.
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A few paragraphs in, with zero technical jargon, Karl's best friend Wayne has just sort of figured out how to connect the wormhole to his computer.
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Most of the next two paragraphs in the report are redacted so it is unclear what happened once the person or persons went inside the nightclub.
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I look at other people's profiles who are poly… I think I try to mention it at least in the first few paragraphs, like on OkCupid.
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Paragraphs 9 and 10 are rather interesting: Why it matters: Pay attention to how the Obama folks worded their denial of ordering a tap on Trump.
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It could detect with 99 percent accuracy which paragraphs of a paper included the "recipe," and with 86 percent accuracy the exact words in that paragraph.
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If you're sending a lengthy message that requires a detailed response, or if you need to write in complete paragraphs, simply emailing your coworker will suffice.
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Although the bulk of Apple's proposal with the Copyright Royalty Board is confined to three brief paragraphs, it would have wide implications if it were adopted.
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Paragraphs could be written on Lawson's curtains alone: cheap curtains, net curtains, curtains taped up—or else hanging from shower rings—curtains torn, faded, thin, permeable.
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But buried in the bill (page 2250 of the 4003-page bill) are a few short paragraphs that appear to limit the deductibility of corporate debt.
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This sounds wonky, and though Stiglitz spews plenty of populist rhetoric, "The Euro" is thick with dense paragraphs (imagine an economics text written by Michael Moore).
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The letters all start with the same five words, 'To Whom This May Concern,' and continue for three polite paragraphs, printed neatly on lined notebook paper.
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For example, which of the first paragraphs below about the shooting in Las Vegas is from a news article and which is from an opinion piece?
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I have coupled friends who post daily #whyiloveher pictures with paragraphs dedicated only to their partner (and their 2,000 followers), plus 15 hashtags underneath all that.
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Spoken word: One of our Opinion columnists recorded voice memos to remember column ideas and turns of phrase — even full paragraphs and outlines of his articles.
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" A couple of paragraphs later, Mezrich adds, "Tyler and Cameron didn't believe they were on the earth to exist; they were here to create, to build.
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And in the novel's final paragraphs, he offers one of the most trenchant calls for progressive action that I have read in a very long time.
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The wall text introducing the painting was written by the curator Veronica Roberts, who estimated that she had revised its six paragraphs at least 400 times.
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The story is written in a series of short, clipped sections, sometimes a couple of paragraphs, others no more than a line or two per page.
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Then, during the rest of the week, they apply the same skill set of close reading, analysis and writing evidence-based paragraphs to a Shakespeare text.
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Often when I sit down to write I distill my interviews with them into a few short paragraphs that capture their overall thoughts on the paper.
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The centerpiece of the complex, called Kryptos, is an eight-foot tall sculpture of a copper scroll, with four paragraphs of letters cut from the metal.
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The first out of four paragraphs, for example, has been decrypted to read, "BETWEEN SUBTLE SHADING AND THE ABSENCE OF LIGHT LIES THE NUANCE OF IQLUSION".
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Let's say this writer decided not to start as she did, but instead began with the kind of background she gives in paragraphs two and three.
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Let's say this writer decided not to start as she did, but instead began with the kind of background she gives in paragraphs two and three.
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Paragraphs from that memo were lifted verbatim, according to the newspaper, from a document that Chaika's office had given to a U.S. congressman two months earlier.
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Frank Bruni WASHINGTON — The word popped up in the opening sentence of Barack Obama's first Inaugural Address and in the opening paragraphs of George W. Bush's.
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So, the first task was to take a whole bunch of NYT articles—just over 50,000—and compare their lead paragraphs to the aforementioned short summaries.
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I hurdle over paragraphs and pages, mowing down novels in one night because while others make love to the olive-skinned assassin, I'm just fucking his skeleton.
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All these reading materials — with their chunks of black and white paragraphs — aren't exactly what you would call enticing, even if the headlines or titles seem promising.
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We develop strategies that balloon our paragraphs so we can fill out eight, 10 or 12 pages and pick up our gold stars on the way out.
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It was like this last year, when we rounded up The Most Inspiring Opening Paragraphs In Sportswriting for the first time, too; closing time is never fun.
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"I'm tired of waking up to unknown numbers sending me paragraphs of apologies like whats the point lol I don't need it anymore," Rodriguez's old tweet read.
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Our love for the superstore Target cannot be summed up in a few paragraphs (although, this GIF does a pretty good job encompassing all of our feelings).
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Bush and a quick analysis of the Copyright Act should take up about three paragraphs, but the decision runs about fifteen pages, with an even longer concurrence.
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On Saturday, though, Deuel contacted a CNN reporter, saying some paragraphs in Shillady's writings appeared to be "inspired" by a blog post he wrote in March 2016.
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If you want some copy for your next web design project or for your own personal amusement, you can generate 10 paragraphs at a time right here.
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One of Cooper's most quoted paragraphs from Behold a Pale Horse predicts the rise of school shootings by people exactly like Adam Lanza, the Sandy Hook gunman.
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Today, Kendall Krantz, whose work has appeared in places like McSweeney's, takes on the whole mess of an education apparatus in just a few savage paragraphs. Enjoy.
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In four paragraphs, Hodges writes that while she has been fairly open about her addiction to alcohol, she chose to keep her abuse a secret, until now.
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Here are the first two paragraphs of the Post story: Like many women, Lyn Slater was not thrilled when she started experiencing the physical signs of age.
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The most telling two paragraphs about the Trump administration's approach to chemical safety are contained within New York Times reporter Eric Lipton's damning investigation into the topic.
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IF A prize were to be awarded for the world's clunkiest prose, the paragraphs of indecipherable text that make up "terms of use" agreements would surely win.
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This particular question wording was two paragraphs long and explained in depth the reasoning of the ban and that it had been struck down in several courts.
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National Security Council (NSC) officials include President Trump's name in memos in as many paragraphs as possible to increase the chance he reads them, Reuters reported Wednesday.
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The post was 11 paragraphs, and it announced her intention to wear a hijab throughout the season of Advent, as a show of "embodied solidarity" with Muslims.
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O*NET ranks the importance of "understanding written sentences and paragraphs in work related documents, " assigning each occupation a "reading comprehension importance level" between 1 and 100.
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But on the positive side, he pointed out that the tax document released Wednesday expanded over the summer from a few thin paragraphs to nine whole pages.
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Some Twitter users noted that two paragraphs from The Daily Beast's article, written by Kate Briquelet, appeared word for word in Mr. King's article without any attribution.
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So in addition to cramming, I spent the morning conjuring all the potential outcomes the day might bring — and writing a few paragraphs to reflect each possibility.
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In the fall, the city revamped the exam, scrapping a section in which students had to take paragraphs with sentences that had been scrambled and reassemble them.
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Those who wish to encounter it unencumbered by any prior knowledge should employ a primitive method of interactivity and avert their eyes from the next two paragraphs.
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That led to him sending me several paragraphs of angry texts, calling me a petty bitch and a slut, because I didn't want my nudes made public.
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Alternatively, have students pair the sentence with a photograph or another piece of artwork and then write several paragraphs explaining how the two relate to one another.
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Some asked why The Times had published only a few paragraphs on what had occurred between the newspaper and Disney, given the national attention it had drawn.
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Here are the opening paragraphs from some of the pieces in "5 Writers on the Summers They Will Never Forget": Michael Paterniti: It's the summer of 1975.
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In an attempt to capture his interest, aides threaded Mr. Trump's own name through the paragraphs of one of the two-page memos they wrote for him.
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Nwanne was used to the kind of discourse that takes place in activist and academic circles on Twitter and Instagram, with long threads and jargon-y paragraphs.
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But of course the point of the books is not gorgeous sentences and perfect paragraphs, but this amazing world she created, with so much depth and resonance.
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What words or lines from the first few paragraphs of this article give you an especially vivid picture of what Houson is experiencing because of Hurricane Harvey?
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There were episodes when they spoke over one another, not just for a few sentences but for entire paragraphs, while the journalists moderating the debate watched helplessly.
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Below are the first two paragraphs, but we suggest you read the entire essay, paying close attention to how he describes both texts solely through this lens.
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This logic, however, relies on the idea that everyone reads past the first couple of paragraphs — whether it's a newspaper, magazine or more specifically, any digital platform.
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It is also an opportunity to see the origins or early iterations of many of Nelson's later habits: her preoccupation with violence; her remarkably unprecious treatment of sex; her haphazard (but often effective) jumps between tenses; her tendency to introduce quotations from other books, rendered in italics, into the middle of paragraphs as sentences borrowed for those paragraphs, by far the most visible stylistic feature of The Argonauts.
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In the first paragraphs of the report, the investigation team states that Lauer "admitted to engaging in sexual activity" with the anonymous woman whose allegations prompted his firing.
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A smart guy, he wrote three beautiful, perceptive paragraphs, at my request, for the catalog that accompanied the Serge Poliakoff exhibition I curated last year at Cheim & Read.
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Copy and paste a few paragraphs into the site's text box, and the editor will outline problematic parts such as long sentences, obscure words, and confusing passages. 14.
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The problem here is that there is little or no evidence that it helps the stock prices (see comments about bank stock performance in the opening paragraphs above).
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For instance, she suggests that a publisher can ask a website for a license agreement if they reprint an entire article or paragraphs from an article without permission.
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"Footer" is one of those ones that'll make you want to go back over the final few paragraphs to make sure you read them right the first time.
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Google announced the new functionality in a blog post, which is alone worth a read for the sheer number of paw puns pulled off in five short paragraphs.
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Here's the part I want you to pay attention to: two quick paragraphs describing how AT&T sees the future of advertising across those media properties and networks.
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A few paragraphs down, Sanneh mentioned the scandal again, but elided the nature of the tape: Mr. Kelly's career is a prime example of how to survive scandal.
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In January social media erupted over news that that decade of turmoil is now covered in six paragraphs of a chapter headed "Arduous Exploration and Achievements in Development".
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BAER: I think some of the most fun anybody on this show who's a writer has ever had has been pitching Pepperwood-isms and Pepperwood paragraphs and sentences.
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For example, National Security Council officials reportedly put Trump's name in "as many paragraphs as we can because he keeps reading if he's mentioned," one source told Reuters.
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Within the journal, there are multiple paragraphs linking the alleged bomber to extremist ideals but much of the handwriting is illegible due to being damaged in the arrest.
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In a few small paragraphs, the model explained that the magazine, which was not named, dismissed her photo because she was too big for the sample-size clothing.
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In the first paragraphs of the report, the investigation team states that Lauer "admitted to engaging in sexual activity" with the anonymous woman whose allegations prompted his firing.
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Counting the number of lines required making judgment calls, including approximating the number of individual lines in blackened paragraphs and the fraction of a line of redacted text.
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The anecdote presents a chance to discuss the subject of sexism in Hollywood – the casting couch is a notorious trope - but Ovitz gives it only a few paragraphs.
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Still, it'll take more than a few paragraphs, no matter how well delivered, to set Donald Trump and the Republican Party up as the best champion for women.
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You have to name your thread, you can easily write multiple paragraphs, you can attach files and you can notify some or all members of the current channel.
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The Times does mention the issue of association versus causation, but only in the last two paragraphs: How many articles do you read until the very last word?
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Something similar is at work when friends text each other pictures of paragraphs from a novel, or when a blogger quotes a passage of an essay on tumblr.
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But the two formats continued to differ in that the Scripting News format, which Winer nicknamed the "fat" syndication format, could include entire paragraphs and not just links.
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My worst possible fate is being buried alive while also burning to death slowly, and the second worst is hearing someone read these paragraphs back to me aloud.
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The text had been adapted from a picture book; in its condensed form, it consisted of a single page containing two dozen short paragraphs, and just two illustrations.
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The rest of the novel unspools as a single anguished remembrance, an internal monologue assisted by Solstad's characteristically lengthy sentences, and paragraphs that go unbroken for many pages.
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For the delicious roast chicken, marinated overnight in yogurt, Ms. Henry explains how to marinade and cook the meat, and dress a salad, in just three tidy paragraphs.
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We get very short chapters and a preponderance of single-sentence paragraphs, in cinematic present-tense prose that seems to teeter breathlessly on stiletto heels: The phone rings.
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"Find me anything written about Sean Spicer, Josh Earnest or Jay Carney that begins with two paragraphs about his appearance and body shape," wrote USA Today's Steve Reilly.
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When someone notable attains a certain age, newspapers assign reporters to draft advance obituaries, with just the top two or three paragraphs to add when the inevitable happens.
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Going Further — This article begins with these paragraphs: We're in the golden age of innovation, an era in which digital technology is transforming the underpinnings of human existence.
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The many redacted paragraphs in Mueller's latest filings are like buried time bombs waiting to go off in a similar fashion, under the right circumstances, legal experts said.
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As mentioned in our opening paragraphs, the setting of new thresholds is something often done in peak moments, or at least periods when things are better than normal.
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Teads specialises in so-called "outstream" ads, that is video ads that reside outside of video content, such as placed in an article between two paragraphs of text.
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EditorsNote: revises 2nd, 7th paragraphs James Harden scored 36 points as the Houston Rockets beat the Brooklyn Nets 123-113 Tuesday night at Barclays Center in New York.
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Passing such an extensive exam would make it impossible for a candidate to claim they thought classification markings before paragraphs were meant to organize messages in alphabetical order.
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What feelings do you get from the first five paragraphs of the story and which words or phrases does the author use that make you feel this way?
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Read just about anything we've written about them over the past nine months, and you'll find paragraphs of extensively hyperlinked text, each leading to a different creative thread.
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Within the first five paragraphs, she dismissed Gardendale's assertion that these court orders were inconsequential after all these years and also laid out the linchpin of her ruling.
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And the memo she brought with her closely followed a document that Mr. Chaika's office had given to an American congressman two months earlier, incorporating some paragraphs verbatim.
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None of his fellow contenders for the nomination speaks off the cuff in such gorgeously composed paragraphs (though Cory Booker, Michael Bennet and Marianne Williamson have their moments).
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The commission's "Internet of Things" Staff Report minimized the benefits of these new technologies for consumers – devoting only about six paragraphs to benefits in a 71-page document.
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Seth Meyers expressed some concern on "Late Night" about a report that President Trump has trouble digesting more than a few paragraphs of information at any one time.
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Since our contest gives you only 500 words to work with, Tip can show you how to impart a wealth of interesting information in just a few paragraphs.
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But she told Farrow when he visited her home earlier this year — a scene he recreates in the book's final paragraphs — that she ultimately did the right thing.
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Theorists of narrative often point out that the hard-working opening paragraphs of a novel must briskly transform a person who is not reading into one who is.
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An hour or so later, after we had tried opening paragraphs of John Hersey's " Hiroshima " and Truman Capote's " In Cold Blood ," my initial excitement had curdled into queasiness.
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The next step is obvious: Try using one of these four types of opening paragraphs to introduce a topic of your own, whether related to STEM or not.
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They both feature short sentences and one-line paragraphs, the frequent use of alliteration, and "reversible raincoat" constructions (Lincoln had a "team of rivals," Trump has "rival teams").
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The draft — or potentially doctored — paragraphs said Stone held Credico in "high regard" and hailed his "landmark interviews" with Assange on the New York alternative radio station WBAI.
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Paragraph 0 is deleted as the numbers are no longer relevant, additional paragraphs recasted to reflect new numbers with comments from Microsoft on official correction.) Microsoft Corp (MSFT.
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Again, there's a lot of liberation to writing short in certain circumstances, where you don't need to put in paragraphs of filler with commodity quotes from nameless congressmen.
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Audiences that spent time consuming only the first couple of paragraphs of a news story are now watching 45 seconds of a video that conveys the same information.
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Those participants were presented with paragraphs about each of 50 defendants and asked to rate the likelihood that each would commit a crime in the following two years.
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The Board of Inquiry drafted a synopsis that was designed to be public, but the United Nations has so far released only a few paragraphs of watered-down findings.
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Of the 36-page report, only two paragraphs are dedicated to Trump's time in Russia and the sexual practices he may or may not have engaged in while there.
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A lot of the publicity came after a Facebook user named Sean Jalbert posted two photos of the restaurant along with a few paragraphs about his experience eating there.
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According to the indictment, however, Veselnitskaya helped draft the report, including "insertions of approximately 29 paragraphs describing the supposed actions" of Browder, Magnitsky, and others associated with Hermitage Capital.
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And yet, Marx said, prosecutors fought to convict her by assuming that a single comment she made — "buried in paragraphs of incoherent ramblings about her feelings" — was the truth.
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They often come off as series of conventional paragraphs—what looks to me as bricks of text arranged in walls of white—no more poetic than any other prose.
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I don't want to pause God of War every five minutes to read several paragraphs of explanatory text God of War comes out on PlayStation 4 on April 20.
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But presidential efforts at self-explanation, especially at critical moments, usually involve briefers, speechwriters, editors and the president himself is usually accustomed to thinking in sentences, if not paragraphs.
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How does the opening anecdote, the first four paragraphs about Andy Guo and his car, go with the predictions you made about this article from the headline and photo?
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Watching it is kinda like watching an episode of Oprah or soaking in several paragraphs of an Eckhart Tolle book in the space of two and a half minutes.
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Perhaps Trump doesn't count himself as part of Bannon's team (or vice versa), but these paragraphs are a pretty damning take on the movement Trump claims to be leading.
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Bill described her job as "doing the words," the words being the names and scene setters in his Evening Hours column and the descriptive paragraphs in On the Street.
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" The book's final two paragraphs are a lyrical, almost mystical reflection that many anglers know by heart: "Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it.
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If you see it, it's just two paragraphs in a 300-page book, we did not make a lot of this, the world is making a lot of this.
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"After 2-1/2 days of talks and very short nights, some two-thirds of the paragraphs have been okayed," said a G20 official involved in drafting the statement.
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I just kept a Word document open on my computer for all those months where I would put paragraphs or thoughts or references or links to stories or whatever.
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I pay some attention to the visual elements (Garamond font, justified paragraphs), but I know teachers who put extreme care into the design of their syllabus-as-aesthetic-object.
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Anxiety proffered itself at the ends of paragraphs and pages, but I did my best to tamp it down as I watched the sun set on my stolen afternoon.
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We have been using it for three years now and we can say that it has truly improved our E.L.L.'s ability to write evidence-based paragraphs and claims.
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I loved C. S. Lewis as a kid, so I thought I'd have a toehold in that world, but invariably I'd get about two paragraphs in and fall asleep.
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A lot of them are based on puns, and they're very simple and kind of funny in Japanese but then they take like, five paragraphs to explain in English.
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" Several paragraphs in, Stephen Marche states parenthetically, "How naïve must you be not to understand that sex itself is about power every bit as much as it's about pleasure?
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As a result, some of the initial news coverage — which has to cram all of the big findings into a few paragraphs — can be a little difficult to follow.
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Pick a few that are especially interesting to you, then read them to see if you can find a paragraph or paragraphs that perform this "in a nutshell" function.
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When she returned, she began assembling decades' worth of work for her MoMA retrospective — she thought of it as making sentences out of pictures, paragraphs if she was lucky.
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Here are those same four strategies, as used in first paragraphs by various science journalists who write for The Times's Trilobites column, Science News and Science News for Students.
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Questions for Comprehension and Analysis Note: Though we encourage you to read the entire obituary, answers to the following questions can be found in the first twelve paragraphs. 1.
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You type other alphabetically eclectic sentences and paragraphs, your fingers darting away from home row and hurrying back, again and again, with the goal of these movements becoming automatic.
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That's because the European company specialises in so-called "outstream" ads: video ads that reside outside of video content, such as placed in an article between two paragraphs of text.
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EditorsNote: rewords first two paragraphs Cousins, Kings slip past Jazz SALT LAKE CITY — Coming back from large fourth-quarter deficits was not in the Sacramento Kings' DNA much this season.
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Four paragraphs later, we learn that the mystery man is Vladimir Putin, who is publicizing one of a string of American gas stations acquired by the Russian oil giant Lukoil.
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Yet I was still able to competently type a couple paragraphs, cruise over to some websites, and use the attached MacBook as if it weren't suspended in air above me.
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Just a very personal example, a story about me that had one paragraph of real quotes that I actually said on TV, and then four paragraphs of made up quotes.
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But many targets of harassment complain that little has changed — and the last time Twitter talked about safety "improvements," it had actually just rearranged paragraphs in its terms of service.
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After they have the chance to go through the experience, Kara, I'm not getting "hey, what's the feedback," I'm not getting two lines, I'm not getting ignored — I'm getting paragraphs.
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The legislation also authorizes -- in two paragraphs of the more than 1,000-page bill -- President Donald Trump's request to hold a military parade in the nation's capital to honor veterans.
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Within an hour of its initial release, a new, corrected filing was posted on the docket that no longer allowed the public to view the contents of the redacted paragraphs.
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Each entry in the soccer team's 2012 scouting report included, in addition to a nickname and a numerical value, a paragraphs-long assessment and a photograph culled from social media.
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In paragraphs that wax Solomonic, however, Justice Kennedy also writes separately to suggest there may be cases where an executive action is subject to review if based solely on animus.
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Brokers use all kinds of verbal gymnastics in blurbs that could be applauded if there weren't a potential buyer at the other end of these colorful but ultimately obscure paragraphs.
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When you insist on a lot of white space between paragraphs and sometimes between single sentences, and if your work is humid, the effect can unintentionally verge on the amusing.
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Critic's Notebook Three days after the presidential election, an astute law professor tweeted a picture of three paragraphs, very slightly condensed, from Richard Rorty's "Achieving Our Country," published in 1998.
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But hopefully, like that mention of the tears and those added paragraphs about what's at stake, the added details will bring you closer to the story we tried to tell.
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In a response to CNN, Omar's spokesman Jeremy Slevin argued that the paragraphs in question were not about Obama, but did not specify who Omar was referring to in particular.
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SPORTS The first seven paragraphs of an article about the Los Angeles Rams' return to the city after 2698 years in St. Louis were omitted from some editions on Sunday.
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All narratives must manage the passage of time, but a novel that covers decades must distill entire years into paragraphs, a challenge for any writer, let alone a debut novelist.
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There was just one issue with Hatch's tweet: The title wasn't an honor at all, which the Salt Lake Tribune makes exceedingly clear in the opening paragraphs of its editorial.
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She speaks for stretches of time, in paragraphs and pages, but peppered throughout are one-liners that — as a journalist, at least — you know immediately you need to get down.
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Bjorklund said most people are having problems with Summize not working because they're not taking clear enough pictures of text or trying to scan only a few paragraphs at a time.
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Everything in this op-ed—from its apparent cluelessness as to what libraries actually do to its clunky, five paragraphs format-esque writing—is a priceless gift to the Ratio Gods.
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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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Most troubling, to me, were the paragraphs in which she suggested we replace the tired idea that women are overly sensitive to pain with its opposite: that women excel at suffering.
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"It's worth noting a line buried a few paragraphs into the article, which explains that "[t]hese new projects began before Apple entered a court battle with the Department of Justice.
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The full-page advertisement featured a photo of a dismayed Chinese student covered in blood in Tiananmen Square, positioned above several paragraphs extolling the tyranny-checking powers of the Second Amendment.
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The event's manifesto, laid out in sentence-long paragraphs on the last page of a thick, graph-replete booklet titled Handbook: Prose & Poetry, gave extra gravity to the Bay Area morning.
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It took President Donald Trump just three paragraphs before he began to talk about himself in the opening speech of a meeting held on Wednesday morning to honor Black History Month.
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The ministry released three paragraphs of the OLAF report, which said that the EU watchdog found "irregularities" in the Stork Nest project and proposed to exclude the subsidy from EU funding.
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He often had to leave open spaces in his pictures for print, like a magazine's name for a cover illustration, a story's headline or the opening paragraphs of an inside spread.
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The headline: "Special counsel appointed in Russia probe" The key paragraphs: Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein appointed (former FBI Director Robert) Mueller to the position in a letter obtained by CNN.
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While the last two paragraphs may have seemed like a shameless plug, imagine what would happen if Americans collectively shrugged when our iconic places get shut down because of legal wrangling?
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The final paragraphs of Tartt's book tell the reader that Theo, amid his depression and shame and PTSD and loneliness, is trying to navigate back to a happier, more content place.
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The news release, from the office of the deputy commissioner for public information, consisted of four paragraphs, including two with sterile, boilerplate language that routinely accompanies requests for the public's help.
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Occasionally his paragraphs are weighted down with alphabetical lists of, say, every notable band that played at a particular club in a given year — like a garnish that overwhelms the dish.
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The first thing you notice is that those are ready-to-be published paragraphs coming out of his mouth; it's a Sunday op-ed coming off the top of his head.
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How we know: The NYT obtained an early draft of the commission report, which had seven pages detailing six different chemical attacks, though the published report truncated them into three paragraphs.
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Amid presentations on indigenous peoples, 19th-century life and the feat involved in the carving, a plaque entitled "A Dark Side of Our History" dedicates two paragraphs to the Klan's influence.
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The New York Times's Charlie Savage reports that KSM has requested permission from a military judge at Guantanamo to share "six paragraphs of information" about Haspel with the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Jibade-Khalil Huffman started off as a poet and he uses images in his video installations as a sort of grammar, composing phrases, sentences and paragraphs with found or filmed footage.
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The call for a vote on the paragraphs mystified representatives from the Netherlands, whose representatives pointed out that no one had objected to the language while the resolution was in committee.
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In the absence of further clarity, the fears of a plot in the camps turned into just a few paragraphs in our Hariri story, which had plenty of other juicy elements.
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I've also been fascinated with "Sapiens," by Yuval Noah Harari, but it's quite dense and I usually pick it up at night so I keep falling asleep after a few paragraphs.
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" He accused the publishers of having "purposely misled you by strategically omitting select paragraphs, specific sentences, and even singular words to mask the lies they had perpetuated for over a year.
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"It's difficult to guess what his estate plan is with three paragraphs of a letter," said Sharon L. Klein, president of family wealth for the Eastern United States at Wilmington Trust.
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" The collection is filled with lines, paragraphs and passages that both intrigue and shock, including the first piece: "This First Essay Is to Prove to You That I Had a Childhood.
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NOTE: This post has been updated from the original to add Symantec in the first and third paragraphs; it replaces a company erroneously listed as having participated in the SBIR program.
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Asking a few of them to Slack me a sentence about celebrity haircuts they had tried, I received paragraphs describing the day and the feeling that accompanied a half dozen transformations.
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But buried many paragraphs into the narrative is a section detailing Trump's unusually specific habits and requests, like requiring exactly 2450 boxes of Tic Tacs in his bedroom at all times.
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Here is a less incendiary but equally condemnatory aspect to the story: Remove "posse" from the offending paragraphs, and you still wonder what the heck Jackson was talking about, and why.
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Ganje's typography is often organized along a cardinal axis, but occasionally words, phrases or whole paragraphs disrupt this neat alignment, forcing the viewer to pause and shift perspective to continue reading.
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If you are participating in our Seventh Annual Student Editorial Contest, you know that you have only a few paragraphs to grab your audience's attention and make them care about your issue.
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The character had "paragraphs of dialogue" to deliver according to Jones, and it called on him to wear a full mask with static, wide-set eyes that were digitally animated in postproduction.
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In Friday's opinion, she wrote that of the 900 paragraphs that Students for Fair Admissions submitted that supposedly contained "undisputed facts," approximately 700 included facts that were at least partly in dispute.
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Eight paragraphs deep in his story on Nunes yesterday, the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza reveals that a "senior White House official" did some prescient foreshadowing of last Monday's House Intelligence Committee hearing.
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He denies telling students to publish fake news, but does instruct them to copy a few paragraphs from a story that's performing well on Facebook and create a new story from that.
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By Wednesday morning, that statement appeared on the front page of Columbus Nova's website, along with two additional paragraphs further detailing Columbus Nova's explanation of its relationship with Vekselberg's company, Renova Group.
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For years, writers at websites have written headlines and lead paragraphs like the ones above in the hope that people searching Google for the start time would be directed to their sites.
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Against Clinton in an arena where he will be asked to speak at length, he must speak in paragraphs, not catchphrases and cope with a single opponent with far more relevant experiences.
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To chronicle the 1960s he developed a bizarre prose style that merrily broke all the rules of good writing, littering the page with capital letters, exclamation marks, italics and single-sentence paragraphs.
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A New York Times review devotes two terse paragraphs to the 700 hours, while another piece for the same paper declares the films "an achievement," only to get distracted by classical music.
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The "hidden" paragraphs also indicate that the government believes Manafort initially lied to the special counsel and investigators about discussing a Ukraine peace plan with Kilimnik and meeting with him in Spain.
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Based on those two sentences, it was able to continue writing this whimsical news story for another nine paragraphs in a fashion that could have believably been written by a human being.
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Starting in November, she began collecting thoughts, paragraphs and links to others' work in a folder on her computer's desktop, but didn't pitch Clinton's team on another story until the following March.
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The company's approach to improving its user experience since then has been excruciatingly incremental, including bold measures like — and this is not a joke — rearranging the paragraphs in its terms of service.
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Bagehot may have applied some creative licence in the paragraphs above, but he was astonished to encounter every single one of the arguments therein at a recent pro-Brexit meeting in Hampshire.
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INTERNATIONAL The byline and the first six paragraphs of an article about a study on whether women should be deacons in the Roman Catholic Church were omitted from some editions on Friday.
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Such staccato paragraphs expand "The Woman in the Window" to more than four hundred pages even as they allow those pages to be read and turned in a near-continuous forward motion.
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Mr. Horsey said the offending paragraphs had been his attempt to find a "light way to ease into" the broader topic of the commentary, which he said was about Ms. Sanders's truthfulness.
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She limits her written words to the team to only a few paragraphs, she said, but then always adds a personalized message congratulating a player for his performance or encouraging the downtrodden.
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"Where we screwed up was we tried to explain a complicated subject in a news release in three paragraphs," he said at a Vanity Fair event in Los Angeles, according to Deadline.
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In the foreword to "The Collected Stories of Machado de Assis," published this month, the critic Michael Wood invokes Henry James, Henry Fielding, Chekhov, Sterne, Nabokov and Calvino — all in two paragraphs.
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Klobuchar's website has one page that outlines her health care proposals in five paragraphs that briefly summarize her proposals on health care, prescription drugs, addiction and mental health, reproductive rights and seniors.
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What's more, you may not sleep much, but as the mother of a newborn you'll become — temporarily — a shut-in with time to sneak in a few paragraphs between baby-gazing sessions.
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I need to give some brief context about why app compatibility is a thing on the Surface Pro X. The fact that the following paragraphs are even necessary is a little damning.
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Notably, this week Mr. Mohammed asked a military judge at the wartime prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, for permission to give the Senate Intelligence Committee six paragraphs of unspecified information about her.
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Djokovic, who rarely gives in-depth interviews about his personal life but speaks in long, sometimes meandering paragraphs, shook hands firmly, took a seat and started riffing, apologizing intermittently for the monologue.
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China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce stated in a list of 33 guidelines that the use of entire phrases or paragraphs as company names was no longer permissible, Sixth Tone said.
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The speech that came closest, Melania Trump's, included several paragraphs lifted from Michelle Obama's 2008 speech — showing how successful Obama's attempt to portray herself as an everyday American turned out to be.
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Much of her overarching criticism is boiled down in these two paragraphs: The viciousness, toxic partisan anger, intellectual dishonesty, motive-questioning and sexism are at all-time highs, with no end in sight.
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His letter is so jargon-strewn and reiterative and afflicted with weird curlicues of justification and decontextualized citation that it would not really read differently if whole paragraphs were moved around at random.
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She gave her answers in long paragraphs of mixed emotion — speaking as an historic medalist who finished, in an event by herself, far from the podium where American women have historically been mainstays.
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The main paragraphs of his resignation letter to Trump start with letters that spell out "IMPEACH," similar to a recent resignation letter from the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities (PCAH).
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This lets you get a better look at photos, makes reading lengthy paragraphs a little more manageable, and allows you to scroll faster through group messages to get to what you're looking for.
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I'd explain it, but these tweets from a Google engineer manage to explain it better in a couple 240-character tweets than I have in the previous paragraphs: This is a HUGE difference.
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At a traffic stop, say, a Reichsbürger will overwhelm the (usually puzzled) police with references to phony legal paragraphs and treaties while producing a driver's licence or other identification issued by the Empire.
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I don't like to be dismissive of movies in this weird little intro space here since I never write more than a few short paragraphs, but Nocturnal Animals is a whole other beast.
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I want to specifically thank a reader named Beau, who sent me multiple paragraphs, a dozen book recommendations and a whole list of articles on the subject to get me up to speed.
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I'll be honest: I'm envious of diary people, the smug, strange genre of human being who possess the discipline to sit down before bedtime and compose actual introspective paragraphs about their daily lives.
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But turn the card over and a different America asserts itself in the two paragraphs of text that ostensibly explain the merits of footwear manufactured by the 'Boot and Shoemakers' White Labor League.
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The story about his body being discovered was 15 paragraphs long and sat at the bottom of the front page of the local paper, beneath a story about Griffin Tech planning to expand.
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But Trump spent the bulk of his time — 27 paragraphs' worth of text — focused on his controversial immigration policies, underscoring the impasse lawmakers face as Washington recovers from the recent 35-day shutdown.
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But lengthy paragraphs about Flynn and Manafort were covered over by fat, black lines — a common practice used by prosecutors to keep sensitive information from leaking to the public during an ongoing investigation.
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Wading through the sea of collapsible-chair-toting, cigar-chomping, beer-hoisting fans on the course, I made it back to the media center and resumed writing paragraphs that probably wouldn't be published.
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Derek A. Poteet, submitted the request to a judge on Monday seeking to provide the Senate Intelligence Committee with six paragraphs of information related to Mohammed's direct knowledge of or interaction with Haspel.
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First, students numbered the paragraphs and defined new words using this "Identifying Words While Reading" chart, which asks them to write definitions in English and in their home language, then draw an image.
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By contrast, American officials said, this year Mr. Trump was presented with only the broad outlines of what the meeting would deliver — not details of the document of 79 paragraphs, running 23 pages.
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Lengthy expressions must be concentrated into a word or a phrase; two or three paragraphs must often be solidified into a sentence or two; and frequently entire pages are not 'fit to print.
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